While completing a dual Master’s of Social Work and Public Health at the University of Michigan, I worked at Michigan Medicine. I learned there that there was more to shaping the patient experience than the clinical aspects of patients’ care. My deep desire to contribute positively to patient relations in a system that shaped the professional I am today is the reason why I enthusiastically submit my application for the Patient Relations Specialist position.
As a former Patient Services Assistant in the operating rooms, I took the time to learn about the resources available to our patients to ensure that their time with us was one in which they felt validated and supported. I was a point person for patients who were scheduled to receive care,
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• Using information brought forth by patients, their families, staff, volunteers, and HCAHPS data to assist in actively identifying systemic issues to make recommendations to clinical and administrative leaders to allow for continuous improvement.
• Frequently managing projects and deliverables for patient-centered initiatives, including interpretation and translation services.
• Adhering to CMS and/or state guidelines with regard to the documentation and acknowledgement of patient concerns and grievances.
My understanding that every person within a health system can and does shape how patients experience their path to wellness. It is the feedback from the very people we serve that give us the greatest opportunities to learn, grow, and ultimately gain loyalty as a trusted healthcare leader. A listening ear, an open mind, and a keen understanding of how the system works to the benefits of the patients, there are no bounds to my capacity to positively impact how patients experience Michigan Medicine. It would be an honor to support the system that developed me as a professional in its efforts to offer our patients and families and staff/faculty partners diverse perspectives, new ways of learning and doing to improve patients’ experiences. I thank you for your time and consideration
I always had interest in a clinical research career that serves a large number of people by emphasizing more on research studies by exploring whether a medical strategy, treatment or device is safe and effective for humans. As a graduate in medicine, my strong base in the medical field continually challenged and motivated me to expand my skills in patient care. My coursework has allowed me to develop a keen understanding of how disruption in biological systems can influence one’s health.
“Dedicated to enhancing professional and personal growth for allied health professionals, American Medical Technologists (AMT) awards the Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) credential to qualifying individuals.
Have you ever wanted to be a physician assistant? If you do, it is a challenge to be accepted in PA (physician assistant) school. There are over one hundred and twenty-five PA programs in the United States. A physician's signature is required on some percentage of the charts of patients whom PAs treat in twenty-four states. This job is considered to be the second best job America.
I am applying for this scholarship to help pursue my goal of earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences so that I may further my education with a Master’s of Physician’s Assistant Program. My long-term career goal is to work as an Oncologist Physician Assistant. I want to help those suffering from cancer become Survivors. My very personal experiences with my grandmother have led me to this career goal. I thirst for the knowledge to make a difference for so many people in need.
Physician assistant (PA) is a career that allows an individual to work independently to treat patients. While the physician is available to reference if any questions or concerns arise about patient care issue. The position of PA is diverse, and the delegated duties may range from surgical assistant to family practice. If a PA chooses to specialize then their knowledge and training is revered to be desired by employers. The career is fast growing and beneficial as a mid-level practitioner for physicians.
The medical field is one of the fastest occupations in the world. Medical Assistants and LPNs have different roles and responsibilities. You will get a better understanding about each occupation position in the medical field. Understand the difference between the two is not as difficult as it seems. The difference between the two is Medical Assistants handles basic clinical tasks. They are responsible for medical records, book-keeping, and answering call. Most Medical Assistants help Doctors examine and treat patients. They are responsible for drawing blood, and giving injections. Medical Assistants work in private offices and have clinical duties according to the state law. Medical Assistant can check temperature, height, and weight. They
Being a Medical Assistant you must be prepared to face the various types of emergencies. Two most common emergencies that a Medical assistant will be facing are seizures and fainting. In appearance it would seem that fainting and seizures are a little similar they both disrupt the normal consciousness.
A JOURNEY TO PROVIDE CARE When in the emergency room, many will groan because a "real doctor" is not taking care of them. However, the physician’s assistant’s (PA) job in the emergency room is to assist in taking a load off of the doctor so that the doctors can focus on the extremely critical patients. There are a number of fields that one can work in as a PA. Because of the variety of job choices, studies have shown that a physician’s assistant is the second most wanted job in the United States of America. (cite) To become a physician's assistant one must be willing to endure schooling and trials, though the job is full of benefits.
