...of Flight Introduction/Theory of Flight LICENCING REQUIREMENTS Student Pilot Permit Age: _______ Medical Category: I, III or IV Written Test (PSTAR) _______% Recreational Pilot Permit Age: _______ Medical Category: I, III or IV Written Test _______% (Must have valid Medical and 10 hours flight time) Training: 25 hours total time 15 hours dual (2 hours dual cross country with two 30 min legs) 5 hours PIC Flight Test:________ % Private Pilot Licence Age: _______ Medical Category: __________ Written Test _______% (Must have valid Medical, ground school time and 10 hours flight time) Training: 45 hours total time 15 hours dual (3 hours dual cross country, 5 hours instrument training). 12 hours PIC (5 hours PIC cross country, including a 150 nm route with 2 stops) Flight Test: ______ % Night Rating Must hold a Private Pilot Licence Training: ______ hours of flight training consisting of: 5 more hours of instrument training 10 hours night (5 dual 2 hours cross country, 5 Solo, 10 takeoffs and landings) No Flight Test or Written Test VFR Over-The- Top (VFR OTT) Must hold a Private Pilot Licence Training: Minimum of 15 hours dual instrument time Multi-Engine Rating Training: No minimum hours required Flight Test Required Instrument Rating Group 1: _______; Group 2 ___________ Written and flight test required Training: 40 hours instrument time required (1 dual cross country 100 nm) Minimum 50 hour cross-country PIC ...
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...Everyone should want a career in their lifetime in order to survive. By survive I mean financially. The career I want is Clinical Medical Assistant. The Healthcare industry is one of the few industries that have a lot of stability in its jobs. A Medical Assisting career could probably provide you with everything you are looking for out of a career. It has a short training period, an excellent salary, and a professional working environment. A clinical medical assistant or CMA is basically a medical professional that supports the doctors and that does a variety of tasks to assist physicians in providing patient care, all the while making sure doctor offices or hospitals run smoothly and efficiently. Medical assistants pick up the slack that the...
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...performed myself in the past. I am very familiar with descriptive statistics and data handling through my training and work as a Monitoring and Evaluation officer and Program officer, and familiar with analytic techniques including multiple regression models. I am also familiar with research design concepts including random sampling, retrospective and prospective study designs, and clinical trial design. List of statistical topics: * Successful completion of Applied Mathematics course and Research Methodology course in the first and sixth semesters of the undergraduate study respectively (See Transcript attached) * Successful Completion of Monitoring & Evaluation Fundamentals course of Global Health eLearning Center in December 2011 (See Certificate attached) * Successful Completion of HIV Basic Biology, Epidemiology & Prevention course of Global Health eLearning Center in January 2015 (See Certificate attached) * Management of massive project database of all organization projects, including development of proficient high-level Excel-based tool and development of statistical report on organization performance to the donor (Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - DFAT) which describes crucial indicators including retention rate of HIV/AIDS patients on Antiretrovirals Therapy and HIV/AIDS service quality improvement (See Report Attached) * Management of the national Antiretrovirals (ARVs) consumption and generation of ARVs quantification...
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...I always strive for improvement. Most of my training is clinical and involves hands on patient care, but I am also trained in front office procedures and I have supervisory as well as training experience. Quality patient care is my passion and I also recognize the importance of creating a compassionate work environment for my team. More recently, I have been introduced to the dental field. At my current place of employment I have exceeded expectations and in doing so I have earned a promotion from Front Office Assistant to Treatment Coordinator. I have experience with Dentrix, managing schedules, working with a high volume patient flow and managing patient accounts. I do ask that you not contact my current employer until we have had the opportunity to speak, as I do not wish to discuss my current decision to relocate back to Nevada without solid employment opportunities. As an effort to constantly strive for improvement I am also a full time student at the University of Phoenix. I am currently excelling in achieving my bachelors in business management. My goal is to obtain a career that will allow me to use my skills, compassionate patient care, and leadership qualities to their fullest and eventually lead me into a position that will allow me to utilize my degree. I sincerely look forward to meeting with you at your earliest convenience. You may contact me at (775) 835- 3014 or you can e-mail me at meganpruitt85@yahoo.com. Attached to this cover letter is my resume and experience...
