Registered Nurses
Registered nurses can work in a nursing care facilities, nonprofit clinics and schools in addition to the usual medical workplaces.
Requirements
- Graduation
- Science stream
- Opted bio
- Work experiance
- 10th pass out
- 12th pass out
- Good Communication Skills
- Humble
What we Expect from nurse?
- Your nurse should be a caring, compassionate individual.
- Your nurse makes sure that your environment is safe.
- Your nurse should be professional.
- Your nurse wants you involved.
- Your nurse will keep you informed.
- Your nurse is a member of a health care team.
What nurse have got?
Specialization – Once you hold a MSN degree, you can specialize in certain interesting fields of nursing. You may, for instance, be interested in mental health care, pediatric care, oncology or any other specific field. Only with an MSN degree can you have true specialization.
2. Better Job Prospects – Once you hold a MSN degree, there are far more career opportunities open for you. Although job prospects are good for all nursing professionals, those with a MSN degree have a greater number of career choices. In fact, only those with a Ph.D. are able to have even more career opportunities.
Medical Assistant
Medical assistants perform administrative and clinical tasks in a variety of work settings.
Requirements
- diploma or certificate in medical assistance
- Interpersonal, communication,.
- comprehensive knowledge of human anatomy.
- medical terminology
- insurance procedures.
- pharmacology
- Good Communication Skills
- humble
What we Expect from you?
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Answering phones and scheduling appointments
Updating, recording, and filing medical information and forms
Greeting patients and answering questions
Serving as a liaison between the physician and patient
Managing billing and bookkeeping
Completing and filing insurance forms
Arranging hospital admission or lab procedures for patients
- Answering phones and scheduling appointments
- Updating, recording, and filing medical information and forms
- Greeting patients and answering questions
- Serving as a liaison between the physician and patient
- Managing billing and bookkeeping
- Completing and filing insurance forms
What you've got?
Medical assisting is one of the fastest growing careers in healthcare. There are ample jobs available, but many of the best positions are highly competitive. This means that many medical assistants are now deciding to become certified since the Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) credential represents the highest standard of professionalism in the field.