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AUTHOR Moore, Elizabeth V.TITLE Orientation to Health Occupations: A Teacher's

Guide.INSTITUTION New Jersey State Dept. of Education, Trenton. Div. of

Vocational Education.PUB DATE Dec 72NOTE 89p.

EDRS PRICE MP-S0.76 HC-$4.43 PLUS ,POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS Audiovisual Aids; *Course Content; Course Objectives;

*Curriculum Guides; *Health Occupations Education;Junior High Schools; Occupational Clusters; PostSecondary Education; Secondary Education; Units ofStudy (Subject Fields)

ABSTRACTThe teacher's guide to Orientation to Health

Occupations is an outline for a course designed to create studentawareness of the broad range of health occupations. It can be adaptedfor use at the junior high school through postsecondary levels and isdesigned to be used in a variety of ways. There are 18 units ofinstruction, each containing one cluster in which several relatedoccupations are presented. Several audiovisual materials aresuggested for each unit, to be selected by the teacher with theparticular student group in mind. Objectives of the course areoutlined, followed by the units, which are organized under theheadings of hours, content, instructor's activities, students'behavioral activities, and references. The 18 clusters are: anoverview, administration, patient care, dentistry, medicallaboratory, health office occupations, medical diagnostic equipment,dietary occupations, social service, drug therapy, rehabilitation,communication skills, special senses, research science, community andenvironmental health, other occupations, hospital financing, andsupportive occupations. (Author/NH)

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Orientation to Health Occupations

A Teacher's Guide

Prepared by

Elizabeth V. Moore

Consultant, HealthiCareers

State Department of Education

Division of Vocational Education

Health Occupations Unit

225 West State Street

Trenton, N.J.

08625

December, 1972

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NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

225 WEST STATE STREET

TRENTON, NEW JERSEY

08625

Mr. Stephen Poliacik

Assistant Commissioner of Education

Mr. John H. Koenig

Associate State Director

instructional Services

Dr. Ellis R. Thomas, Director

Bureau of Vocational-Technical Program Services

Miss Joan M. Birchenall

Director, Health Occupations Education

Mrs. Elizabeth V. Moore

Consultant, Health Careers

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the nation embracing over five million workers.

In 1900, there were less than two health workersassisting each physician in the care

of patients.

Twelve health workers complemented each physician

in 1970, and the ratio is

increasing.

Demands for services have expanded and personnel

devote their talents and energies

to health maintenance, prevention of illness, aswell as caring for the ill.

New career

opportunities will develop as the role of the health

worker changes.

Educational agencies,

therefore, have a responsibility to assist students to prepare for

employment in the health care

industry.

The purpose of this course is to create student awareness

of the broad range of health

occupations.

It can be adapted for use at the junior high school, highschool, post-secondary or

adult levels, and is designed to be used in a variety of ways.

The program can be offered for

one year, one period a day (45 minutes)

totaling approximately 180 hours.

This can be increased

or decreased as time allows, depending upon

the student audience.

Each unit contains one cluster

in which several related occupations are presented.

This enables the student to learn about career

families within the entire health field.

It is hoped that Orientation to Health

Occupations will

motivate students to seek further education in the health field.

Each health occupation listed, follows an outline that includes adescription of the work

involved, personal qualifications of the worker, employment opportunities

including locations

ii

of employment, working

conditions, financial and

other rewards, and futureOutlooks.

Educational

requirements, includinglicensure or certification,

are also

contained in the outline.

A sample

of this outline is shown in

the first unit of each

cluster.

Several audio - visualmaterials are

suggested for each unit.

The teacher should select

those which are mostappropriate for the

individual group.

Evaluative tools should be

determined and used bythe teacher at appropriate

intervals throughout the course.

The Division of VocationalEducation, Health OccupationsUnit, welcomes comments and

suggestions

from teachers following the use

of these outlines.

Joan M. Birchenall

Director, Health Occupations

Education

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TABLE OP CONTENTS

Introduction

Table of Contents

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Course Description .

1

Course Objectives

1

Unit

1Overview

2

Unit

2Administrative Cluster

5

Unit

3Patient Care Cluster 4

8

Unit

4Dental Cluster

16

Unit

5Medical Laboratory Cluster

22

Unit

6Health Office Occupation Cluster

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Unit

7Cluster of Occupations related to Medical Diagnostic Equipment

32

Unit

8Dietary Occupations Cluster

37

Unit

9Social Service Cluster.

40

Unit 10

Drug Therapy Cluster

43

Unit 11

Rehabilitative Cluster

45

Unit 12

Cluster of Health Occupations related to Communication

Skills

52

Unit 13

Cluster of Occupations related to Special Senses

56

Unit 14

Research Science Cluster

..

..

60

Unit 15

Community and EnvironmentalHealth Cluster.

65

Unit 16

Other Occupations

72

Unit 17

Hospital FinancingCluster (Optional)

77,

Unit 18

Supportive OccupationalCluster (Optional]

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IHealth Careers.

Course Objectives:

Upon completion of this program:

1.

The student will know at least fivehealth care services available to

the consumer.

2.

The student will be able to list at least onehealth cluster and

identify its members.

The student Kill know at least thirty

terms used in health occupations.

4.

The student will be able to demonstrate onehands -on experience in each

health career cluster.

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Orientation

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2 hours

A.

Selecting a career in health

- an

overview:

1.

Factors that influence

selection:

a.

Your own personality

a desire to serve

others

b.

Your own personal

experiences

c.

Physical ability

Discussion

Distribute Booklet

"Horizons Unlimited"

Health Career Series

II, III, and IV (film

strips)

Film:

"Is a Career in

the Health Services For

You ?"

or

"Code Blue", 28 min.,

color, 1971, free

or

Listen

Read and discuss.

Prepare ten questions

to

ask

instructor

List ten Health

Occupations.

Ask auestlons

Kinsinger, Robert.

Career OPPortUnities,

Hea

lthTechnicians, 1970

J.G. Ferguson Publish-

ing Co., Chicago, 111.

American Medical Assn.,

535

N. D

earb

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St.,

Chicago, Ill.

60610

lanf

ren

Prod

uctio

ns,

Inc.

,P.

O. B

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542

Bur

linga

me,

Cal

if.

94010

Counselor Films, Inc.,

1422 Chestnut St.,

Phila

delp

hia,

Pa.19102

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iona

l Aud

iovi

sual

Cen

ter

Nat

iona

l Arc

hive

s &

Rec

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vice

Was

hing

ton,

D.C

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1 hour

B.

Trends in Health Care

1.

Comrehensive Health

Planning

2.

National Health

Insurance

Health Maintenance

Organizations

Health Care Team

Lecture

"Health Power to the

People" 20 min.

sound slides, ren

fee.

Sele

cted

Health

Discussion

Name 5 health

occupational needs

of your comMtunity

Review and ask

Careers in N. J.

questions

REFERENCES

State Dept. of Health,

Comprehensive Health

Planning Agency, John

Fitch Plaza, Trenton,

N. J.

08625

Health Insurance Council,

7503rd 'Ave.,

New York, New York 10017

Secretary, Health Planning

Section, American Public

Health Assn.,

1740 Broadway

New York, N. Y.

10019

Health Careers

Box 28

Town Center Branch

West Orange, N.J.

07052

Public Affairs Office

Div. of Planning and

Research, Labor & Industry

Building, P.O. Box 359

Trenton, N. J.

08625

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d.

Occupational

envir-

onment

Readiness to enter the

career, of 'choice

Types of

Educational

Programs

1.

Length of programs

2.

Accreditation

3.

Need for laboratory

experience

1s.

Choosing a program

5.Financial assistance

6.

Future outlook

Com

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ith o

ther

car

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in s

uch

area

s as

:en

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neering, agriculture,

communications,

market-

ing, military, business,

acco

untin

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are,

comity service,

edu-

cation, and thefine arts.

lib

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ACTIVITIES (ANA'S}

Film strips

"Health

Careers°

Elicit Student Experience

Film "Careers in Allied

Health Service."

25 min.

Charge - $3. or

Film:

"Careers in Health"

15 min. color, 16mm.

or

"Health Careers I, II,

III, IV" (film

strips)

Film - "Horizons Unlim-

ited," 1967,

28 min.,

color, sound,

16am.

or

"Jobs in the Health

Field," 11 min., color,

sound, free,

1966

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REFEREICES

(Assignments)

State EXperiences

List five health

:-

careers sho wn infilm

List five health

careers shown in

the film

N.J. Health Careers

Service,

3751

.State St.,

Trenton, N.J.

08618

Aft. Glenn

SMith

Uni

v.of S. Carolina,

Audiovisual Division,

Columbia, S.C.

29208

United Health Service,

Health Career Program,

225 So. 15th St.,

Phila., Pa.

19102

American Medical Assn.,

Film Library,

535

No.

Dearborn St. Chicago,

In.

60610

U.S. Dept. of Labor,

Employment Security,

mash., U.C.

20213

Orientation to Health Occu

ations

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STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERasICES

1 hoer

1 heir

Introduction to Health Facilities

A.

Types of Facilities

1.

Hospitals

2.

Extended Care facilities

3.

Nursing Homes

4.

Clinics

5.

Offices

6.

Schools

7.

Government Agencies

Federal-State-Local

8.

Other

B.

Administration of Health

Facilities

1.

Administrator

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific chara-ter-

istics reouired

1.

Physical

2.

Zmotional

c.

Educational reouire-

ments

Show film, "Hospitals are

People." 18 min. color

Rental $8.00 or

"A True Story about Hos-

pitals."

13 min. color

Rental $4.00

Or

"The Patient is a Person"

20 min. color, Rental

04.00

Or

"The Changing Hospital"

Give out booklet

"Hospital Administrator"

Guest Speaker

Hospital Administrator

After viewing film, stu-

dents will list six (6)

departments of hospital

Read and discuss

Two students will volun-

teer to interview the

guest speaker.

N.J. Hospital Assn.,

Highway 206, Princeton,

N. J.

0890

American Hosp. Assn.,

840 N. Lake Shore Dr.,

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Ideal Pictures, 1010

Church St., Evanston,

Ill.

60201

Health Careers of Ohio,

P. 0. Box 5574,

Columbus, Ohio 43221

01:'7entation to Health Ompations

UNIT 2

ADMINISTRATIVE CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

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ACTIVITIES

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Licensure or Certifi-

cation

e.

Employment Opportun-

ities

1) Location

2) Working Conditions

3) Financial Rewards

4) Other rewards

5) F4ture outlook

2.

Administrative Assistant

a.

)

b. )

c. )

as above

d. )

e. )

Shaw filw "The Changing

Picture in Graduate Wu-

cation for Hospital Ad-

ministration"

Prepare problem for stu-

dF..Its to role play

Plan trip to Health Care

Facility

Rl'FFItE4CES

aplain the past, pres-

ent and future role of

a hospital

administrator

Or

Role play a problem the

administrator might face

in his daily routine

Discussion of areas

visited - observations

and general feelings

Amer. Hosp. Assn.,

840

N. Lake Shore Dr.,

Chicago, Ill.

00611

Amer. College of Hosp.

Administrators, 840N.

Lake Shore Dr., Chicago,

Ill.

60611

Or

Assn. of Univ. Programs

in Hosp. Administration,

1 Dupont Circle, Wash.,

D. C.

20036

Health Care ?acility

Orientation to Health Cscupations

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STODWIS BEHAVIORAL

HOURS

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

(Approx.)

CONTENT

ACTIVITI

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Assi1,4 -nts

REFERENCES

3.

Hospital Personnel

Director

a.

)

b. )

c. )

as above

d. )

e. )

Lecture

Discussion

Amer. Society for Per-

sonnel Admin., 52 E.

Bridge St., Berea,

Ohio 44107

N. J. Hosp. Assn., Rte

206, Princeton, N. J.

08540

Public Personnel Assn.

1313 E. 60th St.

.Chicago, Ill.

66637

1

Amer. ST,iety for Hosp

A Itli

Personnel Directors,

840 N. Lake Shore Dr.,

Chicago, Ill.

60611

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PATIENT CARE CLUSTER

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REFERENCES

Introduction to Patient Care

A.

Overview

The patient care team is

headed by the physician or

dentist.

Other patient

care personnel work with

him in supportive or

preventive tasks.

B.

Physician - list some

specialty areas.

Example:

Dermatology, neurology,

obstetrics.) otolaryngology,

health care facility admin-

istrator, etc.

;

1.

Description of work

2.

Specific characteristics

required

a) Physical

b) Emotional

3.

Educational reouirements

4.Licensure or certifica-

tion

5.Emloyment opportunities

a) Location

b) Working conditions

c) Financial Rewards

d) Other Rewards

e) Future Outlook

Lecture

Shaw Film "Counter

Attack" 29 min. color

Sound 16nm Free

Or

"Someone You Can Trust-

Someone You Can Be", 29

min. color sound 16mn

1966

Distribute copies of

Ars liedico

T0 Seek...To Teach...

To Heal' 29 min. -color,

1969, free

Discussion

Discuss rewards and chal-

lenges of a career in

medicine

Read and discuss

Medical. Society of N.J.

315 W. State Street

Trenton, N.J.

08618

Modern Talking Picture

Service, 1234 Spruce St.

Philadelphia, Pa.

19107

American Academy of

General Practice, Volker

Blvd. at Brookside,

Kansas City, Mi ssouri

64112

Same as above

Assn.-Sterling Films

866 3rd Avenue

New York, N.Y. 10022

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CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

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ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

1 hour

1 hour

14

111

C.

Physician's Assistant

1.)

2.) follow outline as

3.) under physician

4.)

5.)

2 hours

D.

Nursing Occupations

1.

Reg

iste

redNurses

a.

Baccalaureate Degree

Nurse

1.)

2.)

3.)

4.)

5.)

Divide students into

groups of two - Give each

a stethoscope and

demonstrate use.