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...A P P O I N T M E N T National Defence Academy Khadakwasla, Pune – 411 023 Applications are invited from Indian Nationals to fill up the following vacancies. Application form duly completed should reach the National Defence Academy, PO : NDA Khadakwasla, Pune-411023 within 21 days from the date of publication of this advertisement :- |Ser |Name of Post |Pay Scale | |Reserved for |Total | |Out of total posts, | |No | | |UR (Gen) | |Posts to be| |reserved for | | | | | | |filled | | | | | | |Chemical Assistant (Museum and |(a) B.Sc. with Chemistry as main subject from a recognized University. | |Archives) |(b) Five years experience of working from a recognized Organization or Undertaking in Chemistry Laboratory or | | |Museum or Archives. | | |(c) Knowledge of store keeping. ...
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...Brushy Creek Center Zy’Kevoius is a three- year- old African-American male with a medical diagnosis of Seizures/Epilepsy and Global Development Delay. He has lived with his father, Elisha Williams, Jr., since the age of six months. Mr. Williams has full custody of his son. He stated that his family helps him to care for his son. According to Mr. William, Zy’Kenviuos has five to six seizures a month. Levetilacetam 100 mg and clobazam 2.5 mg per day is used to help control the child’s seizures. The father will give all medications at home. However, when there’s a seizure at school and last more than five minutes diastat has to be administered in the rectal. Mr. Williams shared specific problems to look for when his child is having a seizure: A loud cry, whole body shaking, and purplish/bluish color changes to the lips associated with staring spells. Zy’Kevious receives medical treatment at Baston Medical Center/Child Development Clinic at University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) in Jackson, MS....
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...were more known to the people as hypourgoi. These hypougoi during this time assisted in in-patient medical care alongside doctors. The Romans created 2 fully developed hospitals within the great city of Constantinople. However, nursing became considerably more popularized throughout the Middle Ages in Europe. During the middle ages the nursing industry was based on religion, the majority or nurses consisted of nuns and monks. The function of the hospitals during this time was a multi-functional facility. Alongside of the injured and ill patients the hospital brought on lepers and refugees. The role demanded by a nurse served a broader range of responsibilities besides nursing. During the late 500s to early 600s, the first documented Spanish hospital was built in Merida, Spain. Many of their nurses were supplied by the Catholic Church. What was astonish during this era these nurses were specifically told to care for the sick no matter of their nation of origin or the religion they practiced. The demand for nurses grew during this time when the Emperor commanded that hospitals should be attached to every...
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...application). 2. Interview(s) by appropriate Scope Management Solutions representitives. 3. Approvals of the offer by authorized Scope Management Solutions officials. All offers of Employment are contingent upon satisfactory background checks, drug screen, driving record, and medical examination results. Applicants, if hired, will be required to provide documents needed to complete an Employment Eligibility Verification (Form I-9). It is the policy of Scope Management Solutions to provide equal employment opportunity for all qualified persons and not to discriminate against any employee or applicant because of race, religion, color, sex, national origin, age, vetran status, disability, or any other legally protected status. P.O. Box 5554 1176 FM 517 Alvin, Texas 77512 An Equal Opportunity Employer www.link2scope.com The information you provide in this application represents you to the hiring authority. Fill in each blank accurately and carefully. Answer all questions. If a question does not apply, write N/A (Not Applicable) in the space provided to show that you did not overlook the question. Personal Data Name: Last First Compete this section even if a resume is attached Middle Current Address: Street City State Zip Permanent Address: (If defferent from above) Street City State Zip Telephone Number: ( ) - ( ) State - Social Security Number Home Cell Phone/Message Position Desired Wage / Salary Expected ...
