medical specialty
Web definitions
medicine: the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques
Medicine and health care encompass many specialties and subspecialties. A skilled medical assistant with sufficient basic training in all clinical, administrative and general areas of the discipline should be able to fit into any of these with additional training.
A quality medical assistant vocational training program build the foundation for medical assistant school graduates to enter into family medicine, internal medicine (subspecialties include cardiology, gastroenterology, hematology, allergy and immunology, etc), sports medicine, pediatrics, physical medicine and rehabilitation (pain medicine) and many more. There is a plethora of different choices; the possibilities are countless.
- Networking - network with people who are already working in that specialty
- Workshops - attend specialty focused workshops and job seminars
- Studying- concentrate your studies toward your chosen direction
- Volunteering - volunteer at community health center
Let's say you would like to apply your skills in the specialty area of dermatology, it may be expected of you that :
- you understand the anatomy and pathology of the integumentary system
- you are familiar with routine diagnostic tests and treatments for skin disorders
- you are able to assist the doctor during routine and special examinations of the skin
- you are able to explain the diagnosis and plan of care in simple terms to the patients
- you can correctly apply prescribed treatments, such as ointments, bandages, and dressings
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