Let

them listen to various

body sounds

Booklet "Physician"

Have students watch a

"Doctor Series" TV show

Film:

"Mrs. Reynolds

Needs a Nurse", BAIT,

38 min., 1963, Charge-

$8.00

Film:

"Future Nurse"

or

"Nursing -An Adventure in

Learning", 28 min. color

sound, 1969

Listen and describe

sounds heard

Read and discuss

Three students mill give

oral reports of TV show

observed

Mscusa 3 tasks of a

nurse

List three advantages

in field of nursing

Health Careers of Ohio

P. o. Box 5574

Columbus, Ohio

4321

American Hedical Assn.

535

Nor

th D

earb

orn

St.

Chi

cago

, M. 6

0610

ANA -1 LN Nursing Careers

Program, American Nurses

Assoc., 10 Columbus Circle


ANA-NLN Film

Lib

rary

267 West 25th Street


Same as above

Same as above

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Associate Degree Nurse

1.)

2.)

as under

3.)

Physician

5.)

c.

Diploma Nurse

1.)

2.),

3-)

4.)

5-)

d.

Nursing Specialties

1.

Purse Anesthetist

a.

Description

ofWar

b.

Specific character-

istics roc-aired

1.) Physical

2.) Emotional

c.

Wucational recital'

ments

d.

Licalsnre or certi

fication

e.

EMployment Opportue-

ities

1.) Location

2.) Working Condi-

tions

3. rinancidrpewar

4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

MMSS'ElAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

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REFEREMES

Booklet "Do You Watt

toe a Nurse?"

Book "Yaw Future in

ursing" by Virginia B.

4cDonnell

Film 'lin These Hands"

8 min., color, soend

6 mm free, 1966

Booklet "Anesthesia - A

Special Type of Nursing"

965 Free

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Discuss roles of a nurse

anesthetist

Read and discuss

National League of

Nur

sing

10 C

olum

bus

Cir

cle


Richards Rosen Press, Inc.

29 East 21st Street


American Assoc.

of N

ursi

ngAnesthetists, 3010 Pruden-

tial plaza, Chicago, Ill.

60601

Same as above

pirr

3PATIENT CARE CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

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2 hours

2 hours

CONTENT


Public *Kati

ftvg

aia.)

b.) as under Nurse

c.) Anesthetist

d.)

e.)

School Nurse

a.)

b.) as under Nurse

c.) Anesthetist

d.)

e.)

Industrial Nurse

a.)

b.) as under Nurse

c.) Anesthetist

d.

e.

Nurse Practitioner/

Clinician

a.)

b.) as under Nurse

c.) Anesthetist

d.)

e.)

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES ItVA'a

-Mow film "The Road°

28 min. MP Sound, 1963

Rental

Or

"The Road Back" 23

13/4 Sound, 1966

Assign students to

record their personal

immunizations

Booklet "Have You Coneid

ered a Career in

Occupational Health

Nursing?" Free

Form panel of four stu-

dents. (Student will be

given booklets to assist

him in making the

presentation)

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STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACtifiTIES

Assi meets)

Discuss the public health

nurse in her areas of

work

Discuss the role of the

visiting nurse as shown

in the film

Record personal immuniza-

tions

Read and discuss

Each panelist will dis-

cuss the similarities

and differences in

educational preparation,

etc. according to outline

listed in introduction

of each, type of nurse.

REFERENCES

American Journal of

Nursing Co., Ed.

Services

Division, Film Library,

267 West 25th St., New

York, N.Y.

10001

American Red Cross

17th and D Street

Washington, D.C. 20006

American Association of

Industrial Nurses

170 East 61st Street


National League for Nurstr

10 Columbus Circle

New York, N.Y.

10019

N.J. League for Nursing

605 Broad Street

Newark, N.J.

07102

N.J. State Nurses Assn.

60 South Fullerton Ave.

Montclair, N.J.

07042

UNIT

PATIENT CARE CLUSTER

(Cont'd)

HOURS

(Agirox.)

CONTENT

Orientation to Health Ocaltation

INSTRW;TORS

ACTIVITIES (AVAlS

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1 holm

6.

Office Nurse

a.)

b.) as under Nurse

c.) Anesthetist

d.)

e.)

.Licensed Practical/ Vocational

Nurse a.) Description of Work

b.) Specific character-

istics required

1.) Physical

2.) Emotional

c.) Educational reouire-

ments

d.) Licensure or

certification

e.) Ehployment Opportun-

ities

1.) Location

2.) Working Condition

3.) Financial rewards

4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

Hands-on exarience

Return demonstration.

Demonstrate application

List five steps in

of an arm sling.

Discuss

applying an arm sling

importance and uses.

film "Helping Hands for

Julie", 25 min., Bl/ti

sound, 16mm, 1958

Hand out booklets

(NAPNSS) *Tamer Oppor-

tunities as a LPN"

1968 Free

Booklet Lidensed

Practical-Mirsei, free

Discuss story portrayed

in film

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Film 'Nurse Please,' 28

Discuss opportunities

min., color, sound,

available to L.P.N.'s

16ra, 1954

N.J. Board of Nursing

1100 Raymond Boulevard

Room 319

Newark, N. J.

07102

First-Aid Textbook

American Red Cross

LPH Assn. of N.J., Inc.

7575 Springfield Ave.

Irvington, New Jersey

Assn. Sterling Films

347 hadison Avenue

New York, N. Y.

10017

National Association for

Practical Nurse Ed. & Sery

11465 Broadway

New York, N. Y.

10036

National Fed. of LPN, Inc.,


New York, N.Y.

10019

N.J. Dept. of Labor & Indu

Div. of Employment Securit

Trenton, N.J.

08625

Trident Films, 131 East

36th Street, New York,

New York 10016

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Nursing Assistant (Nurse

Aide, Attendent, Orderly,

Corpsman)

a.) Description of Work


istics required

1.) Physical

2.) Emotional'

c.) Educational reouire-

Bents

d.) Licensure or certifi-

cation

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

AVA S

Booklet Nurse Aide"

free 1969

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES is

Read and discuss

Film:

'Lady with a Lamp"

Discussion of film

or

"Lift Thine 4es" 20 min.

Bl1W, Sound 1959

or

e.)

1,14 oyment Opportunities

"Military Nurse"

1.

Location

2.) Working Conditions

or


4.) Other rewards

"To Care Enough"

5.) Future outlook

G.

Specialty Technician

3..

Operating Room/Surgical

or

',Attendant:

Role of the

Psychiatric Aide"

Film:

"Nurse Aide"

1

Discuss role

patieht care

Discuss role

tric aide as

the film

REFERENCES

of military

personnel.

of psychia-

protrayed in

Discussion of film

N.J. Dept. of Labor & Indu

Div. of Employment Securit

Trenton, N.J.

08625

United Health Services

225 South 15th Street.

Philadelphia, Pa. 19102

Northwestern University

Library, Speech Annex,

Evanston, Ill.

60201

U.S. Dept. of DACOWITS,

Rm. 3C972, The Pentagon

Washington, Dec. 2C:201

E. E.G. E. Association

4715 Kingsessing Avenue

Philadelphia, Pa. 19143

John Sylvia, Medical Servi

r4presentative, Dow Chemic

Co., 906 Stafford Drive,

Tams River, N. J.

N.J. Occupational Research

Development Resource Centel'

Bldg. 871, Plainfield Ave.

Edison, N.J.

08617

MIT 3

PATIFAT CARE CLUSTER (Cont'd

HU

TS

LA

BE

! m

ax. )

CONTENT


Lions

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVMS)

BEST COPY AVAMUNBLE

STUMM BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

RgIRENCES

a.) Description of Work


istics required

1.) Physic21

2.) %motional

c.) Educational renuire-

Bents

d.) Licensure or certifi-

cation

e.) Employment Opportuni-

1.) Location

ties

2.) Working Conditions


4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

2.

hental Health

a.)

o.) as under Operating

c.) Room/ Surgical

d.)

e.)

3.

Psychiatric Technician

a.)

b.)

c.)

d.)

e.)

Film "Building Training

Programs for O.R. Tech-

nicians," 10 min. $15-

charge

Booklet 'Surgical Assist-

ant"

Booklet "Find Your,

Future in a Mental, Health

Career", 1958 Free

Discussion of film

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Davis le Geck, Div. of

Amer. Cyanamid

Co.

, Film

Library, 1 Casper Street

Danbury, Conn.

06810


P. O. Box 5574


National Assn for

Men

tal

Health

10 Columbus Circle


UNIT 4 DE1TAL'CLUSTER

Orientation to Health Oscu

ations

Ham

(Approx.)

CONTEUT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

BE

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OPY

AV

AIL

AB

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-16-

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Assiy ents

Introduction to Dental Occupa-

tions:

2 hours

IA.

Overview -

The dental health team is

headed by a dentist.

Other

dental personnel work kith

him in supportive or

preventive tasks

1

\B.

Dentist

1.Specialist

a.

Oral Surgeon

1.

Lescription of

Work

2.

Specific charac-

teristics required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotioral

3.

Educational

reauirements

4.

Licensors or cert-

ification

This unit could be pre-

sented as a panel of

speakers:

dentist, dental

hygientist, dental assist-

ant, and dental labora-

tory technician.

Elicit student discussion

Film: "Preventive

Dentistry"

45 min.

Exhibit model of a tooth

for the students to

examine.

Hand out

diagram with parts

labeled

Handout - "Dentist"

Film "Challenge of

Dentistry", 28 min.

or

"Pattern of a Profes-

sion" 2a pin., color,

sound, 16m%

State past experiences

related to dental

occupations

Discuss role of preven-,

tive dentistry as shown

in f

ilm

Identify the parts of the

tooth and the function of

each part

Name 5 advantages of a

career in dentistry'

Name four fields in which

color dentists can work

Name four fields in which

dentists can work

REFFEENCES

Council of Dental Educatiol

American Dental Assn.

222 &oat Superior Street

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Procter & Gamble

Distributing Company

555 E. City Line Ave.

Bala-Cynwyd; Pa.


P. O. Box 5574

,Columbus, Ohio 43221

American Dental Assn.

211 East Chicago Ave.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Same as above

MITT

DMTAL CLUSTER Cont'd

CONTarr

Oriantation

to H

enith

Occ

upat

ione

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

-17-

STUDENTS BE4AilORAL

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

(A2EignUfflts

.1Ehpleyment Opport- "Nhat About Tomorrow?"

unities

a.)

Loc

atio

nb.

) W

orki

ng c

ondi

-tim

ec.) Financial

rewerda

d.) Other Rewards

e.) Fhture Outlook

b.

Orthodontist

1.2.

3.

as above

'4.

5.

c.

Pedodontist

1.2.

3.

as above

k.5.

26 min., color, 1971 free

Optional Activity -

describe and display

materials and instruments

used in eachspecialty

d.

Prostbodontiat

Soecialty ahamilets,

1.

2. 3.

as above

5.

Series 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

".=

"""

-"di

imr"

Rf.

ektin

iCE

S

Wha

t are

the

dent

al n

eed

o yo

w c

c va

nity

?D

iSC

1183

Observe and

exam

ine

Read and disso-'s

Modern Talking Pictures

2323 New Hyde Park Road

New rade Park,

N.!

1104

0

Colgate Professional

Serviced Dept., lolgate-

Coolany

7V north gosh Street

Chicago, Ill.

6/611

UNIT

DI4TAL CLUSTER Cont'd

HO

UR

S

(Apnrox.)

Ori

enta

tion

to Health

Occ

upat

ions B

EST

CO

PT A

VA

ILA

BL

E

-41

/NST

RU

CT

OR

S

AC

TIV

ITIE

S (A

VA

'S)

STU

DE

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S B

EH

AV

IOR

AL

AC

TIV

ITIE

SA

ss .4

"R

EFE

RE

NC

ES

1 ho

ur

e.

Periodontist

1.2.3. as above

4.

5.

f.

Endodontist

1.2.

3.

as above

5.

g.

Other

1.

2.

3.

as above

4.

5.

C.

Dental Hygienist

1.

Description of Work

2.


required

a. Physical

b. motional

3.

Edu

catio

nal r

equi

rem

ents

4.

Licensure or certification

7. A

Film

"A

Bri

ght F

utur

e,"

Am

er. D

enta

lAssoc.,

28 am., color, sound,

16 am, 1967, free

loan

orFi

lm "

Den

tal H

ygie

ne"

26 M

in

Booklet "Careers in

Dental Hygiene"

Describe 2 tasks of a

dental hygienist

Read and discuss

Am

eric

an D

enta

l Hyg

ieni

stA

ssoc

., 21

1 E

ast C

hica

goChicago, Ill.

60611

Sam

e as

abo

ve

Sam

e as

abo

ve

UNIT 4 DDTTAL CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

AERrox-

CONTENT

Orientation to Health Occupations BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STUDEtsiTS BEHAVIORAL

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES (ANA'S)

Ansi

1 hour

p.-

5.

Employment Opportunities

a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

D.

Dental Assistant

1.2.

Follow outline

3.

under Dental

4.

Hygienist

5.

is

-19-

Correct Hethod of brush-

ing teeth with Dental Kit

large scale model of

teeth and large brush.

Demonstrate use of dental

flos

s.

Describe and discuss

"plaque".

Its relation

to decay & periodontal

disease

Fam-"Dental Assistant

-A Career Service", 13 min

color, wound, 16imrt, 1962

free loan or

"The Dental Assistant

-An

..Thdra Pair of Hands"

(filmstrip), color, 2.1mr.

Booklet "Dental

Assistants" or

Booklet "Dental

Assistants

Have students return

demonstration

Have students return the

demonstration

Discuss "plaque" control

Describe 2 tasks of a

Dental Assistant

Same as above

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

REFERENCES

Crest, Professional

Sciences Div., Proctor-

Gamble Co., Cincinnati,

Ohio

Lactoma Inc., St. Paul,

)N.

(concerns big

toothbrush & teeth)

(Dental gigs vlso avail-

able from :;olgate.

lee

Page /7 for address)

U.S. Public Health Service

Bureau of Health Manpower,

Dental Division, Mbodmont

& Rugby St., Bethesda, 1d.

