...to fulfill my mission. Health care is an amazing field and should not just be considered a way to get paid. I feel my missions is to provide the best possible care to individuals in need no matter their religion, color of their skin, status or illness. I believe my philosophy is all health professionals are obligated to give all mankind the best patient care possible. I see patients not as a statistic or illness, but as people needing a special center of attention unique to each patient. Sleep technicians must always use sound medical decisions when treating individuals. As a health professional I feel that it is necessary to promote a healthy lifestyle to our patient in order for them to become more aware about their health and to help them do more on their own to create a healthier lifestyle for themselves and those they love. As a sleep tech or as any type of health professional, patient confidentiality is of utmost importance. Sleep techs are responsible for educating patient and their loved ones about the disorders of sleep, how it is treated, ways to create better sleep hygiene and the negative effects it has on the body if left untreated. As health professionals, we should also follow the same things we preach to patients about living healthy lives and taking care of our own health. As the saying goes “Practice what you preach”. Sleep techs must always keep up...
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...During my junior year, I was attending the Pre-Veterinary Technician program at Tri-Tech. Prior to coming into this program, I didn’t have much knowledge on animals because growing up I wasn’t exposed to much of it. I was interested in taking the program to learn about the veterinary field and gain some knowledge on the different jobs veterinary technicians are required to perform at clinics and hospitals. At the time I wasn’t definite on becoming a veterinarian or veterinary technician because I didn’t know what I was capable of doing. While taking this program, I learned about proper restraints on animals, proper grooming on animals, anatomy and physiology, zoonotic diseases, medical terminology, different breeds of animals, and jobs required of veterinary technicians. After one year of the program, I came to the decision of becoming a 2nd year student during my senior year. I knew by taking another year at Tri-Tech, I would learn more about the the field I’m interested in doing. Before coming into this program, I had many possible careers in mind. One: to teach English in a foreign country. Two: to major in English and become a writer....
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...Professional Organization: The Tech Republic By: Mike Vignapiano Foundations for General Education and Professional Success/GEN-200 18 February 2010 Prof. Jack Rivituso The professional organizations I am interested in (and belong to) are many. I am a member in ‘good standing’ with The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Network Professional Association (NPA), Independent Computer Consultants Association (ICCA). However, my favorite organization is Tech Republic Tech Republic is a free website dedicated to issues in the world of the Information Technology (IT). It is owned by CBS Interactive and marketed alongside BNet and ZDNet (formerly ZiffNet). Once a person becomes a registered member on this site, it will allow them to receive several e-newsletters, download certain ‘White Papers’ (authoritative report or guide that often addresses issues and how to solve them), and post comments on the site. Tech Republic provides up-to-date, relevant information for those people in the IT Field. Besides the White Papers, it also provides the member with Newsletters, Blogs, Downloads, Forums, Photos, Videos, Webcasts, Software, and Training. Most of these items are all free. However, there are some items that may need to be purchase (at reduced rates) and can do so at their...
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...Information Technology (IT) field. It also includes a brief description of what the IT field is. Along with the job outlook projected from 2008 through 2018. One of the most important things in the IT field is to keep up to date with the latest trends. There is a chart covering the annual income of some of the careers in the field. As well as a chart that covers the annual total cost of tuition and fees for some of the best online schools. Professional Language and Culture Report What is Information Technology (IT)? IT is an acronym for “Information Technology” and you pronounce it by saying the letters individually. IT is anything related to computing such as the internet, hardware, software, networking, and even the people it takes to operate and maintain the systems. Almost all large companies have their own IT department that manage the computers, servers, networks, security, and anything else that falls into their area of expertise (Techterms, 2011). Culture According to a blog, by La Salle, “Culture has been a constant worry in the Information Technology (IT) field, since it has been observed that culture can influence on the success of IT adoption and usage” (2010). More often than not the professionals in the IT field go unnoticed until something goes wrong. What is really happening is they are behind the scenes operating and maintaining current systems as well as testing and implementing new ideas and technology into the field. The IT field is growing rapidly and...
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...celebrating 20 years now. I have worked in many fields, such as aerospace, automotive (Specialty vehicles), manifolds for oil, power & industrial applications, and fire protection equipment and apparatus. I have an Associate of Applied Science in Tool Engineering, a Bachelor’s of Science in Digital Design/Visual Communications and classes towards an Associate of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology. The global economy has made it hard to compete, not only for business, but also individuals. I have found this out the hard way by suffering through lay-offs. Even though with experience and schooling, it is hard to justify the benefits of experience and knowledge when today’s students have a Bachelor’s of Science degree (in Mechanical Engineering or Design Technology) and some CAD experience. That’s where Ivy Tech comes into my plans. I know that the American Honors program at Ivy Tech can help me achieve my goals and advance my career. I wish to become the leader for a group of designers, and drafters. I am looking forward to the Associate of Applied Science in Design Technology at Ivy Tech in helping me to achieve this goal. This course will help me gain new knowledge and insight. The AS in Design Technology will be instrumental in my current career and aid me with the ever changing technical advances in today’s business world. I also hope to use this education to advance my education to a Bachelor’s of Science in Design ...
