SCHOOLING FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANT

medical assistant

a person trained to assist medical professionals
The Medical Assistant is a Royal Navy medical rating. Medical Assistants serve on all types of ship in the surface and submarine fleet, or ashore in a sick bay, hospital, or other establishment. The equivalent rate in the United States Navy is Hospital Corpsman.
Medical assistants can be certified or registered health care workers who perform the administrative and clinical tasks that keep the offices of licensed health practitioners running smoothly. They should not be confused with physician assistants.

schooling

Education or training received, esp. at school
school: the process of being formally educated at a school; “what will you do when you finish school?”
the act of teaching at school
the training of an animal (especially the training of a horse for dressage)

The Intermountain Indian School/in b/w

Bushnell Hospital.

The Intermountain Indian School, which is in Brigham City, Utah, was originally the Bushnell Army Hospital, which was open from 1942 to 1947 serving wounded soldiers of World War II. The land was donated by the city to the Federal government so Brigham could get the hospital. Doctors, nurses, military personnel, wounded patients and their families arrived in Brigham City to work at Bushnell. After the hospital’s closure, the buildings sat empty for a short period while the city decided what should be done with the land.
In 1948, Brigham City got a proposal for an Indian school. The estimate for remodeling, new construction and equipment was $3.75 million. President Harry Truman signed the bill allocating the money in May 1949. The superintendent and a few assistants began working On June 4, 1948, and by January 1950, 542 students were accepted at the federally run Intermountain Indian School. Since that time, the school was authorized to enroll 2,150 students. It was for Navajo children who were bused from Arizona and were taught from elementary to high school, and it had its own medical facility and printing press.
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Program Manager for the X-Ray Medical Technician Medical Assistant Program – Melissa Westling

Melissa Westling and Deb Jambor, Program Manager of the X-Ray Medical Technician Medical Assistant program, unveiled the new computed radiography CR Equipment on November 11th.

Heritage institute Ft Myers is the first of the Heritage Education schools to install Digital Radiographic Equipment. Melissa Westling said that this will enhance student learning since many of our internship sites have digital technology. This will make our students more marketable in the industry. They digital equipment will compliment the traditional dar room processing that is currently in use.