Communicable Disease Center

U.S. Public Health Service

P. O. Box 185

Chamblee, Georgia 30005

Science Research Aseociates,

Inc., 259 East Erie Street

Chicago, Ill.

60611


P. 0. Box 5574

Columbus, Ohio

43221

UNIT 4 DE4TAL CLUSTEP Cont'd1

HOURS

AP/x. )

,, 2 1

CO

lIT

EN

T

Orientation to Peulth Occupations

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA S)

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

.STUD M BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

RE7111t,YeSS

hours

Dental Labnratory Technictan

1.)

2.)

3.) As under Dental

4.) Hygienist

5)

F.

Ilemcel Ze..._reLary

1.)

7.)

3.)

4.)

5.)

Display instruments used

by dental personnel -

this can be:presented

any time during this

cluster

Book "Your Future as a

Dental Assistant" by

Janice C. Frost, 1970

183 pages

Give each student a slab,

ceiTicnt, and mixing fluid

Film loop "Dental Lab

Technicians"

qealch Careers of Ohl...3

1.:01oklec 00ental

atory Tcchrolfiz'Er

famine instruments

Read and discuss

Practice mixing material

on glass slab.

Prepare bulletin board

or poster to show four

areas of this field.

Discuss 5 duties of a

dental lab technician

Read and ettccs

Richards Rosen Press, Inc

29 East 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010

Encyclopaedia Britannica

d. Corp.

Dept. 10A

425 U. Eichigan Avenue

Chicago, Ill.

60611

net '1 At en. If Dental

L1=1,ratries, 73I

1.5-!n

St, ?LW., Ws

D. C.

VIII%

UNIT

ItDENTAL CLUSTER (Cont' d)

HOURS

iirgmr(22


BEST COPY AVAILABLE

-21-

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

:ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

RE

F /D

ICE

S

Duutal Receptionist

1.)

2.)

3.) as under Dental

4.) Hygienist

5.)

14hours -

Depending

Onprox-

imity of

lab

If time permits and

students are interested,

this unit may be

summarized by role

Flaying the various

careers presented in this

cluster

Arrange trip to a dental

laboratory or a dental

clinic or a dental office

or college.

luide

discussion following field

trip

Choose roles and role

play various dental

careers

ObsYrrve impressions,

plates and samples of

materials used.

Discuss

observations following

field trip

Local dental laboratory,

dental clinic, dental

office, or college dental

department


atio

ns

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

t ra:

T'

VIO

U3IT 5 MEDICAL LABORATORY CLUSTER

HOURS

1 ho

ur

11/2 pours

CONTENT

Introduction to Medical

Laboratory Occupations

A.

Overview

The medical laboratory,

headed by a Pathologist, uses

a team of technologists,

technicians, assistants, and

aides.

They assist in the

diagnosis and treatment of

disease by scientifically

testing the patient's blood,

tissues, body fluids, and

secretions

B.

Medical Laboratory Tech-

nologist

1.

Description of

Wor

k2.

Specific charactdristics

required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


4.

Licensure or certifica-

tion

5.

tl;loymsnt Opportunities

a. Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d. Mar rewards

e.Fdture outlook

DISTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

Elicit student discussion

of experiences related to

this cluster

Give each student culture

plate

Show film Medical Tech-

nologists", 23 min.,

color, mend,

Itra

rii

or

"Detectives of Disease"

17 min., color, sound,

1 16mm, 1965 or

"In a Medical Laboratory"


16mm, 1966

ACTIVITIES

(82E112EL2)

REFERENCES

-22-

State experiences related

to this area of health

Take culture from environ

ment.

Reed culture

plates in 1 week.

State experiences

involved in this career

Students will answer:

What are the sub-

specialties of pathology'

Discuss

path

olog

ist,

medical technologist,

cytotechnologist, and

histologic technician,

as shown in Elm

American Society of Medic

Technologists, Suite 160K

Hermann Bldg., Koustcp,

Texas 77025

American Society of

Clinical Pathologists

710 S. Wolcott Ave.

Chicago, Ill 60612

Nat'l Committee for

Careers in Medical

Technology,

9650

Rockville Pike,

Bethesda, Md.

20014

Benedum School of Medical,

Technology, W300

Frie

ndol

Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15'

Nat'l Committee for

Car

ein Medical Technology

9650 Rockville Pike,

Bethesda, Md. 20014


UNIT q

MEDICAL LABORATORY CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Assiy

ents

-73-

REFERENCES

Ishour

1 hour

C.

Certified Laboratory Assist.

1.)

2.) follow outline under

3.) Medical Laboratory

4.) Technologist

5.)

D.

Laboratory Aide

1.)

2.) follow outline under


4.) Technologist

5.)

Booklet qiedical Techno-

logist"

Book "Your Future in

Medical Technology" by

Grace Paul, 1970 Illus.

163 pages

Film "Hospital Sepsis"

Display equipment used

in this cluster (8x.

pipet, reagents, flasks,

beakers, etc.)

Lecture

Assemble equipment for

lab practice

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Discuss cultures illus-

trated 5n film

Examine

Discussion

View prepared slides

under microscope

(E x. Pap Smears)

Nat'l Committee on Career

in Medical Technology

1501 New Hampshire Ave.,



P. 0. Box 5574

Columbus, Ohio b3221

Richards Rosen Press, Inc

29 East 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010

N.J. Society of Medical

Technologists; 15 Clam A,

Fords, W. J.

08863

American hedical Assn.

535 North Dearborn St.

Chicago, Ill.

60610

Board of Certified Lab

Assistants, 445 N. Lake

Shore Drive, Chicago,

Ill.

60611

Registry of Medical Techn

gists, American Society o

Clinical Pathologists, 71

Wolcott Ave., Chicago, Il

60612

UNIT 5 iimrai, IABORMORY CLUSTER (Cont'd

HOURS

.

11,22120x-)

COHTSIT

Orientation to Health Occupations.

INSTRUCTORS

11/2 hours

1 hour

Cytotechnologist

1.)

2.) follow outline undor


14.) Technician

5.)

F.

Histologic Technician

1.)

2.)

3.) as above

5.)

honrs

Blood Bank Technologist

1.)

2.)

3.) as above

4.)

5.)

4 holIrs

Collect urine samples

from several students.

Demonstrate clinitest

Show film "Human Cell and

the C7totechaologist"


16mm, 1957

Prepare equipment

Booklet "Histologic Tech-

nician"

Guest speaker from a

blood bank

Type blood of students

Film "Collecting Blood

Samples

Plan field trip to a

clinical pathology lab-

oratory.

Point out equip-

mat (ex. photometer) used

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

quanments)

'Return demonstration

Discuss duties of a

cytotechnologist

Examine microscopically

prepared slides

Peed and discuss

Interview speaker

Allow blood to be typed

Observe and discuss

procedure

Discuss methods shown in

film

Discussion of observa-

tions following trip to

clinical pathology lab-

oratory

RE3BIBICES

Careers in Medical Tedhnol

9650 Rockville Pike

Bethesda, lid.

20014

Registry of Medical

Technologists

Box 2544

Muncie, Indiana 47302

Careers, P.O. Box 135,

Largo, Florida

33540

Becton, Eickinson and Co.

Advertising Manager

Chicago, Ill.

60646

Clinical pathology

Laboratory


UNIT

6HEALTH OFFICE OCCUPATION CLUB=

BE

ST

CO

PT

AV

AIL

AB

LE

- 25

-

HOURS

,(Approx.

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA1S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

Introduction to Office

Occupations Related to Health

1 hour

A.

Overview

A team of workers that aid

the physician with adminis-

trative, statistical, and

clerical duties.

1 hour

B.

Radical Records

fl

1.

Medical Record. Librarian

a.

Description of Work

b.

Specific character-

istics required.

1.

Physical

2.

EMotional

c.

Educational requiru-

ments

d. Licensure or certifi-

cation

e.

Eq0loyment opportuni-

ties

1.

Location

2.

Working conditions

3.Financial reward

4.Other rewards

5.Future outlook

Lecture

Booklet "Medical Record

Librarian" Free

Film "Faith, Facts

Fingertips" 12 min.

color, 1969, free

Quest speaker from Medi-

cal Record Library

Simulate a hypothetical

court case involving sub-

poena of patient'shos-

pital record

Discussion

Read and discuss

Discuss the operations

of a medical records

department

Interview by students

in a class

Bole play

American Assn. of Medical

Record Librarians, 2111

East Chicago Ave.

Chi4ago, Ill.

6061

1

Same as above

N.J. Medical Records Assn.

65 Bergen Street

Newark

aN. J.

07107

Local hospital


-26

-BEST COPY

UNIT 6 HEALTH OFFICE OCCUPATION CLUSTER (Cant'd)

AV

AIL

AB

LE

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

'.:INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA S)

BEHAVIORAL

-- ACTIVITIES

Assi: u. is

1 hour

hour

1 hour

2.

Medical Record Tech.

c.) name as Medical

d.) Record Librarian

e.)

3.

Transcriptionist

a.)

b.)

c.) Same as above

d.)

e.)

4.

Coding Clerk

a.1

b.)

c.) Sameas above

d.)

e.)

5.

File Clerk

a.)

b.)

c.) Same as above

d.)

e.)

Booklet "Medical Records

Technician"

Demonstrate dictation

and transcription

machines

Display equipment used

in this cluster (Ex.

card files, rotary file,

filing supplies, etc.)

Plan field trip to Med-

ical Records Department

of local hospital.

REFERENCES

Read and disan-a

Each student Will dictate

a prepared paragraph into

the machine.

ach studen

will listen and trans-

cribe a paragraph from

machine.

Examine, ask Questions

Discussion of observa-

tions following field

trip to Medical Records

Library

iealth Careers of Ohio

0. Box 5574

olumbus, Ohio 43221

cal hospital


UNIT 6 HEALTH OFFICE OCCUPATION CLUSTER

(Cont'd)

HOURS

allEs°3")

CONTEiT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

- 27 -

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STU

DE

NT

S B

EH

AV

IOR

AL

AC

TIV

ITIE

Ssi.m-yents

REFMENCES

1 hour

lab

.Medical Assistant

1.

Description of Ilork

2.


required

a.) Physical

b.) &motional

3.

Educational reauirements

4.


5.

Employment opportunities

a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial revards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

Medical Secretary

1.

Description of Work

2.

Specific character-

istics required

a.

Physical

b.

Eaotional

3.

Educational requirements

4.


5.


a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

FUture cutlook

Booklet "Plan Your Career Read and discuss

As a Medical Assistant

Demonstrate taking of

heights and weights

Quarterly magazine:

"medical Assistant" free

Booklet "Medical Secre-

tary" 1965

Guest speaker-Medical

Secretary

Booklet "The Secretary

and the Telephone"

Pre-recorded tapes

Return demonstration

Read and discuss

current articles

Read and discuss

Interview guest speaker

Read and discuss

Listen and discuss

American Assn. of Medical

Assistants, Inc.

200 last Ohio Street

Chicago, Ill.

60601

Smith Kline & French

Laboratories, Services

Dept. E-10

1500 Spring Garden St.

Philadelphia, Pa.

19101

Chronicle Guidance Briefs

Chronicle Guidance Pub.

Moravia, N.Y.

13118

Local doctor's office

Local Telephone Mildness

Office

Same as above

Orientation to. Health Occupations

UNIT 6 HEALTH OFFICE OCCUPATION CLUSTER (Cont'd)

U)P

YM

AD

AM

- 28 -

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTMT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

lAssipments)

1 hour

1 hour

E.

Medical Receptionist

1.

Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


4.


5.

Bnployment opportunities

a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

.Admitting Office

1.

Supervising admitting

clerkAorker/officer

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific character-

istics required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

c.

Educational requiremen s

d.

Licensure or certifica

tian

e.

EMployment opportunities

a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

FUture outlook

Simulate a case study for

students to role play

Booklet "Receptionist"

st speaker from

dmitting office of local

ealth care facility

kiet "Hospital Admit-

ting Officer"

Role Play - Receptionist

and various types of

patients - aggressive,

hostile, anxioue and

pleasant

Read and discuss

Interview or ask

ouesti ons

Read and discuss

BE

ST

REFERENCES

American Medical Assn.


Chicago, Ill.

60610

Chronicle Guidance Briefs

Chronicle Guidance Pub-

lications

Moravia, N. Y.

13118

Local health care

facility

American Hospital Assn.

840 Lake Shore Drive

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Financial Executive Inst.


New York, N. Y.

10001

Orientation to Health Occupations.

UNIT 6 HE\LTH 017FIM OCCUP.iTIO11.0

liciTajtIont*d)

HOURS

rcx.

CONTENT

M2 hog s

2.

Admitting clerk/worker

a.b.c.

Same as Supervising

d.

admitting clerk/worker

e.

officer

3.

Patient Service

Representative

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

Business Office

1.

Hospital Business Office

tanager

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific character-

isties required

1.

Physical

2.

Emotional

c.

Educational reauire-

ments

d.


tion

e.

Employment opportuni-

ties

1.

Location

2.

Working conditions

3.

Financial rewards

4:

Other rewardi

Future Outlook

5.

IBSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S),

-29-

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IBIL

bib DETUTrtirfillTIORAL

ACTIVIT/M

+dsignments)

REFERMCES

imulate an admission

ituation for students

role play

vide students into

oups.

Give students

event newspaper's.

range for telephone

raining program

2 units - Business

tidies and Speech)

Role play

Prepare college of adver-

Location of Deal

tisements from newspapers Newspapers

related to openings avail

able in bealtb office

occupations

Practice case material

Local Telephone Business

Office


BEST COPY AVAILABLE

UNIT 6 HEALTH OFFICE OCCUPATION CLUSTER

(Conti())

RCURS

(Approx.

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

1 hour

2.

Cashier

a.

b.

Same as for Hospital

c.

Business Office

d.

Manager

e.

3.Account Clerks

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d. e.

4.Hospital Credit and Col-

lection clerk (worker)

a.

b.

Same as above

d.

e.

