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    Specialty Nurses throughout the world have various roles and positions. Depending the country, scope of practice may vary, and even within specialties scope of practice may vary. For instance, emergency room or trauma may have more autonomy than a more structured unit. One country may have nurses have full autonomy and can write orders, while others strictly follow provider orders. Nursing regulations vary greatly from country to country and even within specialty to specialty. Below is insight…

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    field of oncology. This presents plenty of educational paths and career options for physicians (Doctorly). To treat many types of cancers in children, doctors undergo laboratory and clinical research training programs to train them in different specialties of cancer (POE). Trained to deliver humane and benevolent care, oncologists typically meet a patient for the first time when they display signs of cancer, or have positive test results and/or x-rays that imply the disease is present within…

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    doctor but found that a PA profession has many advantages that a MD or DO does not have. I like that PAs can work in several different specialties, whereas a doctor has to do another residency to work in a different field. This is also another reason why I am choosing PA over NP since nurse practitioners tend to specialize more and have less mobility between specialties. I also like the idea of having a supervising physician that I can consult. I do my best work when I am part of a team, working…

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    For many nurses it may take years to find the specialty in which they fall in love with and want to spend their career in. However, for me it just rather found me. After nursing school, I had my first child and decided to stay at home with him for about a year. Since, I waited and it was during a time in which anyone was lucky to find a job, I ended up in what I thought was just going to be a start to something “better”. Geriatric nursing, was something I never thought that I was going to stay…

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    External Analysis Porter’s Five Competitive Forces: Threat of New Entrants - Low For a new company to successfully enter the Integrated Oil & Gas Industry there is a requirement for significant capital investment in specialized machinery and equipment, skilled labor, and technology. After undergoing these initial sunk costs, a company will incur substantial costs associated with finding reserves, drilling, and developing these reserves. The industry is dominated by large firms that have…

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    committed by offenders. Drug addiction and or mental health issues plague many people who found themselves in drug court; therefore, this specialty court’s job is to provide intense supervision and management of those needing treatment. The offenders are regularly tested and mandated to attendance, their participation monitored by a supervising judge. ("Specialty Courts," n.d.) Additionally, women’s pathways to crime are different from men’s journey to crime. Girls and women run away from…

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    Warrant Officer Duties

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    Greater Responsibility My dad was a senior Non-commissioned Officer, and growing up, I could remember the jokes about Officers and the other branches of the military. By the time I arrived at Fort Huachuca in 2009, I had been in the U.S. Army for almost ten years and never really had an opportunity to work with Warrant Officers. Sure, I had work with two Warrant Officers for about one month in 2003, and one Warrant Officer in my advanced Korean class in 2005, but that was the extent of my…

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    science courses. Once accepted to one of these schools you will learn anatomy, biology and become involved in clinical experiences. After graduation from graduate school chiropractors can start their own clinic or go postgraduate where they can earn a specialty such as orthopedics. Before they can do this they must get their license to practice. To do this they must past a exam called the National Board of Chiropractic Exam. Moving onto dentistry just like chiropractic they must also gain a…

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    process. Best practices for marketing your medical practices on social media include: Identifying your marketing goals such as attracting Millennials, Baby Boomers, children, women or elderly patients Launching an informative blog about your medical specialty Highlighting your practice 's culture, staff accomplishments and human interest items Keeping people informed about new technologies and treatments Finding out which media channels most of your customers use and concentrating on one or…

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    In the senior year of high school many students find themselves stressing over the decision of what they want to be when they grow up. There are a lot of choices that have to be made prior to graduation in order to have a well thought out plan; unfortunately, there is an abundance of pressure thrown upon high school seniors to have those life choices well thought out and made up. The most accepted way of doing things is for the student to go to college, get a degree, and become a competitor in…

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