Transcript 3 Careers

3 Careers
By: Kenzie Smith
Ultrasound Technician
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An ultrasound technician performs medical diagnosis
using high frequency sound waves and imaging
techniques to generate images of cross sections of
organs.
Technicians most times work under the direction of a
radiologist.(A medical specialist who uses radioactive
substances and X-rays in the treatment of disease.)
Safe Option for Future
Ultrasound is safe and has no side effects. It allows for
safer procedures involving a needle, catheter by acting
as a visual aide.
 Ultrasound is inexpensive and available to most all
health care.
 Ultrasound is better than X-rays, soft tissue is not seen
very well.
 Ultrasound has become essential.
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Salary, Security, Benefits
The annual average ultrasound tech salary was
$66,360, or $31.90 per hour in 2012, and this was
based on a 40-hour working week.
 Job Security for ultrasound technicians is well
preserved even during economic downtimes, the
need for ultrasound technicians has increased
year by year. This is because ultrasound is a main
way to observe what is wrong with a patient.
 This means that no matter how bad the economy
gets, or how many jobs are lost, ultrasound
technicians are secure.
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Possible Risks for Future
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Fetal ultrasound. Therefore, prior studies suggesting that ultrasound is not
dangerous for an unborn baby
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Some studies suggest the procedure may contribute to slower fetal growth
and other problems while others show that routine prenatal ultrasound
provides no benefit in normal pregnancies and may lead to a high number
of babies being falsely diagnosed as high-risk. This scenario leads to a cycle
of over-testing and elevated stress for the mother other family members in
cases that would otherwise be treated as normal pregnancies.
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Particular concern has been raised about the effects of Doppler ultrasound
on an unborn baby because Doppler uses continuous waves rather than
intermittent pulses and thus causes greater exposure when compared with
conventional ultrasound.
Guarantee for future
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There is every reason to assume that diagnostic medical
ultrasound will continue to be an essential tool in
medicine.
Technological advances are creating faster, lighter
machines with more memory, and new transducer
probe designs will result in better tissue access and
images.
Choosing a career in diagnostic medical sonography
brings with it the opportunity to contribute to even
more effective diagnosis and successful treatment of
patients in the future.
Existential Therapist
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Existential psychotherapy is a philosophical method of
therapy that operates on the belief that inner conflict
within a person is due to that individual's confrontation
with the givens of existence. Also referred to as
ultimate concerns, form the body of existential
psychotherapy and compose the framework in which a
therapist puts together a client's problem in order to
develop a method of treatment. These ideas come from
the four dimensions of human existence, the physical,
social, personal and spiritual.
Salary, Security, and Benefis
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Existential therapists typically earn
$53,000 a year. But this is completely
dependent on the patient and the
circumstance. Wage could depend on the
experience of the therapist.
Radiologic Technologist
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A radiologic technologist, also known as medical
radiation technologist, and as radiographer, performs
imaging of the human body for diagnosis or treating
medical problems. Radiologic techs work in hospitals,
clinics, and private practice. Better known as an X-ray
technician.
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Radiologic Technologists earn about
$64,000 a year. Radiologic technologists
are entitled to benefit packages, benefits
include health and dental insurance,
short-term and long-term disability, paid
vacations and sick time, and 401k savings
plans.
The End!