Booklet "Qualifications

of the Hoipital

Accountant" by Joseph

Tonascia 196? Free

Read and discuss

Bobk °Your Future in the

Read and discuss

Credit Field.' by h.R

Neifield, Ph.D.

H.

Unit AdministrationDepart-

ment

1.

Unit }imager (yard Manager) Guest

speaker - Unit

a.

Description of work

Manager

b.

Specific character-

istics-required

1.

nrsical

2.

EMptional

c.


d.


tion

Interview of speaker by

students

Careers

P. 0. Box 135

Largo, Fla.

33540


29 East 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010

Local hospital

UNIT 6 Mani OFFICE OCCUPATIatl CLUSTIM

HOURS

1.0:Brox.)

Orient9t5cn of Healthjaampationa

lIE

ST a

rf A

VM

Cont'd)

- 31

-

INSTRUCTORS

CONTENT

ACTIVITIES LAVA'S)

DEliTS Br` IAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

2 hours

e.Ehployment opportunities

1.) Location

2.) liorking conditions


4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

2.

Nursing Service Clerk

(Ward Clerk)

a.)

b.)

c.)

Same as above

d.)

e.)

Plan field trip to local

hospital to observe Unit

Manager at work

Discuss observations

following field trip

Local hospital


BE

STO

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OE

UNIT

OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC EMONIENTCLUSTER

HOURS

(Approx.)

CCNTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

4 hours

Introduction to Occupations Re-

lated to Medical Diagnostic

Equipment

A.

Overview

This team is trained in the

operation, maintenance, or

development of sophisticated

medical eouipment which

assist the physician in

making accurate diagnoses

Electroencephalographic

Technician (EEG)

1. Lescription of work

2. Specific- haracter-

istics required

3. a.

Physical

t.

Emotional

3: Iducational requirem7ents

4. Licensureor certificction

5. Employment opporviAities

a.

Location

b.

Working eolaitions

c.

Financ5:

r- ards

d.

Other

e.

re.L7e c.:1.1 %)=-A

Lecture

limeout booklet 403

Technician"

Mat

Plan field trip to health

care facility

Plan for technicians to

demonstrate their equip-

malt

Slay)(

BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(*-1

.34

14:si

is

REFERENCES

Discussion

Read and discuss

Field trip to observe

EMI EKG, and ENG at

hospital

Discussion of observe

American College of

Radiology

20 North Wacker Drive

Chicago, Ill.

60606

American Society of Clingy,

Pathologists, 710 S.

Wolcott Ave., Chicago, IL

60612

Hichigan Employment Secur.

Co mission, State

Administrative Office

7310 'Woodward Avenue

Detroit, Michigan 1i8202

contact Local Hospital

American Hospital

AIM

.840 North Lake Shore Driv

Chicago, ill.

60611

Orientation to. Health Occueations

UNIT 7

OCCUPATIONS MATED TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC =UMW CLUSTM

HOURS

LARREP;"

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

Cont d)

-33-

CO

PY A

VA

ILA

BL

ESTUDatTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFMENCES

2 hoi

C.

D.

Electrocardiographic Tech-

nician (E10)

1.

'

2. 3. Same as under EEG

4.

5. Electromyography Technician

(1MG)

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

4. 5.

E.

Radiologic Technician

1.

Diagnostic Technician

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific character-

istics required

1.

Physical

2.

Emotional

c.

Educational require-

ments

d.

Licensure or certifi.'

cation

e.

Employment oppor-

tunities

1.) Location..

'

2J) Working- condi-

tions

Same as under EEG

Same as above

Film "More Than a Job"


3611 m 1969, free loan

or

Training in X-Ray Tech-

nology", 13 min., black

and white, 16mm 1963

Same as under EEG

Same as above

Discuss duties of a

radiological technologist

Same as tinder EEG

Same as above

American Society cf

Radiologic Technologists

6145 N. Michigan Ave.

Chicago, ill.

60611

GAF Corporation

X-Ray Marketing

1140 West 51st Street

New York, N J. 10020

Discuss the field of X-

Dept. of Radiology,

ray technology portrayed

Stanford University

in the film

%Palo Alto, Cal. 94304


UNIT 7

OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO MDICAL DIAGNOSTIC EQUIMEVT CLUSTER (Contod)

HORS

(Approx.

CONTEIT

3.)

Financial rewards

4.)

Other rewards

5.)

FUture outlook

2.

Therapeutic Technician

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

Booklet "Radiologic

Technologists"

3.

Nuclear Medicine TechnicianFilm "Atoms for Health"

a.

b. c.

Same as above

d.

e.

4.

Nuclear Medicine Technolo- Film "The Strange Case

of the Cosmic Rays"

59 min.

gist

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

BE

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OPT

AV

AR

MI

STUDX4TS BFEAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

Read and discuss

Discuss film

Discuss mysteries of

cosmic rays

RE

PSZ

EN

CE

S


P. 0. Box 5574

Columbus, Ohio

43221

N.J. Society of Radiologic

Technologists

P. 0. Box 212

Metuchen, N.J.

06840

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission

Society of Nuclear Medicine

211 East 43 Street


Local Telephone Business

Office

Fociety of Nuclear Medical

Technologists

1201 Waukegan Road

view, Ill.

60025

7e!.-..;.4

i;a Products Dept.

E. I. EuPont Co., Inc.

ILIrtlretton, Del.

19898


urn 7

OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPHENT Contld

HOUPS

(ADproc.)

INSTRUCTORS

CONTENT

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

1 hour

2 hol_ as

F.

Respiratory Technicldns

1.

Cardiopulmonary Technician Film "Breath of Life"

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific character - -

istics required

1.) Physical

2.) Enotional

ilm "Rescue Breathing"

c.


21himin.

d.

Licencure or

certification

- 35 -

BESTOMMULABLE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

6 min. Local Heart Assn.

e.


1.) Location

2.) Working conditions


4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

Demonstrate breathing

techniques on Resuscita-

tion Anne

2.

Inhalation Therapy

klet "A Career in

Technician

alation Therapy"

a.

b.c.

Same as above

oklet "The Career You

d.

'lent"

e.

Each studrat will be able

to list the steps to

follow in a respiratory

emergency


shown on film


Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Local Heart Association

Local Telephone

Business Office

American College of

Chest Physicians

112 Chestnut Street

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Inhalation Therapy Dept.

Overlook Hospital

Summit, New Jersey

07901

T.B. Respiratory Assn.

of C

entr

alN.J.,12 Baiwin

Ave., Jersey City, N.J.

073014

UNIT 7

OCCUPATIONS R


TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT CLUSTER (Copt'd)

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

-36-

HOURS

Arox.

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Assi.. ents

REFERENCES

1 hour

O.

Biomedical Equipment

Technician

1.

Description of work

2.

Specific charactdristics

required

a.

Physical

b.

botional

3.


4.


5.

Ehraoyment opportunities

a.

Location

b. Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards.

e.

Fdture outlook

14 hours

Guest speaker- inhala-

tion therapist

Consult local drug manu-

facturers for available

audio-visual materials

on bio-medical eouipment

Lecture

Plan field trip-plan for

personnel to demonstrate

specific apparatus used

in each department

Interview guest speaker

Discussion

American Assn. for

Inhalation Therapy

4075 Main St., Suite 316

Riverside, Cal.

92501

American Medical Assn.


Chicago, Ill.

69610

Field trip Inhalation

.(i7;tact local hospital

Therapy Dept., Cardio-

Pulmonary Den'

i and

7'f'an Society of

Radiological :.zpt.

;k...:.--12ogic Technologists

Student practice, if

:outh Main

feasible; ex. IPPB

j".: Cu Lac,Wis-

5493

5Discussion of observation

following field trip

DI'

AR

T O

CC

UPA

TIO

NS

CU

TT

ER

HOURS

Li.4?prox.

CO

NT

EIT

Orientation to Health Occu-ations

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITILS IVES

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STUDENTS traVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

,(Assimmonts)

1. hour

1 hour

rP

la

Intooduction to Dietary Occupa-

tions (Food Service)

A.

Overview - This team is

trained in caring for the

nutritional needs of

patients

B.

Nutritionist

1.

Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


4.


5.

EMployment oppertunities

a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

%tore outlook

C.

Dietitian

1.

Administrative Dietitian

a.

b. c.

Same as above

d.e.

Lecture

Assign students to record

food intake for one day.

Discuss reports when com-

pleted

Guest speaker - ',Nutri-

tionist"

Show film "Toward the

Victory of Health" 14 min.

color, sound, 16mm, 1967,

free

Hand out booklet

"Dietitian"

Film "The Career Came"

is min., color, 1970,

free loan

Discussion

Keep record of food

intake for a day.

Discussion

37

=N

I

REFEMMES

Interview speaker.

Ask

about malnutrition and

hunger in the U.S.A.

Discuss two advantages of

being a dietitian or a

nutritionist.

Read and discuss

Describe three types of

dietetians portrayed in

the film

0111

141i

N.J. State Health Dept.

Div. of Consultation Services

John Fitch Plaza.

Trenton, N.J.

08625

American Herne Economics Assn.

1600 20th St., N.V.

Washington, D.C.

20009

Modern Talking Service

1234 Spruce Street

Philadelphia, Pa.

19107

ealth Careers of Ohio

O. Box 5574

olumbus, Ohio

113221

icdern Talking Pictures

2323 New Hyde Park

R:n

dta

rHyde Park, N.1.

11040

Mr? 8 DIETARY OCCUPATIONS CLUSTER

Con

ti('O

rien

tatio

n to

Hea

lth O

ccup

atio

ns

HO

UR

S(A

ppro

x.)

cn 1/2 hour

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

AC

TIV

ITIE

S (A

VA

'S)

;:21

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE-f

l,IIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

2.

Therapeutic Dietitian

bcplore with students

a.

therapeutic diets

b. c.

Same as Administrati

d.

Dietitian

e.

3.

Clinic Dietitian

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

4.

Teaching Dietitian

a.

b.c.

Same as above

d.

e.

D.

Food Service Supervisor

1.)

2.)

3.) Sameas above

4.)

5.)

Booklet "Careers in

Quantity Food Service"

Volunteer personal know- American Dietetic Assn.

ledge of any therapeutic

620

Nor

th M

ichi

gan

Ave

.diet

Chicago, Ill.

Read and discuss

Nat'l

Res

taur

ant A

ssn.

1530

Nor

th L

ake

Shor

e D

rivi

Chicago, Ill*

61610

UN

IT8

DIETARYC4CUPATIOHS CLUSTER Clnt'd

HO

UiI

Sib

art2

E:1

ol)

3 hours

hours

CONTENT

Orientetion to Health, OccUltions

E.

Dietary Technician

a.

b.

c.

Same as Administrative

d.

Dietitian

e.

F.

Food Service Worker

a.b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

-39-

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

DIS

TR

UC

TO

RS

ACTIVITIELSAVAIS)

Lecture

Booklet "The Science and

Technology of Food"

STUDFW1S BWAVIORAL

ACTIVITIS3

Ass nments

REFERENCES

Prepare a tray for

patient on a regular diet.

Have students assist.

Home Economics Dept.

could be used.


dietary department of a

health facility, school

or commercial establish-

went

Discussion

Read and discuss

Aid in preparation of

trays.

Students will eat

what they have prepared

Tour dietary deprtment.


following trip.

Institute of Food

Technologists

221 North LaSalle St.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

The Hospital, Institution

and Educational Food

Service Society

620 North Hichigan Ave.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

rWIT 9

HOURS

Arox.

IAL SERVICE CLUSTER


CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

AVA'S

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

E21

BfflAVIORIL

ACTIVITIES

(Ass).u I

is

REFMENCES

2 hours

1 hour

Introduction to Socia? Service

Occupations

A. Overview

A group of workers who help

people resolve 'their social

and emotional problems

Medical Social Worker

1.

Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


4.


5.


a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

Psychiatric Social Worker

1.

.

2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

LeC

ture

Speaker - Medical social

worker

Book:

"A Definitive Study

of Your Future in Social

Work". *BertramBeck.

Dec

1968 -7163 pp. $2.79

Film: wThe Social Worker"

17 min, color, 1967, rent-

al

Or

Film "Harlem Crusader"

29 min., Bl/Wh, 1965

rental

See page 48 for field

trip to psychiatric

hospital

Discussion

Interview speaker

Read and discuss

Name three community

problems portrayed in

the film

Discuss the concept

of social work

Interview social worker

in psychiatric setting

Nat'l Committee for

Social Work Careers,

2 Park Ave.

New York, N.Y.

10017

Council on Social Work Edda.

345 East 46th Street

New York, N. Y.

10017


29 East 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010

Universal Education &

Visual Arts

221 Park Ave.

South

Dew York, N.Y.

10003

Films Inc.

733 Greenbay Road

Wilmette, Ill.

60091

Nat'l Committee for

Social Work Careers

2 Park Avenue

New York, N.Y.

10016

U2II2.....§aCIAL SERVICE CLUSLId)

HOURS

approx.

CONTENT

Orientation toHealth Occupations

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

AVA S

STUDENTS li;110/1-011AL

ACTIVIT1SS

Assirnments.)

REFERDICES

1 hour

1 hour

.Social Service Aide

(Community Health Aide,

Family Health Vorker, Health

Assistant/Aide)

1. 2.

Same as lender Eedical

3.

Social Porker

4-

E.

Social Work Technician

(Social T'ork Associate,

Social Aide)

1.

2.

3.

fi

Same as above

F.

Homemaker

1.2.

3 '

h.

5.

Sane as above

Films "People Who Care"

16 min.or

"Cal it Rehabilitation"

33 min.or

'The Critical Decades"

29 min.Or

"The Task We Face" 15 min.

or

"Public Health and

--

The Retarded Child"

22 min.

Film "By Chance or By

Choice" 26 min.

Lecture

Booklet "Career Oppor-

tuniiic7 in Homcnaker Hon

Health ride Service"

List five forms of

therapy shown in films

Discuss work of aideor

technician shown in film

Discussion

Read and discuss

Nat'l Assn. for Mental

health

10 Columbus Circle


S.C. State Board of Health

Film Library

J. Marion Sims Building

Columbia, South Carolina

22201

Nat'l Council for Home-

maker Service

1740 Broadway

New York, N.Y.