The career I became interested in is a Physician’s Assistant, or a few people call them PAs. I became interested in this job in my sophomore year of high school. It all started when I attended the STEM fair after school one day. STEM fair is only offered to students who are in either the biomedical Stem academy or the engineer academy. At this fair, students tour around to different classrooms to acquire information on different careers. I attended the Physician’s Assistant one, where there was an actual PA to give information on what PAs achieve. For example, PAs examine patients for diseases, injuries and illnesses.
A physician assistant (PA) was created to improve and expand healthcare. In the mid 1960s, physicians noticed there was a shortage in primary care physicians. To deal with the shortage, the first PA was was created in 1965 (“physician assistant”). The demand for healthcare will always be needed. More People are becoming a PA because of wages and less schooling is required. The career of a PA will grow and expand over the years. Medical examiners are always wanted due to the rise in healthcare demands through my research in career requirements, qualifications, working conditions, salary, the typical day, the future need for the career, my interest in the career, and my personal interview with a person in the field .
I want to attend George Washington’s physician assistant program because their mission and strong curriculum will help me attain my academic objectives and become a successful PA in primary care. I will fulfill the mission at George Washington as a PA because I plan to practice evidence-based medicine, advocate for my patients, and serve the community. From my dietetics major, I learned the importance of practicing evidence-based medicine to provide the highest quality care to my patients, which is how I will practice as a PA too. Secondly, I will strive to support my patients holistically with their medical needs. Providing quality, compassionate care to my residents as a CNA, I learned how to be a reliable caregiver and address any questions about their care that they have. Lastly, I learned the importance of volunteering and serving the community from my mother as a kid and began to volunteer at church and school alongside her. Also, I was a Girl Scout for eleven years and at the end of high school earned my
I think it is best to do a little more research on these Organizations. I recently just took the (CMAA) to be a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant. I ‘m still looking for work it is a little hard for me to do with class work that has to be done. I’m live in Springfield so I will be looking into what the jobs here prefer you to have as a medical assistant. I may also do some calling around to different facilities that hire medical Assistants to help make my decision. I think so far that the (CMA) Certified Medical Assistant will suit me and give me enough time to find work.
Medical office assistants are responsible for a variety of tasks around the health care center, most of which pertain to patients directly. The most critical ability that a MOA must have, is accurately filling out reports, client histories, and other relevant documents. This process is affected by administrative and clinical assistants alike; the administrative assistant checks patients into the office and confirms that their personal information is accurate and up-to-date, while clinical assistants will collect information pertaining to their reason for visiting, vital signs, and other physical attributes. Each detail of a patient’s medical record is important, and even the simplest of errors could seriously affect their examination. When a patient initially enters a health care facility, they are greeted by the administrative assistant
As I walked into that small and musty room, in a dimly lit corner of an office building, I did not expect much. I was very reluctant to accept my first job as a 16-year-old in medical records at a multi-physician practice in my small hometown. Why couldn’t I have been hired at the restaurant down the street where all of my friends worked? As I began this all but glorious job scanning paperwork, filing patient records, and obtaining multiple paper cuts along the way, it turned into something very unexpected. I ended up loving the atmosphere of working in a medical practice, and I knew the medical field was something I wanted to explore further.
There are more than 100,000 certified Physician Assistants practicing medicine in the United States. PA’s have a very high starting salary and get to do a lot of hands on work. After just two years of schooling you can come out making an average of $94,000. Being stuck at a desk all day is dreadful, and physician assistants get to choose what they want their work environment to look like. Job opportunities for a PA are expected to go up by more than thirty percent between 2010 and 2020. When you are a PA you have a huge amount of flexibility to choose your specialization. I know that a PA is the best career choice for me because i love to work with people and enjoy social interaction, i love to have flexibility to be able to spend time with my family, and there are very good benefits and there will always be job openings.