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...difficult to work with. My oldest sister is someone whom all my life I have looked up to and believed to be the smartest person I know. She received her undergraduate degree from Emory University and is now in the middle of obtaining a PhD in Immunization from Harvard. We both hold an interest in each others respective fields of study and because of that we’ve been learning bioinformatics together over the past few years. While learning this subject together has been something we’ve both very much enjoyed doing it has also been a very difficult journey, and not just due to the difficulty of the subject. You see, my sister has always been...
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...Research Paper Memo 03/01/2015 My final research paper will be focusing on the impact of new technology on real estate. Technology has been a trending topic in all fields for decades, and I believe it also has a great influence on the real estate. * There is a battle raging in this information age: A standoff between professionals and their potential clients: Attorneys, doctors and realtors are fighting a new wave of information dissemination and peer-to-peer advice. * Tech is always sites as a bright spot in the United States economy: Hardware, software, mobile technologies, and social media, bio-tech, and e-commerce are all key new technologies booming indicators. Six of the top ten metros in the top office demand markets since 2010 are certainly quality as markets that have a strong tech component driving much of the growth. * Analyzing the relationship between some new technologies and real estate： Many may not believe there’s tight connection, the real estate industry is actually one of the most tech savvy industries around today. * Examples: The real estate profession is undergoing similar growing pains, a process in which consumers are redefining what they want and need out of an agent. Driverless cars: implications for the economy and the commercial real estate in the future 1. Market ready overview 2. Parking paradigm shift 3. Population shift * Overall: there is still a tremendous upside in the tech cycle that will leads to a...
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...Abstract Working in the medical field can be a rewarding experience, when you see the patients feeling better, returning to the comfort of their homes and life as they know it. However it can also have its challenges. Working in a medical lab where there is no team work between the various sub-departments causes’ poor patient care and decreased turnaround times. The purpose for this experiment is to create an environment in which the labs sub-departments can work together as a core lab (a team of one). Department leads got together and identified all barriers that they saw and then came up with ways to fix the barriers in order to establish better team work between the sub-departments within the lab. The teams went back and implemented the new team building ideas and the results have been great. Introduction Working in the medical field can be a rewarding experience, when you see the patients feeling better, returning to the comfort of their homes and life as they know it. However, it can also have its challenges. I work in a medical lab at a children’s hospital and within the lab we have departments consisting of support staff (phlebotomy, specimen processing, and reference lab), chemistry, hematology, coagulation, microbiology, pathology, histology, flow cytometry, blood bank and research. Knowing that the majority of our patients treatments are based on their lab results, we have to all work together as a core lab (a team of one) in order to get our patients results...
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...Abstract Working in the medical field can be a rewarding experience, when you see the patients feeling better, returning to the comfort of their homes and life as they know it. However it can also have its challenges. Working in a medical lab where there is no team work between the various sub-departments causes’ poor patient care and decreased turnaround times. The purpose for this experiment is to create an environment in which the labs sub-departments can work together as a core lab (a team of one). Department leads got together and identified all barriers that they saw and then came up with ways to fix the barriers in order to establish better team work between the sub-departments within the lab. The teams went back and implemented the new team building ideas and the results have been great. Introduction Working in the medical field can be a rewarding experience, when you see the patients feeling better, returning to the comfort of their homes and life as they know it. However, it can also have its challenges. I work in a medical lab at a hospital and within the lab we have departments consisting of support staff (phlebotomy, specimen processing, and reference lab), chemistry, hematology, coagulation, microbiology, pathology, histology, flow cytometry, blood bank and research. Knowing that the majority of our patients treatments are based on their lab results, we have to all work together as a core lab (a team of one) in order to get our patients results out...
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...The Negotiation Checklist is a list that helps to prepare you for negotiation. The list consists of four parts: you (the negotiator), the other party (them), the situation or environment, and the relationship between the parties. According to Tripp, “The well prepared negotiator knows the playing field and the players, is seldom surprised, and can promptly capitalize on opportunities.” In the first part of the negotiation checklist, self-assessment is necessary in order to determine what you want out of the negotiation process. You must determine the goals that you have in this negotiation, so you can determine what you want out of the deal or process. After the goals are set, each issue must be determined then be assessed as to whether or not they are important or not in the negotiation. Then you must determine your BATNA or Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement. If you have multiple alternatives, you are able to demand more in negotiations. Lastly, you must determine what your resistance point is, and when you can walk away or choose your BATNA. The second part of a negotiation checklist is the other party in which you are negotiating with. The other party must determine any issues that they have as well as address the issues that you bring to the table. Even though you have alternatives, the party that you are negotiating might have other alternatives as well. You must determine what the other party’s resistance point is and also set your resistance point...