10019

Local Homemaker Service

Orientation to healthOccupations

UNIT 9 SOCIAL SERVICE CLUSTER

(Cont'd)

.HWRS

A rox.

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STUDENTS BEHAVICPAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

-42-

REFERENCES

Home Health Aide

Bboklet "Visiting Home-

Read and discuss

maker Service Nanua3."

Show film "The Home

Health Aide"

20 min.,

color, sound, 1967

Discuss theadvantages of

being a home health aide

N.J. Dept. of Health

John Fitch Plaza

Trenton, N.J.

06625

The American Journal

of Nursing Co.

Educational Service

Division

Film Library


New York, N.Y.

10001

UNIT 10 DRUG THERAPY CLUSTER

HOUTIS

-52PErxs)

Orientation to Hea3tIlacaeltions

COFTMT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

BE

ST

ilk A

VA

ILA

BLE

STULENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments

-43-

gEFF

AR

Ic$s

4 hours

Vt

Introduction to Occupations

Related to Drug Therapy

A.

Overview - a team of health

workers that compound and

dispense medication.

B.

Pharmacologist

J Lecture

1.

Description of work

2.


reouired

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


11968 2 pp. fee

4.


5.


a.

Location

j Cusst Speaker:

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

Booklet 3Pharmacologist4

C.

Pharmacist

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

Pharnacologist

Quarterly magazine

aPharmwy News" free

Film:

"Go Pharmacy"

15 Prim., color, 1971,

fre

Discussiol

Read and discuss

American Society of Hospital

Pharmacists, 2215 Constitution

Avenue, N.1.1 Washington, D.C.

20037 or 4630 Montgomery Ave.

Washington, D.C.

20014

American Society Pharmacology

and bp. Therapeutic Inc.

9650 Rockville Pike

Bethesda, Md.

20014

Careers

P. O. Box 135

Largo, Florida 33540

Liter view guest speaker

Contact Local Pharmacologist

Read and discuss

current articles

Describe four areed in

which a pharmacist can

work

Pharmacy News E-90

Smi th Kline & French

Laboratories

Philadelphia, Pa.

19101

Corporate & Community

Relations Dept.

Parke, Dallas& Co.

Joneph Campau at the River

Detroit, hi

48232


( Coa

t ld)

MIT 10 MUG

TH

ER

APY=SIM

HOURS

(Approz.)

CCSTVT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

k hours

1 hour

1 hour

D.

Pharmacy Technician

1.

2.

Same as under

3.

Pharmacologist

5.

1 hour

.Pharmacy Aide

1.

2.

3.

Same as above

5.

Plan field trip to

pharmaceutical compoPY

Hands on Rimerience

Have students takean in-

each students home

ventory of drugs at their

home.

Discuss Ales, lama

arde and discard of each.

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

Observe, discuss,

question

List drugs kept in

Booklet "What is a Phar-

Reed and discuss

macisto 5pp., free, 1966

Show film "Bartlett and

Son"

35 min., color,

sound, 16me., free

or

"Design for Life" 1956

19 min., color, wand,

16mm.

or

"This is Pharmacy" 27 min.

color, sound, lbw

Or

"Time for Tomorrow* 20

min., blk/wh, sound,

color, 16ust

Film "The Dangerous

Drugs* 22

min

.

RVMENCES

American Pharmaceutical As

2215 Constitution

Ave., csir

Washington, D.C.

20007

S.J. Pharmaceutical

Assn.

118 W. State Street

Trenton, N.J.

08618

Upjohn Company

700 Portage Road

Tialamasoo, MI 49001

Describe local

pharmacist/Modern

Talking Picture

in y

neighborhood

Service, 1234 Spruce St.

Phila., Pa.

19107 or

315 Springfield Ave.

Summit, N.J.

07901

Assoc. Sterling Films,

31t7 Madison Avenue

.He4 York, N.Y.

10017

am as above

iPouse three hazards

drug. abuse

Assoc. Sterling Films

(See above)

Aesn. Sterling Films

1s3 U. 61st Street

New York, N.Y.

10023

The Narcotic

Pd.Foundation

of Anerica

5055 Sunset Blvd.

Los Angeles, Calif.

90027

UNIT 11 RUIABMITATIVE CLUSTER

HOURS

roc.

Orientati on to Health Occupations

CO

NT

EM

PT11

111

......

1.-

1 hour

1 hour

Introduction to Occupatitos

related to rehabilitative therapy

A.

Overview

This team is vitally in-

volved in the treatment and

rehabilitation of the patient.

The physiatrist is the

medical doctor who special-

izes in rehabilitative medi-

cine and heads this team.

mila

wim

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

B.

Occupational Therapy

1.

Occupational Therap:st

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific character-

istics required

1.

Physical

2.

Emotional

c.

2ducational require-

ments

d. Licensure or certifi-

cation

e.

Employment opportun-

ities

1.

Location

2.

Working conditions

3.

Financial rewards

4.

Other rewards

5.

Future outlook

Lecture

Show film "Diary of

Connie McGregor" B/W

sound, 16mm, 3963

Film "Armed Forces

Medical. Specialists"

14 min., color, 16mm

45-

_WANTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIM

(Assignmentj

REMIINCES

Discussion

List 3 rehabilitative

areas shown in the film

Name three duties

shown for each thera-

pist shown in film

"The 0.T. Story" 22 min.

Same as above

Booklet "Can You Mal

Read and discuss

with These problems?"

Film: "Seven for Susie"

Dune the seven members

114 min., color, 1968, free of the

rehabilitation

team

Book "Your Flitare in

0.T.

1968, 152pp $249

ad and discuss

Assn. for Physical and

Mental Rehabilitation

105 St. Lawrence

Rehoboth Beach, DE. 19971

Arnold Eagle

11 West 41st Street

New York, N.Y.

10036

Dept. of Army

A-V Section

The Pentagon

Washington, D.C.

20301

American 0.T. Assn.

251 Park Ave.

South

New York, N.I.

1C010

Same as above

Nat'l Easter Seal Society

Careers in Rehabilitation

2023 West Ogden Avenue

Chicago, Ill.

60612

Richards Rosen Press

29 East 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010

ED

: 11

MU

TA

TIV

E C

LU

STE

R (

Cun

t'd)

Ori

enta

tion

to H

ealth

Occ

upat

ions

Cif

Co) 2

hour

s

1 ho

ur

2.O

ccup

atio

nal T

hera

pyA

ssis

tant

a. b. S

ae a

s un

der

c.O

ccup

atio

nal

d.T

hera

pist

e3.

Occ

upat

iona

l The

rapy

Aid

ea. b. c.

Same

as a

bove

d. e.

Phys

ical

The

rapy

1.Ph

ysic

al T

hera

pist

a.D

escr

iptio

n of

wor

kb.

Spec

ific

cha

ract

er-

istic

s re

quir

ed1.

Phys

ical

2.!M

otio

nal

C.

Edu

catio

nal r

equi

re-

men

ts

INST

RU

CT

OR

SA

CT

IVIT

IES

AV

A'S

"Tar

get"

12

min

.,co

lor,

lfem

a. 1

965

*To

Pick

a -

Lif

e"7

min

., co

lor.

Bou

nd,

Um

. 194

Dem

onst

rate

waf

fle

wea

ving

, cro

chet

ing,

or k

nitti

ng.

Thi

spa

rt m

old

also

be

taug

ht b

y an

Occ

upe-

tiosa

ia T

her*

ist

Lec

ture

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STU

D M

DE

HA

VIM

AL

AC

TIT

ITIE

SA

ss _

4-4

its

Show

film

"Fo

r T

oday

and

Tom

orro

w".

17 m

in.,

colo

r, s

ound

, 196

7

Dis

cuss

film

Dis

cuss

Ills

RE

FER

PHC

ES

Stud

ents

will

per

form

one

type

of

0. ?

.

Lis

a-Jo

rdon

-.

Dis

cuss

the

adva

ntag

essh

own

in th

e fi

lm o

fbe

toed

ng a

Phy

sica

lT

hera

pist

Am

eric

an O

.T. A

ssn

251

Park

Ave

., So

uth

Mew

Yor

k, N

A. 1

0010

Sam

e as

abc

ie

Chapter of American

laical therapy

Ass

n.20

1 Pl

easa

nt V

alle

yW

ayW

est O

rang

e, N

.J.

0705

2

Am

eric

an P

.T. A

ssn.

The

Cal

ifor

nia

Cha

pter

s54

8 O

cean

Str

eet

Sant

a C

ruz,

Cal

if.

9506

0


UNIT 11

REIAPTLITATIVE COSTER (Cont'd

.47

BE

ST C

OPT

AV

LA

KE

OW

AM

MIN

N W

. 10.

HO

UR

Stla

r:oy

z.)

11 CO

NT

EM

T

DIS

TH

ITC

TO

RS

AC

TIV

ITIE

S 1(

.01_

._

0 T

IME

NIS

BIl

lAV

ICR

iA

CT

IVIT

IES

(Ass

igri

nent

s)R

EFM

EN

CFS

trt A

2ho

rs

d.

Licerisure or certif-

icat

ion

e.

Eoploynant opportm-

ities

1.) Location

2.) Working condition,

3.) Financial evardo

4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

2.

Physical Therapy

Assistant

a.

1

b.

1

c.

Sates as above

d.

e.

i3.

Physical Therapy Aide

Ia.

b.

c.

Sane as above

d.

e.

411M

.I.

or

"The

Ret

urn"

33 rein.

or

"Within Your Hands"

16 min. B/W, sound,

16 mm

Give each student

potato and peeler

Booklet "Your Pnture

and Physical Therapy"

free, 2 pp.

Demonstrate range of

actio

n fo

r on

eex

trem

ity

Discuss the career

possibilities in

Physical Therapy

Pry to peel potato

with one hand

Read and discuss

Divide students in

pairs - return

dem

onst

ratio

ns

S.C. State Beard of

Health,

Film

Lib

rary

Marion Sims Bldg.

Columbia, S.C.

29201

American P.T. itasn.

2057 Bregg Street

Brooklyn, N.Y.

11229

Same as above

Am

eric

an P

. T. A

ssn.

17 4

0Broadway

New

Yor

k, N

.Y.

1001

9

Ir. 11

REHABILITATIVE CLUSTER (Cont. Id

HOURS

(APprox.)

CO

NT

LN

T

1 ho

ur


BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

INSTRUCTOPS

ACTIVIITELiEWS)

STUDENTS BFLAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

a2412B"lts)

REFERENCES

D.

Corrective Therapist

1.. Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.Hnotional

3.

atucatimal requirements

4.

Licensing() or certifica-

tion

5.

Empleyment opportunities

a.

Location

b. Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

E.

Rehabilitation Counselor

1.

2. 3.

Same as above

4.5.


psychiatric or county

hospital.

See Unit 9.

Lecture

Guest Speaker:

Corrective

Therapist

Tour 0.T., P.T. and

Vocational Rehabilita-

tion Unite - discuss

observations seen

during tour

Discussion

Students interview

speaker

Discussion

I

Booklet "The Rehabilita-

Read and discuss

tion Counselor" 1968, free

3 FT1-

American P.T. Assn.

1156 15th Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20005

Local Veterans Hospital

American Rehabilitation

Counselor Association

1605 Nov Harapshire Ave.

Washington, D.C.

Nat'l Assn. for Mental

Health

10 Columbus Circle

New York, N.Y. 109

Orientation to Health Occu ations

UNIT 11 RFEABILITATIVE CLUSTER

(Cont'd)

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

HOURS

(_AERrox.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

N.J. Rehabilitation

Comission

Labor & Industry Bldg.

John Fitch Plaza Rm. 1005

Trenton, N.J.

08625

1 hour

F.

Homemaking Rehabilitation

Guest speaker.

Show

Observe, ask mestions

American Home Economics As

Consultant

students laborsaving

handle;nduse equipment

1600 20th St., N.W.

1. 2.

3.

Same as under

household equipment and

shortcuts for house-

hold routines.

Washington, D. C.

20009

4.

Corrective Therapy

5.

Show film "The Road

List 4 ways the visiting

American Red Cross

Back' 23 min. BM -

nurse helped with

17th and "D Streets

gSound,

1965

rehabilitation

Washington, D.C.

20006

4 hours

G.

Hospital Librarian or

Plan field trip to

Discuss activities of

Med',cal Library Assn.

Reading Therapist

hospital library

job with librarian

919 N. hichigan Street

1.2.

(psychiatric, veteran,

children's t.tc.)

Suite 1601

Chicago, Ill 60610

3.

Same as above

4.

American Library Assn.

550 E. Huron Street

Chicago, Ill.

60611

H.

Music Therapist

Include music therapy

Observe and ask

Contact Hospital

1.

dept. in above trip.

ouestions

Music Therapist

2.3.

Same as above

It.

Therapist will demcn-

strate a music therapy

session

5

Orientation to Health Occvnations

UHTT

I°.7Y.AFTLITATrfE CLUSTER (Cont'd)

.S1ViDITSBEHAVIORAL

HOURS

IRSTRUCTOR3

ACTIVITIES

(Approx.)

CONTMT

ACTIvITIFs (AV

S)

(Assignments)

BE

ST C

OPY

itw

eviii

biE

I.

Recreational Therapist

1.

2.

Same as under

3.

Corrective Therapy

4.

5.

J.

Speech Therapist

- See Unit 13

- 50

-

REFERENCES

Rcollet ''Music Therapy as Read and discuss

a Career" 1969, free

14pp

Film "Music Therapy Intern-Describe the work of

ships 20 min., B/R, 1967,

the rusic therapiz.t as

free

Include recreational

therapy dept. in stove

trip.

Therapist will

discuss recreational

therapy

portrayed in the film

Listen, ask questions

1

Booklet "The Recreation-

Read and diecuea

al Therapist" 1968 Free

Nat'l Assn. for Ndsic

Therapy, Inc.

