Chapter 2 Lesson 4 Matching- Careers

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Licensure		Career field considered to be a bridge between medicine and technology, and which provides critical support to all other medical services; includes positions such as medical clerical worker, human resource workers, and medical records workers.
Diagnostic Related Group (DRG)		A job exploration tool that involves following an employee while he or she completes the tasks of a job you find interesting.
Biotechnology research and development		Academic degree awarded by a college or university to those who complete from one to two years (depending on the degree) of prescribed study beyond the bachelor’s degree.
Doctorate Degree		Recognition given for completing a course of study and/or passing a certification exam.
Therapeutic Services		A degree awarded after two to six years of education beyond the bachelor’s degree; available in many disciplines.
Bachelor's Degree		Recognition given by a state agency when a person meets the qualifications for a particular occupation; given after the person passes a licensure examination; required to practice.
Electronic Health Records (EHR)		A sector of a healthcare facility that plays a critical role in providing a clean, safe environment for all who enter a healthcare facility.
Health Informatics Service		A system that categorizes patients according to their diagnoses.
Associate's Degree		A four-year college degree awarded after 120 credit hours or more in a semester system.
Career Ladder		A digital record that contains information about a patient and spans his or her entire medical history and experiences.
Master's Degree		Term for the progression from an entry-level position to higher levels of pay, skill, and responsibility.
Job Shadowing		A two-year college degree, often offered through a community college and awarded after completing 60 credit hours or more in a semester system.
Certification		Career path that offers hands-on experience with patients and focuses on changing the health status of a patient over time.
Support Services		A healthcare pathway offering careers in implementing procedures to determine causes of diseases or disorders.
Diagnostic Services		Highly science-oriented career pathway that uses living systems and organisms to create and develop products used in healthcare.