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Emily Taylor Nature of Work T akes calls Takes care of the billing and insurance companies R egister patience upon arrival Access patient records Train on computers Education and Training ID: 381738

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Medical Receptionist

Emily TaylorSlide2

Nature of Work

T

akes calls.

Takes care of the billing and insurance companies.

Register patience upon arrival. Access patient records.Train on computers.Slide3

Education and Training

High school diploma or GED.

Go to college for at least one or two years.

An experienced

member of the office staff helps during their first few weeks on the job.

Will

receive training specific to their employer’s policies and important institutional

procedures.Learn how to organize patients records.Slide4

Other qualifications

Sorting through mail.

Helping

patients fill out medical history charts and other

forms.Explaining office procedures.Greeting patients.Maintain organization.Slide5

Job outlook and future prospects

2010-20 24% (faster than average)

Employment change 2010-20 248,500

Employment growth is expected to result primarily from growth in the healthcare

industry.Physicians' offices, dentists' offices, and community care facilities for the elderly are expected to add the most jobs

.

Technology will have conflicting effects on employment

growth.Slide6

Potential earnings

The median hourly wage of receptionists was $12.14 in May

2010.

The lowest 10 percent earned less than $8.44, and the top 10 percent earned more than $

17.75Slide7

Related occupations

Secretaries

Medical Assistant

Office ManagerSlide8

Great Grandfathers job

Mortician Slide9

Nature of Work

Preparing

the body of the deceased for the

funeral.

Coordinating the funeral’s important details with the deceased’s family.Embalm the body in the preparational

stage.

They’ll also oversee the cremation of the body if the deceased has wished for one.

Arrange

the coffin, burial site and the funeral

services.Slide10

Education and Training

An associate's degree; although some states require a bachelor's

degree.

1-3 years of apprentice or internship work is required for

licensure.A state license is required; candidates must pass a state or national board licensing exam.Completion

of mortuary college to 1-2 years of college courses plus mortuary

college.

Some states also specify required courses, such as gerontology and computer science. Slide11

Other Qualifications

You

must be at least 21 years of

age.

You must undergo an apprenticeship.You must obtain a license.

Licenses are required for practicing morticians in all U.S.

states.

Removing the deceased to a mortuary, preparing the remains.Slide12

Job outlook and Future prospects

The position is also always in demand, and the number of jobs in this field are expected to rise nearly 18% by 2020.

.

The employment growth for morticians reflects a boost in the number of expected

deaths.Biggest portion of the population.

A

rising number of older individuals are expected to prearrange their funeral

services.need for more qualified funeral directorsSlide13

Potential Earnings

The median mortician salary is $26 an hour or about $54,330 annually.

The

top 10% of morticians earned $98,340+ while the bottom 10% earned $29,890 or

less.Slide14

Related Occupations

Cosmetologist

Surgeon

Pathologist Slide15

Works Cited

http://www.rtc.edu/programs/trainingprograms/medicalreceptionist

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http://

education-portal.com/medical_receptionist.htmlhttp://www.innerbody.com/careers-in-health/how-to-become-a-medical-receptionist.html

http://www.medicalreceptionistsalary.net

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More Works Cited

http://www.superscholar.org/careers/trades/mortician

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http://www.qualityeducationandjobs.com/mortician

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