P. 0. Box 610

Lawrence, Kansas 66044

Nat'l Medical Audiovisual

Center (Annex) Station

K.

Atlanta, Georgia 30324

Consulting Service on

Recreation for Al and

Handicapped

Nat'l Recreation I Park

Assn., 8 West 8th St.

New York, N.Y.

10011

and

1700 Pennsylvania Ave.

N.W.

Washington,

D.C.

20006

Nat'l Aesn. for Recrea-

tional Therapists, Inc.

Eastern State Hospital

Vinita, Okla. 74303

Nat'l Assn. for Malta

Health, 10 Columbus

Circle

New York, N.Y.

10019

ncrr 11

REHABILITATIVE CLUSTER (Cont' d)

:Duns

(fiEtrox.

2 hours

CONTENT

Orientation to Health Occupations,

BE

ST C

OPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

-51-

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

INSTRUCTO.%

ACTIVITIES

k^,TriITIEVA'S)

sue

ijit

ST

en:M

AC

ES

.Other Related Occupations

1. Prosthctist and Orthotist

a.

Description of work

t.

Specific character-

istics required

1.

Phftical

2.

Enational

c.


ments

C..

Licensure or certifi-

cation

e.

Employment opportuni-

ties

1.

Location

2.

Working conditions

3.

Financial rewards

4.

Other rewards

5.

Future outlook

2. Prosthetist technician/

aide

Ortbotist technician/

aide

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

Guest speaker - Display of

artificial livb, braces,

suppoets and other ortbo

pedic appliances

Film "Men and Mobility"

17 min. Color.

Sound

16 mm

Lecture

Obs

erve

, han

dle

equi

p-m

ent,

diSouss, question

Discuss the advantages

of this health field

shown in the film

Discussion

American Orthotic and

Prosthetic Association

918 18th St., N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20006

Norwood Studios, Inc.

926 B.J. Avenue, N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20210

Americal Board of Certi-

fication of the Prosthe-

tic and Orthopedic Industry,

Inc., 411 Association Bldg.

1145 19th Street

Washington, D.C.

20006

Prosthetists and Ortho-

tists Society of U.

8-10 South Harrison St.

east Orange, N.J. 07602

American Academy of

Orthopaedic Surgery

29 Bast Madison Street

Chicago, Ill.

60602

Orientation to Health Oecu atiens

FM .32

HEALTH OCCUPATTONS RELATE TO COW/MATIONS SUMS CI1TS'in

Hou

rsA

rox.

CONTEiT

2 hours

Aor

m.o

.Mal

mat

i

lntrnelortinn to Occupations

related to CommunicaLlcn

Skills

1110

1111

111P

,

-52-

Mal

e"INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AM' S)

STUD

LS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignment!),

REFIREHCES

A. Overview

A team of workers who

coordinate activities of

community agencies with

services of the health

facility

B.

Volunteer Services

1.

Director of Volunteer

Services

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific character-

istics required

1.) Physical

2.) motional

c.


mente

d.


cation

e.

Ebployment opportun-

ities

1.) Location

2.) Wcrkinz conditions


Is.) Other reward.,

5.) Future outlook

Lecture

Guest speaker- Director

of -.1olu)stet,r rervices

from a local hospital

Film "Volunteers in

Hospitals" BM, 15 min.

Rental floe

Discussion

Discuss advantages anS

diradrantoroo of

3Ccupation

Discuss the role of

tbe volunteer aa

portrayed in the film

Contact your local

hospital

American Hospital Asan.

840 N. Lake Shore Drive

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Orientation to Health Occv ations

U4/T 12 HEALTH OCCUPATION RELATED TOCONNUNICATICN SKILLS GIEORIFontidl.

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

HOURS

(Approx.

CONTEAT

1111

Ilow

NIII

IIII

1 hour

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES (AVAIS) ......ssi

wits

-53-

REFERENCES

2.

Volunteer Worker3 (Cray

Ladies, Minuts hen,

Jana, Red Coats)

a.

b.

Same as under

c.

Director of Volunteer

d.

Services

e.

.Health Information Spec-

ialist/Science Writer

1.

Description of work

2.

Specific enarseter-

istios requlred

a.

Physical

b.

"motional

3.


4.


cation

5.

EinployMent opportunities

a.

Location

b.

Yorking conditions

c.

Financial rewards,

d.

Other rewards

e.

Futtre outlook

Show film "A Gift of

Time" 25 min., 1957,

rental $10.00

or

"Vaunteers in

Hospitals" 15 min.

Big, rental $5.00

Elicit discussion of

information learned

on radio or T.V. about

the health field

Bnoklet

Cuide to

Careers in Science

Writing" 8pp, free,

Give Assigtuent

Assign otudents to

bring in newspaper

articles related to

health

Describe 5 duties per-

formed by volunteers

Same as above

State information

learned on radio or

T.V. about health

field

Read and discuss

Write and act out a

spot announcement for

T.V. on a current

health problem (ex.

V.D., drugs, pollution)

Ara urge a 'bulletin

board display or have

studeats make perma-

nent booklets


8)40 North Lake Shore Drive

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Same as above

Nat'l Assn. of Science

"Writers, Inc.

73 Carlton Ave., Apt. 18A

Port Washington,

11050

Same as above


1!7r,

2 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS RELATED 713 COMMUNICATION SKILLS CLUSTER (Cone' d)

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

BEHAVIORAL

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

3-hour

1 hour

Hospital Chaplain

1. 2.

Same as under Health

3.

Info:. specialist/

14.

Science Writer

5.

E.

Hospital Public Relations

Director

1.

2. 3.'Same as above

5. Public Health Educator/

School Health Educator

1.2.

3.

Same as above

It.

5.

Booklet "Health Edu-

cation as Your Career"

Book: "Your Fhture in

Technical and Science

Writing" By &ierson

Clarke and Vernon Rost

160 pp. 1972, $3.99

Guest speaker -

Chaplain

Lecture

Lecture

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Interview by students

Discussion

Discussion

American Assn. for Health,

Physical Education and

Recreation, N.E.A.

1201 6th Street, LW.

Washington, D.C.

2000

6


29 E. 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010

Chaplain's department.

Contact local hospital.

The Information Center

Public Relations Society

of America, Inc.

845 Third Avenue

Neer York, N.Y.

10022

Society of Public Health

Educators, Inc.

419 Park Avenue, South

New York, N.Y.

10016


NIT

12 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS PMATED TO COMUNICATION MILS CLUSTER Cont'd

HOJRS

jApprox.)

CONTEIIT

CI N

G.

Public Health Statis-

tician

1.

2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

H.

Medical Illustrator

1.2.

3.

Same as under Health

4.

Information Specialist/

5.

Science Writer

BEST COPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

ST DENTS BiliknORAL

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES AVA S

Ansimmtv)

or..i

woh

.

-55-

REFERENCES

Hand out "Public

Read and discuss

Health Statistician".

Guest speaker -

Interview speaker

Show illustrations,

models, graphs, and chart Observe and discuss

American Assn. for Health,

Physical Education and

Recreation


Washington, D.C.

20036

Health Careers Information

N.Y. State Dept. of Health

Box 200

Albany, N.Y.

12203

American Statistical Assn.

810 18th St., N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20006

Biological Photograph Assn.,

Inc., P. O. Box 12866

Philadelphia, Pa.

19108

Assn. of Medical Illustrators

University of Nebraska

College of Medicine

b2nd & Dewey Avenue

Omaha, Nebraska 68105

Assoc. of Medical

Illustrators

738 Keystone Ave.

River Forrest, Ill.

60305

Orientation to Health Occunations

UNIT 13

qCCUPATIONS RELATED TO SPECIAL EENSES CLUSTER

UNIT

(Approx.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES AVAIS

is hours

Introdtv'ti'

tr. '1,-.1ur.ti548

rel.:tad to Special Senses

A.

Overviww

These specialiete .epoielo

and treat problems related

to the special senses.

B.

Ear Therapist

1.

Audi4ogist

a.

Description of *uric

b.

Specific character-

istics required

1.) Physical

2.) Emotional

c.


ments

d.


cation

e.


ities

1.) Location

2.) Working conditions


4.) Other rewards

5.) Future outlook

aaLecturz

NST

CO

PYA

VA

ILA

BL

E

iBEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assi:

nts

-56-

REFERENCES

Lemonstrate audiam4Lter.

use Oxidants for

demonstration

Film "Your Ears and

Hearing" 11 min.

Film "Breaking the

Sound Barrier" 28 min.,

color, 1968, free

Arrange with school

nurse for rotating stu-

dents, one or two at a

time to assist during

routine audiometric

testing

Discussion

Observe and discuss

Discuss film

Describe how speech

professionals help

handicapped children

Help school nurse with

audiometric testing

American Assn. of

Ophthalmology


Washington, D.C.

20036

American Speech & Hearing

Association

9030 Old Georgetown Road


N.J. State Dept. of Heide

John Fitch Plaza

Trenton, N.J.

08625

Association-Sterling Films

b66 Third Avenue

Neer York, N.Y.

10022

Local school nurse


tions

UNIT 13 OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO SPECIAL SENSESCLUSTER Cont 'd

!HOURS

(lEprox.

CONTENT

BEST

CO

PY A

VA

ILA

BL

E

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA SI

hours

2.

Audiology Technician

a.

b.c.

Same as above

d.

e.

Eye Therapist

1.

Optician

a.b.

c.

Same asunder

d.

Audiologist

e.

2.

Optical Technician

a.

b.

Same asunder

c.

Audiologist

d.

e.

Booklet "Hearing and

Speech 0areopen 1967. 8DD

free

Film "Ophthalmic Careers;

Ophthalmology" 17min.,

color, 1969, Rental

Plan field trip to large

optical estab-

lishment

Booklet "Ophthalmologist,

Oculist, Optometrist,

Optician; DO You

now the

Difference?" 1968-1pp free

Film loop "Dispensing

Opticians and Optical Lab

Mechanics"

Give each student a

ruler used by

opticians

STUIL. TS BEHAVIO

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

-57-

REnitENCES

aria DiscUsa

Name aft careers in the

field of ophthalmology

Observe and discuss

lens grinding and

assembling lens into

frames

Read and discuss

Describe the work of

an optician

Measure taking facial

measurements for

glasses

Nat'l Assn of Hearing

& Speech Agencies


Washington, D.C.

20006

FilmvIncorporated

733 Greenbay Road

Wilmette,

m.

60091

American Board of Optic-

ianry, 821 Eggert Road

Buffalo, N.Y.

14226

?at'l Society for the

Prevention of Blindness

79 Madison Avenue

New York, 1.2%

10016

Encyclopedia Britannica

Ed. Corp.,

Dept. 10-A

425 N. MichiganAvenue

Chicago,

na.,

6o61

1Guild /of 'Prescription

Opticians of kfteritaf

1250, Connecticut Ave., N.W.

Washington-, D.C.

20036'

Orientation to Health

Occupations

UNIT 13 OCCUPATIONS MATED

TO SPECIAL SENSESCLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

lApprox.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA,S)

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Et

BUIAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

-58-

REFERENCES

hours

1 hour

Optometrist

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

14.

5.

Optometric Technician

1.

2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

Therapists related to

Opthalmology

1.

Orthoptist

a.

b.

c.

Same as under

d.

Audiologist

e.

Book "Your Future

as an

Optician" by Hans

Hirschborn 158pp., 1970,

$3.99

Demonstrate machine

used in testing of

eyes as well as

Snellen test

Booklet "Mat isan

Optometrist" free, Lipp

Film nA Career with

vi..Lari-

114

lulu

.SO

Und

color, free

Arrange with school

nurse for students to

assist during eye

screening

Booklet "Optometry for

You" free

Demonstration of eye

muscle exercises by

an

orthopti st

Read and discuss

Students paired off

and test each other

Read and discuss

Discuss the work of

the nntomntrint

and

the reouirements of

the profession

Help school nurse with

eye screening tests

Observe and discuss

Read dnd discuss

Observe and discuss

Richards Rosen Pred%

29 E. 21st St.

New York, N.Y.

10010

American Optometric

Ana....

7000 Chimes,.

St. Louis, MD 63119

N.J. Optometric Assn.

Public TnformaLln" ""ce

'14 Greenwood Avenue

Trenton, N.J.

08609

Local school nurse

N.J. Optometric Assn.

Public Information Office

514 Greenwood Avenue

Trenton, N.J. 08609

American Orthoptic Council

3400 Massachusetts Ave. N.W.

Washington, D.0

.20007


UNIT 13 OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO SPECIAL SENSES CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

1 hour

2.

Orthoptic Technician/

Assistant

a.

b.c.

Same as above

d.

e.

3.

Ophthalmic Technician

a.

b.

c.

Same As above

d.

e.

Speech Therapist

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

4.

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

BE

STco

nA

VA

IUB

LE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

-59-

REFERENCES

Booklet "A Career in

Orthoptics" 1968, free

iapp

Read and discuss

Guest speaker - tapes

Listen, discuss,

of therapy between

question

patient and speech,

therapist

Prepare tapes of stud-

ent's speech

Film "In Terms of Speech"

16 min., B/W, 1966, Rental

$4.00

Speak on tape & listen

to playback.

Discuss

differences

Discuss two speech

problems portrayed in

the film

American Assn. of Certified

Orthoptiste

University if Calif.

San Francisco Medical Center

San Francisco, Calif. 94122

Nat'l A. of Hearing

and Speech Agencies


Washington, D. C. 20006

N.J. Academy of Bphthal-

mology

deOtoloryogology

406Cooper Street

Camden, N. J

.08102

Film Division Cinema Division

University of southern Calif.

University Park, Los Angeles

California

90007


UNIT lh RESEARCH SCIENCE CLUSTER

BEST COPY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

HOURS

rox.

1 hour

1 hour

1

CONTENT


related to Research

A.

Overview

A group of wotkers with

special skills related to

the problems. of health and

disease prevention

.Biochemists

1.

Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


4.

