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    The career of a cardiothoracic surgeon is constantly changing. Changes in the future will occur in many different areas of the career. Due to the current cardiothoracic surgeon shortage in the United States, educational programs will be altered to attract and encourage more medical students to pursue the career of a cardiothoracic surgeon. The educational curriculum for cardiothoracic surgeons will be revised to increase efficiency and effectiveness. This new learning environment is supported by…

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    The Senate Honors Awardees at Distinguished Faculty Event Throughout their career, UC San Francisco faculty put in great efforts to respond to mentoring and teaching responsibilities. The Academic Senate Committee on Academic Personnel (CAP) honors these efforts by awarding four faculty annually with the Senate’s Distinction In Mentoring (DIM) Award and the Distinction In Teaching (DIT) Award. This year’s recipients were recognized during an award ceremony surrounded by colleagues and family on…

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    various career that a Physical Therapy graduate can pursue. However, holding a bachelor's degree in this field wouldn't suffice in aiming to be a successful professional educator. A Physical Therapy educator must be versed in the pedagogy in academic teaching. Pedagogy is defined by Westbrook et al. (2013) as stated by Watkins and Mortimore (1999) as "any conscious activity by one person designed to enhance learning in another". Therefore, pedagogy is the art or way of teaching by an educator to…

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    Motivation In Nursing

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    There are a variety of reasons why one chooses to pursue a career in nursing. Historically, the yearning to care or help someone else has been a prevalent motivation to enter nursing. External incentives, such as employment opportunities or job security, have gained popularity over the past few years (Newton, Kelly, Kremser, Jolly, & Billett, 2009). Despite the wide range of reasoning, research has found many commonality and trends among nurses or nursing students. This essay will examine…

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    The National Council on Family Relations is fundamentally the leading professional association for the multidisciplinary comprehension of families. Their members’ interests, are different from their careers as well as their background. However, they are primarily focused on subject matters and attempts that produce a usual benefit, which is, understanding and strengthening families (NCFR, 2017). The National Council on Family Relations was established in the year 1938. It is an unbiased,…

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    have a bruise and you need a health professional to attend to it? The advised health professional is a nurse. He/she will not only carefully care for that bruise on your left hand, but will cater for your every need. According to Crosta( 2015), “Nurses work almost everywhere; on cruise ships, in the military, in hospitals, camps, schools, retirement homes…” (para. 7), and the list goes on. We are proud to say, that nurses, and not doctors, are the heartbeat of the health care system of any…

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    Examples Of Career Goals

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    FOCUS 2 results, I was not surprised at all. My results are consistent with my career goals. My major is in Exercise Science, once I get my bachelor’s degree I then plan to go to physical therapy school to get my doctorate’s degree in physical therapy. There are some occupations that were listed that I have thought about doing that proved to be a good fit such as a Social Worker, an Educational Therapist, a Health Educator, or a Middle School Teacher. There were also some occupations that were a…

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    alone, which is what interested me in my profession of choice, and wanting to finish school with a BA in Health Science with focus on Health and Wellness. Health and Wellness covers a broad range of knowledge with the grand scheme of improving the lives of others, by using preventive action in healthcare. Allowing me to be employed in a variety of fields such as Wellness Coordinators, Health Educators or Personal Trainers to name a few.…

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    their families represents a fascinatingly rewarding opportunity. Throughout my youth I had witnessed a passion for education and the sciences. My mother, a science educator, was a major influence and her passions were contagious. I hungered for knowledge and followed her lead not simply by pursuing a career in science, but as an educator. I perpetually taught; from piano lessons to…

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    individual perceived the role of nurses in the health care setting, and values excavate how participants viewed nursing as a profession (Sand, J. & Schaffer,…

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