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...to gain expertise in this challenging field. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Academically, I have always been regarding as being extremely motivated, having completed my Associate in Arts when I graduated High School at age eighteen and continuing on to complete my Undergraduate Education from the University of Central Florida by the age of twenty. I then decided to pursue an education in law at Florida Coastal School of Law; however, after two years of study came to the realization that my area of interest had changed to finance. AREA OF INTEREST Finance, as a field, had always fascinated me right from my undergraduate college days. I believe that my fondness for this field stems from the fact that finance is very analytical. I have always enjoyed and been strong in areas that require problem solving, analytical and mathematical skills, and I am anxious to combine the knowledge of, and aptitude for, these skills with my interest in finance. I really want to explore finance while intend to gain specialized knowledge in the field of corporate finance. PREPARATION FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDY The two years I spent studying at Florida Coastal School of Law has prepared me for continuing my educational elsewhere. The rigorous demands of law school have further taught me the importance of staying focused, motivated and always being prepared for anything. The skills and knowledge I have gained will only further help me in my pursuit of obtaining my Finance MBA from Florida Institute of...
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...Personal Statement My passion for pharmacy begun when I took a pharmacy-tech class offered in my high school. I was intrigued about the things I learned in the class; I learned about the different type of drugs, its brand names, its function to the human body, how to calculate dosages, and how one can apply them in the pharmacy field. This gave me the opportunity and curiosity to look farther into the pharmacy field. I took a chemistry course and became interested in the elements and molecules of the periodic table, how it is related and how it is applied in medicine. I took Human Anatomy and Physiology; which captivated me into how the functions of the human body relates to pharmacy. The combination of these two science courses gave me the curiosity in learning more about pharmacy....
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...New Technology in my Field The article that I chose is on how New Intel vPro Technology enhances security, adds automatic tune ups and thinks for itself. This technology consists of a more energy efficient combination of Intel quad-core or dual processors the new Intel Q45 Express Chipset and Intel 82567 Gigabit Network Connection and Intel Active Management Technology 5.0. This technology allows for a more controlled or streamlined type of maintenance for your PC. Some of the new business-class innovations allow great features. This new version of Intel vPro allows IT organizations to extend their reach to protect and manage PC’s beyond the corporate firewall. Also the new Remote Alert feature allows an ailing PC experiencing symptoms outside of preset parameters to call for IT assistance on its own even if it is turned off. Intel also beefed up access security with two new features. The new Access monitor feature logs IT activity on systems more securely and comprehensively further slimming the margin for security breaches. The platform offers the first embedded technology to authenticate PC’s using Microsoft Network Access Protection allowing protected out-of-band maintenance on Intel vPro based systems. The new Remote Scheduled Maintenance feature allows IT administrators to program PC’s for regular tune ups by automatically connecting to an IT management program for maintenance. The new Fast Call for Help feature enables the user to get immediate assistance over an...
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...Teresa Flanagan Individual Transition Plan Shenandoah University Transitions for Students with Disabilities SED 575 June 25, 2014 Individual Transition Plan OVERVIEW: Student J is a 14-year-old eighth grader at Seneca Ridge Middle School. He was found eligible for special education services in September 2008 as a student with Other Health Impairment (OHI) and a secondary label of an emotional disability (ED). When student J was in his late elementary school years he experienced inability to interact with his peers and maintain social relationships, and was observed shutting down and displaying self-destructive behaviors. There were interventions and accommodations implemented in elementary school including a behavioral plan, which was revised each year he was in middle school, based on what his interests were which were used as the motivators and rewards he would receive for displaying appropriate behavior and completing work. Student J became academically successful and was showing great progress at the end of seventh grade. During his 8th grade year he went through the reevaluation process and was found continued eligible under the same primary and secondary labels. The areas of concern for Student J were identified as problems with using appropriate language, and the same behaviors of shutting down when he was experiencing frustration. This cased a lack of progress in content subject areas during his eighth grade year. Student J receives special education services...
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...From a young age, I have always shown an increased interest in science. More specifically, discovery and experimentation. I did not want to sit down in a class and learn of something through secondhand methods, I wanted to experience what was being taught. Sixth grade was the first time I took a designated science class. The class was labeled as an introductory science class, meant to cover most aspects of science, but the teacher focused mainly on biology and earth sciences. My love for biology took root and continued to grow as I had some of the best teachers guiding me. In the middle of my seventh-grade year, my cousin was diagnosed with Otahara Syndrome at just six weeks old and had to have emergency brain surgery before more of his brain...
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