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Navigate and progress through the diverse career options in health science by understanding educational requirements, gaining experience, and making informed decisions for professional growth.
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Career Advancement Health Science Technology Education
Objectives • Locate, evaluate, and interpret career options and employment information. • Predict the impact of career decisions.
Career Introduction • The educational requirements for future health careers will depend on many factors and vary among career choices. • Preparation begins NOW!
Career Advancement • A health care worker reaches a high level position by a series of occupational steps. • Advancement is based on gaining additional experience, education, and clinical training.
Enter the Workforce • The more experience, education, and clinical training you possess, the greater your initial step into a career. • Determine the requirements, then make an entrance.
AIDE LEVEL 1
Example Educational Requirement Laboratory Aide HS Graduate; On-the-job training AIDE
ASSISTANT LEVEL 2
Example Educational Requirement Laboratory Assistant Up to one year of classroom and clinical preparation ASSISTANT
TECNICIAN LEVEL 3
Example Educational Requirement Laboratory Technician Minimum two years classroom; two-year training program TECHNICIAN
TECHNOLOGIST LEVEL 4
Example Educational Requirement Laboratory Technologist A three to four year college program plus work experience TECHNOLOGIST
PROFESSIONAL LEVEL 5
Example Educational Requirement Pathologist A four-year degree, advanced degree, and clinical training PROFESSIONAL
Take the First Step “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” -Neil Armstrong