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...Certificate of Competency ( for others ) c) Medical Certificate d) Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting ( For Ratings) e) Advance Fire Fighting (for Officers ) f) Oil / Chemical / Gas Tanker Familiarization Course. g) Specialized training Programme on Oil / Chemical /Liquefied Gas Tankers h) Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator Course 2½ days (Operational level ) i) Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator Course 5 days (Management level ) j) Indos Receipt or Indos Certificate. k) Passport. 2. Application for Certificate ( Endorsement ) for service on Tankers for each Type of Tanker is to be applied separately 3. Applicant have to produce all the above mentioned certificates in original with valid medical certificate at the time of collection of DC Endorsement 4. Training Officers Rating Level 1 Basic Operational Level Support Level STCW 95 Appropriate Certificate of Competency Reg V /I para 1 Advanced Fire Fighting Course (STCW Code A-VI/ 3) Fire Prev. and Fire Fighiting Course ( STCW Code A-VI /1-2 ) Tanker Familiarization Course ( Oil /Chemical/ Liquified Gas Tanker) AND Liquid Cargo handling simulator course 2-½ Days (For Deck Officers on Tankers only) OR 3-months supervised shipboard service (Oil/Chemical/ Liquified Gas Tanker) Level 2 Advanced Management Level STCW 95 Appropriate Certificate of Competency Reg. V/1 para 2 Advanced Fire Fighting Course (STCW Code A-VI/3 Specialized Training programme on : Oil Tanker operations;...
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...a pediatrician takes a lot of dedication and hard work. According to a HealthCare-Training Center, the job description for pediatricians includes a wide variety of tasks including medical history, ordering test, administering treatment, and explaining procedures (HealthCare-Training Center). Pediatricians communicate with nurses and other healthcare providers, and refer patients to medical specialists when necessary. They plan and apply healthcare programs, as well as prepare reports for organizations. They treat new born and patients up to the age of twenty-one years old. Pediatricians are concerned with more than just physical well being of their patients. They are also involved with prevention, early detection, and management of other problems that affect children and adolescents like social stresses or depression. As a pediatrician one will constantly learn new and exciting things and it all starts with earning a high school diploma, then getting accepted into a four-year institution of their choice. I am currently attending East Georgia College and later plan transfer to Georgia Southern to earn my Bachelor’s degree in Biology. Most students want to be a doctor takes a “Pre-med” curriculum, which includes some basic science and math courses. Those desiring a career in medicine should volunteer in any medical related fields during their four-years of college because it shows the medical schools your interest in medicine...
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...Sharon Crandell is the attending neonatal doctor at Turner. “Her official titles are associate professor of pediatrics and program director for the Residency Training program in Pediatrics” (Belkin p96). She is a very busy lady so sometimes it seems has if her main focus is on something else other than the patient. “She doesn’t always realize that her blunt, straight forward approach is misinterpreted by the parents” (Belkin p96). She cares for each patient as if they are her own. Although she says “keeping her emotional distance enables her to provide better care” (Belkin p96), we all know this wasn’t the case with Taylor. While working on the Poarch case Sharon was resented by both parents. I do not feel this was because she wasn’t a worthy doctor, it was because she would not fulfill Fran and Carey’s only request for her....
