Clinical Manager

Duties and Responsibilities: Clinical managers oversee a specific department such as nursery, physical therapy, or surgery. Other clinical mangers are in charge of overseeing an entire facility. They set and carry out policies, goals, procedures for their departments. They also evaluate the quality of the staff’s work, and develop reports and budgets. They must be able to adapt to changes in health care laws, regulations, and technology.

Salary: $76,000

Education: To become a clinical manager you typically need at least a bachelor’s degree. They bachelor’s degree should be in health administration. Graduate programs often last between two and three years and may include up to a year of supervised administrative experience. They should have analytical, communication, interpersonal, problem-solving, and technical skills, and detail oriented.

Reflection: I don’t think ill like to be Clinical Manager because it seems like something difficult to do and doesn't interest me.

Student Success Statement

“Kindness is the essence of greatness.”

                             Joseph B. Wirthlin

Reflection: If you push yourself to be a little more kind something great will come to you.  Doing nice and kind things to people sometimes brings you rewards. As my geography teacher says “if you know better you’ll do better” which relates to being kind because since you know kindness is something good you’ll do it and it’ll bring you stuff in return. For example, if you give food to a homeless person you’ll feel great about yourself because you helped them out in a way.  You will also show people what being kind is and be a role model to the people around you. It’ll make you feel great yourself and like the video we saw he got a bat signed from his favorite player for giving the other kid the baseball because he was sad he didn’t.

Speech Pathologist

Duties and Responsibilities: They assess diagnose, treat, and help to prevent communication and swallowing disorders in patients. They communicate with patients to evaluate their levels of speech or language difficulty, determine the extent of communication problems by having the patient complete basic reading tests, identify treatment options, and create and carry out a treatment plan for every individual patient. When a speech pathologist treats its patients they usually teach them how to make sounds, improve their voices, alternative communication methods like sign language, improve their ability to read and write correctly. They may also work with them to develop and strengthen the muscles to swallow and counsel patients and families on how to cope with communication disorders.

Salary: $69,870

Education: To become a speech pathologist you must have at least a master’s degree. It is also required of you to be licensed in almost all states. To become licensed you must have a master’s degree and supervised clinical experience.

Reflection: I don’t think I would like to be a speech pathologists because I don’t see myself doing it in the future.

Bullet List

1.       Help the ones in needed

2.       Give food to a homeless

3.       Donate money to any charity

4.       Holding the door

5.       Wash a neighbors vehicle

6.       Say “good morning” to someone

7.       Help a mother carry her baby stroller

8.       Pay for someone’s groceries

9.       Pay for strangers coffee

10.   Donating clothes

11.   Say “thank you”

12.   Give shoes to homeless person

13.   Rake a neighbor’s lawn

14.   Call someone you haven’t talked to in a long time

15.   Let someone into traffic who looks like they are in rush

16.   leave money in a public place for someone

17.   be respectful to people around you

18.   stick up for someone who is being bullied

19.   have good manners

20.   send a card to someone who is sad

21.   don’t bully

22.   leave kind notes to people

23.   ask people what they need

24.   help someone complete their goal

25.   use appropriate language