HBS107 Study Guide - Final Guide: Pharmacy Technician, Naplex, Nuclear Medicine
Document Summary
Some of us may not know about many healthcare providers. Each person in the hospital will be accountable for something so no one is overburdened. In hospitals, an entire universe works to save lives. In this study, we"ll examine two healthcare professions to understand their roles, functions, and contributions. Their duties and responsibilities, and how they work together to give the greatest patient experience. To become a doctor, one must graduate from a recognized medical school and get an md or do (do). To get into medical school, undergraduates must have a high gpa. Then they may take the medical school entrance exam and apply. After medical school, individuals may undertake clinical rotations, residency, and the doctor"s test. This degree required high school, undergrad, and grad school. In between being admitted into a school or program, pre-entrance tests are necessary, such as the pharmacy college admissions test (pcat). After graduation, "pharmd graduates must pass 2 licensure tests.