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...great happiness. That information has enabled me to make the decision of choosing my area of study and career in the field of Nursing. I was raised with almost everyone in my family working in the medical field. We have marine Doctors, nurses of all sorts, therapists, and even behind the scene medical family members working in jobs like medical billing and coding. Growing up and hearing stories at family gatherings of their experiences, always left me on the edge of my chair. I would not go play barbies with my cousins or basketball with the uncles I was the kid eavesdropping in on the adult conversations. I wanted to know more but most of all I was intrigued. I believe that nursing is both art and a science consisting of psychosocial and biological sciences that work together to continually improve the health care field. As a nurse it is crucial to carry the attributes of being caring, compassionate, understanding, nonjudgmental, realistic, open-minded, honest, ethical, and moral. I also feel that it is important to maintain sensitivity to all cultures when providing care. I believe it takes someone with a huge heart to do what nurses do. Some things you cannot be taught. If you are not a generous and caring person I cannot say I would think one would survive in the hands on medical field. The health care industry is booming; in fact, it is number seven out of 20 leading occupations, according to the BLS (Bureau of Labor...
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...ethical? To analyze this question I will use Rawls’s second principle of distributive justice for analysis. (2) use that method, developing the argument in support of your case; In utilizing direct to consumer advertising for prescription drugs is the advertising “reasonably expected to be to everyone’s advantage”? and “attached to positions and offices open to all?” (DeGeorge 78) One of the predominate claims of the pharmaceutical companies that the advertisements educate the consumer, thus giving them more information to evaluate their needs and to speak intelligently with their doctor. So, is the information provided in an ad or commercial “reasonably expected to be to everyone’s advantage?” It is reasonable to assume that everyone is exposed to the ads with the various media outlets used, such as TV, radio, newspaper, magazines and so forth, but is the education to everyone’s advantage? The drug companies receive a great deal of returns for every dollar spent on the advertising, thus increased profits which benefit the employees and stockholders of the company. Insured American’s may fall under the benefit, as noted by supporters, of seeking medical attention earlier resulting in an earlier diagnosis and, in some cases, treatment for something that may have gone completely untreated....
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...INTRODUCTION I am a 43 year old mother of two teenage daughters and have been taking stock of what I have achieved and where my career may take me. Hence my partaking in this module to assist the journey I hope to pursue. I have been working in my current position as a band 5 registered nurse for 6 years since I completed a returned to nursing course in September 2005 facilitated by the trust where I am now employed on a full time basis. I have enclosed a current job description at Appendix 1 (attached). For the purpose of this study I have chosen to reflect on 3 learning events that have impacted on me to provide positive outcomes and enrich my working practice. Within the main body of the study I will expand on each individual learning experience based on Gibbs’ cycle of reflection (1988) combined with influence from Johns’ cycle of reflection (1994). See Appendix 2 - 2a (attached). I have chosen to incorporate Gibbs model of reflection as I feel it is quite straight forward and clearly outlines a framework to help me logically describe the event, discuss feelings, evaluate the experience and how it impacted on me and my practice. It leads to a final conclusion with considerations for improvement that I will refer to as my action plan. I have incorporated aspects of Johns’ model of reflection as it quite usefully prompts more detailed consideration of the processes of analysing a situation e.g. influencing factors within an experience. I will explore the implications...
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...donation is useful for medical research, education and also beneficial of needy (injured/diseased) living persons. In medical educational sector, usually medical students study anatomy, which deals with the study of composition of human body. Understanding of human anatomy requires indepth knowledge about human body organs, tissues, cells, which requires teaching based on cadaver dissection. Cadavers and donated bodies remain a principal teaching tool for anatomists and medical educators teaching gross anatomy. Hands on experience on dead body helps learn various medical concepts and nature of human body. There is ever increasing demand of cadavers for anatomy dissection. Apart from educational uses, dead body donation may also include specific organ donations which could be required for saving life of severaly injured or diseased living beings as well. Even then people are reluctant to donate their bodies after death due to various reasons. This research is made in order to know these factors which results in opposition to dead body donation. Study also suggests ways to actually increase awareness in our society about dead body donation. In this study report we present a survey (attached in Annex- A) regarding potential whole-body donors in china. 100 random people (age range 18-75 years) answered a questionnaire, giving information about themselves, their reasons for donation, attitudes towards the dead body, funeral preferences, religious issues and medical giving and receiving...
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