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Job Outlook: 16% Average Job Growth Rate 81% of Employers Require or Prefer Certification for This Position Employers Look for These 5 Skills: Clinical Experience Patient Communication CriticalThinking Professionalism / Soft Skills Time Management Relevant ACI Program: Medical Assistant Certification Patient Care Technician Patient Care Technicians (..)
Coordinating care: They assist in coordinating patient care by scheduling appointments, managing referrals, and working closely with other healthcare professionals to address all aspects of a patient’s treatment plan.
Teaching problem solving, criticalthinking, and clinical skills. Appoint a program facilitator to lead the committee. A peer mentoring program can increase the likelihood that your DSPs will stay with your organization by: Easing the transition from training to the work setting.
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