Licensure or certificatio

5.


a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Mature outlook

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (ANA'S)

Film "A Story with No

End" 20 min., color,

16mmt, free or

Film "Decision for

Research"

Or

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Assi

is

Film "Of Hen and Minds"

29 nin. 1968 Free

Guest speaker

Booklet "Chemistry and

Your Career"

Booklet "Careers in

Biology" 1967, free

REFERENCES

Describe feelings to-

wards tour of lab shown

in film

Name two methods of

research used by

scientists

Discuss the work of

scientist shown In the

film

Interview guest

speaker

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Modern Talking Picture

Service, 123h Spruce St.

Philadelphia, Pa.

19107

Science Service

1719 N. Street, N.W.

Was

hing

ton,

D.C.

20036

American Heart Assn.

Film Library



American Society of

Biological Chemists

9650 Rockville Pike

Bethesda, Nd.

20014

American Chemical Society


Whshington, D.C.

20006

American Institute of

Biological Sciences

3900 Wisconsin Ave., N.W.

Washington, D.C.

2018


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HOURS

(Approx.

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments

REFERENCES

C.

Biophysicists

1.

2.

Same as under Bio-

3.

chemists

4. 5.

Booklet "Biophysicist"

1968, 2pp, 150

Read and discuss

1 .

Careers, P. O. Box 135


2 hours

D.

Bacteriologist

Film "A Career in

List four opportunities

Indiana University

1.

2.

Bacteriology" 15 min.,

color, sound, 16mm

shown in the film for

bacteriologists

Audio Visual Center

Bloomington, Indiana

3.

Same as above

.

14.

5.

.

1 hour

E,

Anatomist

Guest speaker

Interview guest


1.

speaker

Biological Sciences

)

2.

3.

Same as above

3900 Wisconsin Ave.

N.W.

Washington, D.C.

20016

)4.

5.

Booklet "Your Career

in Anatomy"

Read and discuss

University of Michigan

Dept. of Anatomy

Ann Arbor, Michigan

F.

Physiologist

k.

Lecture

Discussion

American Physiological

Society

2.

9650 Rockville Pike

3.

Same as above

Bethesda, Maryland

20014

4.

.

5.

Booklet "Choosing a

Read and discuss

Same as above

Career" 1965, free, 14PP

hours

Plan field trip

Tour Medical Research

Contact local

Laboratory

Laboratory

Orientation to Health Occupations_

UNIT 14 RESEARCH SCIEME CLUSTER (Cont'd

BE

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AB

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- 62 -

HOURS

ADorox.

CONTDIT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (ANA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

HaERENCES

1 hour

G.

Microbiologist

1.

2.

Same as under

3.

Biochemists

14.

5.

1 hour

H.

ce)

Co

Pathologists

1.

2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

I.

Toxicologists

1.2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

J.

Health Sociologist

1.2.

3.

Same as above

4.5.

Booklet "Microbiologist°

Prepare slides of

organisms

Lecture

Read and discuss

View organism through

microscope

Discussion


Read and discuss

Medical Science Pathology''

1966, free, 32pp

Guest speaker

Hand out literature

received from refer-

ence

Booklet "Professional

Opportunities for Social

Scientists" 1968 free 5 pp

Interview

Read dnd discuss

Read and discuss


"P.O.Box 5574, Columbus, OH

43221

American Society for Micro-

biology, 1913.First St.,ffa.


College of American Path-

ologists

Prudential Plaza

Suite 2115

Chicago, Ill.

60611

National Health Council

1790 Broadway

:lent York, N.Y.

100E'

The American Sociological

Association

1755 Massachusetts Ave

N.W.

Washington, D. C .

20036

U.S. Civil Service Commission

1900 E Street, Washington,

D.C.

20415


UNIT 14

RESEARCH SCIENCE CLUSTER(Cont'd)

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AB

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-63

-

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

K.

Immunologists

Prepare questions for stu-

Observe and ask questions

1.

dents to 'ask of this

of this worker during

2.

3.

Same as under

health worker during tour

of Research Laboratory

field trip

4.

Biochemists

5.

L.

Virologists

Lecture

Discussion.

1.

2.

Observe this worker

during field trip

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

cP

1 hour

AL

Medical Engineer/Health

Booklet "Physics as a

Read and discuss


Physicist

Career"

Physics

1.

335 East 45th Ctreet

2.

New York, N.Y. 10C17

3.

Same as above

Lecture

Discussion

Medical Engineering &

5.

Electronics

2 East 63rd Street


A.

Medical Engineer Tech./

Health Physics Tech.

Booklet "Engineering,

A Career of Opportunity"

Read and discuss

Nat'l Society of Prof.

Engineers

1.

2029 S. Street, N.T.

2.


3.

Same as above

4.

5.

UNIT 14 RESEARCH SCIENCE CLUSTER(Cont'd)

HOURS

v.ro

xCONTENT


INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES AVA'S

'pm

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

1 hour

Medical Librarian

1. 2.

3.

Sane as under

14.

Biochemists

5.

.Technical Writer

1.

2.

3.

Same as above

4. 5

Lecture

Booklet "Medical

Librarian." 1968, Opp

450

ACTIVITIES

Ass

ants

-64-

REFERENCES

DiS

eUtto

lon

Read and discuss

Lecture

Discussion

Booklet "Technical

Writer"

1968,

350

7pP

Read and discuss

Medical Library Assn., Inc.

919 N. Michigan Street

Suite 1601

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Science Research Assn., Inc.

259 East Erie Street

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Society of Technical

Writers & Publishers, Inc.

P.O. Box 3706

Beechwood Station


Careers

P.O. Box 135



UNIT 15 CO1MNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CLUSTER

BE

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AB

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65

HOURS

(Approx.

COATENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERMCES

2 hours


related to Community and

Environmental Health

1.

Community Health

A. Overview

A group of workers who deal

with the health of the

community

D. Public Health Admin.

1.

Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.


1.


5.


a.

Location

b.

Working conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

e.

Future outlook

Lecture

Film "Journey to

Medicine" 20 min.

B/W, 16mm, free loan

Booklet "Your Career in

Public Health" 1966, free,

35 pp

Film "Health in Our

Community" 13 min.,

color, 1969, rental

Or

"Not as a Privilege"

29 min., color, 1969,

free

Discussion

Discuss advantages of

choosing public health

as an occupation

Read and discuss

Discuss your community

health problems

Describe the neighbor-

hood Health Center por-

trayed in the film

U.S. P.H. Service

A-V Facility

Nat'l Communicable Disease

Center

Atlanta, Ga.

30333

Calif. State Dept. of

Public Health

215 Berkeley Way,

Berkeley,Calif.

94704

Encyclopedia Brittanica

Educational Corporation

1822 Pickwick Avenue

Glenview, Ill.

60025

Modern Talking Pictures

2323 New Hyde Park Road

New Hyde Park, N.Y.

110h0


T

BEST COPY AVAILABLE66

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

C.

Public Health Statistician/

Biomathematician

Booklet "Careers in

Statistics"

Read and discuss

American Statistical Assn.

Room 703

1.

810 18th Street

2.

Same asunder Public

Washington, D.C.

20006

3.Health Administrator

14.

National Center of Health

5.

Statistics, U.S. Public

Health Service, Dept. of

H.E

.W.,

Room 10066,

Washington, D.C.

20201

D.

Public Health Nurse

Show film "Long Day's

Discuss the public

American Journal of

1.

2.

Journey". 29 min., B/W,

sound, 1953, (Guide)

health nurse in her

areas of work

Nursing Co., Educ.

Services Division, Film

3.

Same as above

Discussion

Library, 267 West 25th

Is.

or

St., N.Y., N.Y.

10001

K.

4defer also to Public Health

"The Road Back".


American Red Cross

ri3

Nurse under Patient Care

Cluster

23 min., B /4, sound,

1966

or

visiting nurse as shown

in the film

17th and D Street

Washington, D.C.

20006

"Almost a Miracle" 26 min.


American nurses Assn.

color, 196)3, Rental $6.50

Public Health Nurse in

the film


New York, N. Y.

10001

.Health Officer

Lecture

Discussion

1.

2.

Guest speaker:

Health

Interview speaker

Contact Local

3.Same as above

Officer

Health Officer

4.

5.

F.

Public Health Educator

Ir.

.... ._


(Cunt

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

HOURS

INZTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES

(Approx.)

CONTENT

ACTIVITIES

AVA'S

Assi.

ants

REFERENCES

4 homra

.Community Health Planner

Plan field trip to


Local Comnunity Health

1.

community health dept.

following trip

Dept.

2.

Same as under Public

3.

Health Administrator

4.

5.

H.

Community Health Vorker

American Public Health

(see Social Service Cluster)

Assoc.

1.

1740 Broadway

2.

New York, N.Y.

10019

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

2 hours

.Sanitarian

Draw large map of

Students will pin-

1.

county or city

point major community

2.

facilities on map

3.

Same as above

4-

5.

1 hour

Emergency and/or Disaster

Film mCrisis...Blue-

Answer ouestion:

"How


Specialist

print for Communication"

did workers behave

840 North Lake Shore Driv

1.

17 min., B/W, 1966,

during disaster?"

Chicago, Ill.

60611

2.

Rental $4.00

3.

Same as above

4.

4Disaster Plan" 16 min.

Discuss film

Abbott Laboratories

5.

color, 1958, free

Film Service Dept.

North Chicago, Ill.

4.

UNIT

1COMNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CLUSTER

BE

STA


UNIT

15COMMUNITY AND ENVIP NM T

1

- 68 -

BE

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OPY

AV

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AB

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HOURS

SApprox.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (ADA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REFERENCES

Booklet "Panic or Plan?"

Name three ways to

Metropolitan Life

and Film "Emergency 77"

prevent emergencies

Insurance Company

14 min., 16mm, B/41 sound,

free

1 Madison Avenue

New York, N.Y.

10010

K. Community Health Volunteers

Prepare outline for

Survey community for

(Red Cross, Civil Defense,

Rescue Squad, Fire Dept. 1

use during survey.

If

time permits, invite a

resources.

Discuss

Findings

Voluntary Agency (Cancer,

Heart, etc.)

1.

volunteer agency to

present material and

resources available.

Local Volunteer Agency

2.

Same as Public Health

3.

Administrator

N in5.

2 hours

.Eavironmenta Health

A.Overview

A group of workers

dealing with community

health who specialize in

environmental factors

N.J. Dept. of arviron-

mental Protection

P.O. Box 1390

Trenton, N.J.

08625

Film "patch on Health"

Discuss film

U.S.P.H. Service

.


free

A-V Facility

Nat'l Communicable Disease

Or

Center

"Engineering Your

Health" 13 min., color,

sound, 16mm, 1958, free

Name three Health

hazards

shor

nin the

film

Atlanta, Ga.

30333

Same as above


UNIT 15 COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL

HEALTH CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

LNSTRUCTORS

(Approx. )

CONTENT

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

BE

STco

py

-69

-

VA

IIA

BL

E

4 hours

Industrial Hygienist

1.

2.

3.

4.

Same as above

C.

Venereal Disease Control

Worker

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

4.

5.

D.

Safety Engineer

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Lecture

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTTVITIES

A....entP)

Booklet "Industrial

Hygienist" 1966, 4 pp,

free

Film "A Respectable

Neighborhood" 25 min.,

MI

Booklet "What you should

know about Gonorrhea" &

'That you Should know

about Syphilis"

Plan field trip to

local water filtran

plant, local sewage plant

or poison control center.

Discussion

Read and discuss

Discuss film

Read and discuss

Observe, discuss, and

Question

REFERENCES

American Industrial

Hygiene Association

14125 Pacvost Street

Detroit, Michigan 48227

Industrial Hygiene

Division

,U.S. Public Health Serv.

Uashington D.C.

20225

N.J. Dept. of Health

John Fitch Plaza

Trenton, N.J.

08625

N.J. State Museum

Ext. Service, Dept. of

Ed., P.O.Box 1868

Trenton, N.J.

08625

Health Education Servicd

P.O. Box 7283

Albany, N.Y.

12224

Contact local plants

American Society of

Safety Engineers

850 Busse Highway

Park Ridge, Ill.

60068


UNIT 15

CO2111eITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

1±1prox.

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIe3S

AVA S

-70-

BEST COPY

AV

AIL

AB

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STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Assiu rents

E.

Sanitarian (Environmental

Scie

ntis

ts/E

pide

mol

ogis

ts)

1. 2.

3.

4.

5.

Same as above

hhvironmental Health

Technician

1.2. 3.

Same as above

4.

5.

Booklet

Your Future in

Safety Engineering" 1965,

free, 12pp.

Lecture

Read and discuss

Discussion

Booklet 'The Professional

Read and discuss

Sanitarian"

free, 14 pp.

Film "Engineering Your

Health" 14 min., color,

1958, free

Simulation Game:

Smog or Dirty Water

free loan

Film "All the Difference'

16 mm, 20 min., color,

.--

free

Name four opportunities

within the profession

of sanitary engineering

Participate in game

Discuss the pollution

crisis portrayed in the

film.

RumatTczs

Nat'l Safety Council

Director of Public Infor.

425 V. hichigan Ave.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Nat'l Association

of Sanitarians

Lincoln B] dg.

15550 Lincoln Street

Denver, Col.

80203

Nat'l Medical A-V

Center, Station K

Atlanta, Georgia

30324

American Public Health

Assn.,

1740

Broadt;ay

New York, N.Y.

10019

N.J. Occupational

Research C Development

aesource Cent

ero

Plainfield Avenue

Edison, N.J.

Audio-Visual Service

Eastman Kodak Company

343 State Street

Rochester, N.Y.

14650


UNIT 15 COMMUNITY AND WVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CLUSTET: (Cont'd)

HOURS

(Approx.)

3 hours

1 hour

ca

CONTENT

G.

Sanitary Engineer

1.

2.

Same as under Public

3.

Health Administrator

4.

5.

