Healthcare Administrator

Duties and Responsibilities: Health care administrators manage the administrative tasks of hospitals, medical laboratories, physician practices and other health care facilities. In small offices, they may be the only administrators answering phones, filing patient records, issuing and paying bills, and processing insurance claims. Larger facilities may have enough work to assign a single task to inexperienced administrators. For example, an administrator may only handle processing patient payments. In addition, new workers may only perform tasks while under the supervision of more experienced staff.

Salary: $31,415 - $104,939

Education: Many higher-level health care administration executives have a master's degree in a field such as public health or business, hospital or nursing administration. A bachelor's degree is often sufficient for entry-level positions, or for employment with smaller facilities when coupled with relevant health care experience.

I don’t want to become a Health care assistant 

Student Success Statement

"A good name is better

Than anything you can

achieve in this life"

Coach k

Mike krzyzewski

Right

"If your so-called friends 

urge you to do anything 

you know to be wrong, 

YOU be the one to make

a stand for right,even if you

stand alone. Have the moral 

courage to be a LIGHT for 

others to follow"

Thomas S. Monson

Student Success Statement

"A CTR champion is a person who makes a great human out of himself"

Noemi Trigueros

A champion is someone that tries their best and wins. Champions have to choose the right or they are not champions on the inside. If you do the right thing you will be a champion on the inside. A champion is someone who always does the right thing no matter what.You will always be rewarded with gratitude. Choosing the right will always be the right thing to do. Champions are champions on both the inside and outside. A Champion never chooses the wrong. They also never do drugs. 

Ear, Nose, and Throat

(ENT) Specialist

Duties and Responsibilities: An ear, nose and throat specialist (ENT) is a physician trained in the medical and surgical treatment of the ears, nose throat, and related structures of the head and neck. They have special expertise in managing diseases of the ears, nose and nasal passage sinuses, larynx (voice box), oral cavity and upper pharynx (mouth and throat), as well as structures of the neck and face. ENT is the oldest medical specialty in the United States.

Salary:$184,650-$300,605

Education: ENT physician is a four-year college degree. While many students complete pre-med programs, it is not required. Regardless of your major, medical schools will want to see a strong college record in math and science, particularly in biology and chemistry. That, and your score on the Medical College Admission Test, will matter more to them than whether your diploma says Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.

I don’t want to be a ENT specialist.

Student Success Statement

Choice

"Success is not an accident. Success is actually a choice. Are the habits you have today on par with the dreams you have of tomorrow?"

Alan Stein

This quote tells me that success doesn't come by accident success comes when you do the right thing either when you follow the rules in a sport or if you are listening to the teacher or studying for a test if you do the right thing you will succeed.

 Obedience

"When obedience becomes our goal, it is no longer an irritation; instead of a stumbling block, it becomes a building block."

James E. Faust

When you set obedience as your main goal the path to a good future