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  1. Hello, middle school.
  2. Today we're going to discuss health, science and potential careers.
  3. What is health science?
  4. The health science Study, all aspects of health, disease and
  5. health care.
  6. This field of study aims to develop knowledge, interventions and
  7. technology for use in health care to improve the treatment
  8. of patients.
  9. Health, science, jobs and career path position in the health
  10. sciences ranged from clinical work with frequent patient contact.
  11. So office work at private corporations.
  12. Because health care is such a diverse field, health science
  13. graduates off the ability to move both laterally and upward
  14. as career interests and goals change.
  15. Yeah, non clinical health care jobs.
  16. Health science graduates can pursue non clinical positions that require
  17. an in depth understanding off clinical work or the health
  18. care industry as a whole.
  19. Feast rules are usually classified as leadership or administrative positions
  20. and sometimes involve coordinating, supervising or training others.
  21. Because of this, you will likely need a bachelor's degree
  22. to be considered for them graduate or professional school programs.
  23. The recent many students are in a health sciences patch.
  24. Alors Degree is to begin preparing for a graduate or
  25. professional school program.
  26. According to 2017 taken from the Association of American Medical
  27. Colleges. Ah, specialized Health sciences degree was one of the
  28. six most common types of undergraduate degrees earned before starting
  29. medical school.
  30. Additional course.
  31. Rick may be required for admission to graduate or professional
  32. programs. Where is the health sciences?
  33. Major works well today.
  34. Health care is one of the most high first employment
  35. fields. As a health science graduate, you could work in
  36. many different settings or organizations such as hospitals, clinics, physician's
  37. offices or other patient care facilities.
  38. You can also work in medical laboratories, pharmaceutical companies, manufacturing
  39. companies, federal or state government, private agencies, consulting firms, insurance
  40. companies and nonprofit organizations.
  41. Health Science MAJOR Some of the most common jobs are
  42. physicians, occupational therapies, healthcare administrator.
  43. But if you're planning to go for a nontraditional jobs
  44. with your health science major, then chiropractor, medical, social worker
  45. and athletic trainer might be the best option for you.
  46. Master of Health Science Amateurs program are a great option
  47. if you're interested a career in public health and you
  48. want to focus on a specific area, especially one that
  49. emphasizes science.
  50. These programs can be research oriented or designed for active
  51. professionals who want to move up to meet or advanced
  52. level positions.
  53. Amateurs programs typically cover this core academic components, which which
  54. are health care systems and strategies.
  55. Evidence based practices, research methodology.
  56. Health and medical ethics, communication and technology in health, regional
  57. and global population, health and health and cultural diversity.
  58. Health science Pathways.
  59. The health science career cluster has five health science pathways.
  60. Thes are support.
  61. Service is therapeutic Service's biotechnology research and development.
  62. Diagnostic service is and health informatics trivia.
  63. People with diabetes are unable to produce or use of
  64. them properly.
  65. The correct answer.
  66. Would be.
  67. Diabetics are unable to produce or use insulin properly.
  68. Insulin is a hormone made in the pancreas that allows
  69. your body to use Clucas from the food we eat
  70. to energize our bodies or storied for future use by
  71. moving it from the blood into cells.
  72. I hope you gain a deeper understanding on health, science
  73. and potential careers.