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BLE

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

SIUDOITS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

REF.M.MCES

Air pollution or micro-

biology kit

Lecture

"Environmental Pollution:

Our ',Iorld in Crisis"

film strips,fee.

Booklet "A Career

Opportunity in

amironmental Health"

4 pp., free

Do experiments in kit

Discussion

Name and discuss the

conseouences and

solutions for three

problem areas of

pollution

Read and discuss

Union Carbide Corp.

P.O. Box 363

Tuxedo, N.Y.

10937

U.S. Public Health Sery.

Dept. of H.E.W.

1Tashington, D.C. 20025

American Society of

Civil Engineers

345 East 47th Street

New York, P.Y.

10017

National Environmental

Health Association

1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Denver, Col.

80203

Ward's Natural

Science Establishment,

Inc., P.O. Box 1712

Rochester, N.Y.

14603

Na. State Dept. of

Health

John Fitch Plaza

Trenton, N.J.

08625

-UNIT 16

OTHER OCCUPATIOJS CLUSTER

HOURS

(Approx.)


BE

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-72-

CII

NT

RA

T

Other Occupations

1 hour

A.

Overview

This is a group of

miscellaneous health work-

ers who do not fit into

a particular cluster

to

.Medical Photography

1.

Medical Photographer

a. Description of Work

b. Specific characteris

tics required

1) Physical

2) Emotional

c. Educational require-

ments

d. Licensure or certifi

cation

e. Employment Opportun-

ities

1) Location

2)

Working conditions

3)

Financial rewards

4)

Other rewards

5)

Future outlook

2.

Biomedical photography

technician

a.

b. c. Same as above

d.

e.

INSTRUCTORS

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES

(AVA'S)

laillignments)


Medical Illustrating:

,Art and Photography"

by Julia and Marsy

Nakamura 160 pp.

1971, *3.99

Film "Cameras and

Careers" 28 min., color

sound, 16 mm., free

Pooklet "Medical

tllustrator"

Read and discuss

Name three careers

in the field of

photography

Read and discuss

BE

ME

NC

ES


29 E. 21st St.

N.Y., N.Y.

10010

Audio Visual Service

Eastman Kodak Co.

343 State Street

Rochester, N.Y. 14650


P.O. Box ;574


UNIT 16 OTHER OCCUPATIONS CLUSTER

(Cont'd)

HOURS

&Approx.

2 hours

2 hours

Orientation to }loathOccuutials

BE

ST

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PY

AV

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AB

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-T3-

CONTDTT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Assi.4

ents

Lao

Osteopathic Physician

1.2.

Same asunder

3.

Hedical Photographer

b.

5.

Chiropodist

1 2.

Same as under

3.

5.


Podiatrist

1.

2.

3.

flame as under

4.


5.

Guest speaker

Or

Visit osteopathic

physician's office

Film "American Doctor"

Booklet "The Osteopathic

Profession

free, 6 pp

Film "The Chiropody-

Podiatry Clinic in

Hospital Routine"


1958

Lecture

Booklet "Doctor of

Podiatry" 3pp, free

Film "Podiatry: Oppor-

tunity and Challenge"

14 min., color, 1970, free

Film "Podiatry Asa

Career.' 14 min.

Interview speaker

Observe, discuss)

question

Discussion of advent-

ages of osteopathic

profession

Read and discuss

Discuss the role of

the podiatrists

-

chiropodists in the

hospital

Discussion

read and discuss

Discuss importance of

a podiatrist

List duties of a

podiatrist

REFERENCES

American Osteopathic

Assn., 212 E. Ohio

St.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Same as above

Same as above

American Journal of

Nursing Co.

Ed. Services Division

Film Library


New

Yor

ks N

.Y.

1000

1

American Podiatry Assn.

20 Chevy Chase Circle,

N.W., Washington,

D.C.

20010

American Educational

Films, 331 N. Maple

Drive, Beverly Hil1g,

Calif.

90210

American Podiatry Assn.

3301 16th St., N.71%

Washington, D.C.

20010

UNIT 16 OTHER OCCUPATIONS CLUSTER

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

( ConV d)


INSTRUCIORS

ACTIVITIES JAVA'S)

1 Hour

1 hour

co 1mb 1 hour

3 hours

Psychologist

1. 2.

Same asunder

3.

4.

5.


Psychometrist

1.2.

Same as under

3.


4.

5.

.Mortician and Funeral

Service Technician

1.

2. 3 . 5.

Same as above

Veterinarian and

Veterinarian Assist./Tech.

1.

.2.

3.

Same as above

Guest speaker -

Psychologist

Film "Angry Boy"


Psychology" 1965, free,

31 pp.

Guest speaker

Discuss tests used

Demonstrate word

association test with

one or two students

Guest speaker

Lecture

Booklet "Career Facts

About Veterinary

Medicine"

free, 5 pp.

BE

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AV

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AB

ASTUDMS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

Osignments1_,

Interview guest

speaker

REFERUICES

Discuss role of

psychologist shown in

the film

Read and discuss

Interviev speaker

Observe and discuss

Interview Guest

speaker

Discussion

Read and discuss

Local School

Psychologist

Trenton State Museum

Trenton, R.J.

08625

American Psychological

Association

1200 17th St., N.N.

washington, D.C.

20036

Contact local

Psychometrist

Contact local

Mortician

American Veterinary

Medical Assn., 600 S.

Michigan Ave., Chicago,

Ill.

60605

UNIT 16

OTHER OCCUPATIONS CLUSTER

HOURS

(Approx.)

cony

'r


ont d

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITI3S

(Assignments)

- 75

-

REFERENCES

1 hour

14. 5.

.Ambulance Drivers

Ambulance Aide

First Aide Workers

1.

2.

j.

Same as above

4. 5.

1 hour

!K.

Chiropractor

1.

2.

Same as under

3.


4.

5.

Film "Gentle Doctor"


16mm

Film "Laboratory Animal

Technician: A Career in

Care" 22 min., color,

1957, free


Veterinary hedicine" by

Wayne H. Riser

164/41.,

1970, $3.99

Film 'Pulse of Life:

Life Saving Hethods"

27 min., rental $15.00

or

"Anatomy of an Accident"

295 nin.

Guest speaker

Booklet "A Professional

Career in Chiropractic'

Discuss one activity

in the life of a

veterinarian

Discuss the respon-

sibilities of the

animal technician

Read and discuss

List three life saving

methods

Discuss events depicted

in film

Interview guest

speaker

Read and discuss

Assn. Sterling Films

347 Hadison Avenue

New York, N.Y.

10017

Nat'l Society for

Nedical Research

1330 Massachusetts Ave.,

NAT., uashington,

D.C.

20005


29 B. 21st Street

Nog York, N.Y.

10010

Pyramid Film Producers

P. O. Box 1048

Santa Monica, Calif,

Local Bell Telephone

Business Office

Contact local

chiropractor

ALaerican Chiropractic

Association

2200 Grand

Avenue

P.O. Box 1535

Des Moines, Iowa 50306

UNIT 16

OTHEI OCCUPATIONS CLUSTER (Co1114)

HUURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT


INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVAIS)

BEST

STUDENTSCMILANLIBLE

IS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assimments)

- 76

-

RffMENCES

L.

Aerospace -fiedicine

1.2.

3.

Same as above

4. 5.

Booklet "Careers in

Aerospace hedicine and

Life Sciences"


Aerospace Technology

by Colonel L. D. Ely

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Aerospace Medical Assn.

Washington Nat'l Airpt.

Washington, D. C.

20001


29 ?. 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010


UNIT 17

HOSPITAL FINANCING CLUSTER (OPTIONAL)

HOURS

&Approx.

--C

ON

TE

NT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA,S)

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STUDENTS EMAORT711=---

ACTIVITIES

-77-

RIT

MT

IME

S

1 hour

1 hour

Introduction to Occupatians

Related to Financing

nverview

B.

health Economist

Description of work

2.


required

a.

Physical

b.

Emotional

3.

Eduzational requirements

4.

Licansure or certification

5.


a.

Location

b.

Vorking conditions

c.

Financial rewards

d.

Other rewards

O.

Future outlook

C.

Hospital Controller

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

4. 5

D.

Hospital Credit }imager

1.

2.

Same as under

3.

Health Economist

4.

5.

Lecture or guest

speaker "Health

Economist"

Lecture-This health

field included in

booklet listed with

Hospital Accountant

Booklet "Initiation to

Achievement" 1967, 32 PP

free

Discussion

Discussion

Read and discuss

Local hospital

American Management Assn.

1515 Broadway

New York, N.Y.

10036


UNIT 17

HOSPITAL FINANCING CLUSTEM (Cont. d)

HOURS

tApprox.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA's)

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

STUDETITS BEHAVIORAT./

ACTIVITIES

(Assignments)

-78-

REFVOICliS

1 hour

3 hours

E.

Hospital Accountant

1. 2.

3.

Same as above

h. 5.

F.

Hospital Computer

Operator and Hospital

Computer Programmer

1.2.

3.

Same as above

4. 5.

Lecture

Booklet "Careers in

Financial hanagetnent

Controllership" free 6pp

Demonstration by a

hospital computer

team.

Booklet "Computer

Career"

Book 'Tour Future in

the Electronic Computer

Field" by Dause L. Bibby

139 pp. 1970, $3.99

Discussion

Read and discuss

Observe and discuss

Read and discuss

Read and discuss

Financial Executive Inst.

50 West 14th Street

New York, N.Y.

10001

Hospital Financial

hanagement Association

840 North Lake Shore Dr.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Accounting Careers Council

Nat'l Distribution Center

P. O. Box 650

2adio City Station

New York, N.Y.

10019

Medical Fngineering 8t

nectronics

2 East 63rd Street

Nov York, N.Y.

10016

American Federation of

Inf. Processing Societies

210 &omit Avenue

Montvale, N.J.

07645


29 E. 21st Street

New York, N.Y.

10010


UNIT 18

SUPPORTIVE OCCUPATIONAL CLUSTER (OPTIONAL)

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE-79-

HOURS

(Apprcx.)

1111

111/

111M

INE

CONTUIT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(Assimments)

R-OlaiGES

om

1 hour

Introduction to Supportive

Occupations in Vealth

Facilities

LOverview

B.

Housekeeping

1.

Supervisor, Lead Lan,

Assistant Housekeepers,

and Executive

a.

Description of work

b.

Specific characteris-

tics required

1)

Physical

2)

Binational

c.


ments

d.


cation

e.


ities

1) Location

2)

1!orking conditions

3)

Financial rewards

4)

Other rewards

5)

Future outlook

2.

Aide, Raid, Porter,

Janitor

a.

b. c.

Same as above

Lecture

"Hospital Housekeep

ing's Place on the,

Hospital Team" (film

strip) free

"Hospital Housekeeping

Safety" 15 min., color,

19611, $3.00

Booklet "In Choosing

A Career-Consider

Executive Housekeeping"

Lecture

Discussion

:Discuss the role of

housekeep4r on the

health teAm

Discussion of safety

measures for hospital

workers diown in the

film

Read and discuss

Discussion

Vestal Laboratories

14963 Manchester Ave,

St. Louis,

63110

The National Executive

Housekeepings Assn., Inc.

Business et Professional

Bldg.

0alliopolis, Ohio

45631


840 Forth Lake Shore Dr.

Chicago, Ill.

60611


UNIT 18

SUFPORTrVE OCCUPATIONAL CLUSTER (Cont'd)

HOURS

(Approx.)

CO

NT

'1T

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVA'S)

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STUDENTS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(tpsignments)

- 80 -

REFERZNCES

1 hour

3hours

d.

e.

3.L

aund

ryMangger/WOrker_

Ilashman/Flat Iron Workers-

Packmakers

.a.

b.

Same as under

c.

Housekeeping No. 1

d.

e.

.Engineering

1.

Hospital Engineer

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

2.

Hospital haintenance

):orker

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

D.

Central Supply (Service)

Lecture

Lecture

Booklet "Hospital

Engineer"

Lecture

Lecture

Dis

cuss

ioh

Discussi.on

Read and discuss

Discussion

Discusiirn

Local Hospital


840 North Lake Shore Dr.

Chicago, Ill.

60611

Orientationto'HeithOccupations

UNIT 18

SUPPORTIVE OCCUPATIONAL CLUSTER Cont'd)

HOURS

(Approx.

1 ho

ur

CONTENT

1.

Central Sei.vice Suprv.

a.

b.c.

e.

Sam

eas above

2.

Central Service Tech/

Helper

a.

b.

Same as under

c.

Housekeeping No. 1

d.

e.

Purchasing

1.

Purchasing Agent/lanager

a.

b. c.

Same as above

d.

e.

2.

Supervisor of Stores

Operation

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.e.

LIST

CTORS

ACTIVITI.3S

Plan tours through

these hospital a -as

Lecture

Lecture

Booklet 4Hospital

Purchasing Agent" 12661

free, 3pp.

Lecture

BE

ST

CO

PY

AV

AIL

AB

LE

STUDATS BEHAVIORAL

ACTIVITIES

(APsiRnmPInts).,

Discuss*h of obser-

vations tbllowing

trip

Discussions

Discussion

Read and discuss

Discussion

-83.-

ItU

ER

UIC

ES

,Local Hospital


8)40 Lake Shore Drive

Chicago, Ill. 60611

'L


UNIT 18

SUPPORTIVE OCCUPATIOCAL CLUSTER (Contld

BE

ST

CO

PY

, AV

AIL

AB

LE

HOURS

(Approx.)

CONTENT

INSTRUCTORS

ACTIVITIES (AVAIS )

gENTS BZHAVIORAL

ACTIVITM

(Assignments)

R1TTRENCES

3.

Buyer

a.

b.

Same as under

c.

Housekeeping No. 1

d. e.

Lecture

Discussion

4.

Distribution Clerk

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d. e.

Lecture

Discussion

5.

Receiving Clerk

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

Lecture

Discussion

6Inventory Clerk

a.

b.

c.

Same as above

d.

e.

Lecture

,

The above workers can

Discussion

Observe the above

be interviewed and

workers during field

observed during field

trip

trip

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