Showing posts with label help. Show all posts
Showing posts with label help. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Kinesiologist

Kinesiologist
Duties and Responsibilities: Some duties of a Kinesiologist is that they need to know the human body's anatomy and need to know also body movement. They specialize in helping people with physical injuries.They can prescribe muscle movement and also help people with things to do to help them after they have undergone a surgery. Kinesiologists study the effect of exercise on body functions in humans.
Salary:$56,980 annually
Education:There are a number of training schools that offer courses in kinesiology along with certification and license. Aspiring kinesiologists must have a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. Postsecondary education in subjects like anatomy, physiology, biomedical engineering, biomechanics, statistics, and psychology, although not mandatory, can be very useful. Those who wish to pursue research in the field of kinesiology must have a master’s degree.
Demand or need for this profession: Kinesiologists can find employment in hospitals, healthcare centers, corporate offices, and athletic teams. Spas, resorts, beauty salons, and health clubs also have a rising demand for experienced kinesiologists. Public schools also recruit kinesiologists for their physical education departments. Such job openings are often advertised in Internet job portals and newspapers. Those with an independent bent of mind can begin practicing as private therapists.
Reflection: I would not like to become one because then i would have to go to a  lot of schools and get a lot of degrees and have to do more work then i really wanted to do. Although what i want to do will take a will to become one i will rather work on that then to do these.

Friday, December 2, 2016

Challenges Teen Face

Challenges Teen Face
Teens seem to face a lot in their life but one thing they seem to face is depression 11% have depression and people as they get older they have depression still.The also struggle with bullying that could be for all ages but mostly middle school and high school kids.They struggle with drugs if they get introduced into drugs and might be convinced to sell drugs.Also alcohol use they might need help to stop drinking one day and they well be a hard problem as they get older. Teens also seem with obesity but if people are overweight and are little fatter then you don't judge them because karma will be mean and make you pay back what you did. Teens also struggle with academic things like test and grades those are some hard thing they may struggle with. I feel like it would be school related things like grades and also not what people struggle with but for me it would be walking on the crutches. I don't know what to write for question #3 but i feel like it would be that you being would get good in exchange. I can help them by saying that try to not do bad things in life and not to get down if someone bullies you to not listen to them and to also not be sad if you are depressed.
I feel that teen need a father or mother in their life to help them and if not. A best friend i have a best friend and it doesn't have to a girl because your a girl it can be a boy. I have a boy best friend he is such help in my life and i a m to him and i feel we will never stop being friends with him.

Monday, October 17, 2016

CSI

Crime Scene Investigators
Duties and responsibilities:Crime scene investigators are an integral part of the law enforcement process; they are responsible for identifying, gathering and analyzing evidence from crime scenes. More specifically, crime scene investigators are responsible for processing crime scenes for evidence, photographing crime scenes, packaging, labeling and transporting evidence, documenting autopsies, briefing investigators, writing reports and testifying in court.
Salary:The average annual salary for a crime scene investigator was $55,660 in May 2011, according to the BLS. Those working for federal law enforcement agencies had a significantly higher average wage – more than $95,000 a year.
Education:High school diploma; bachelor's degree may be required.While some states or localities may hire individuals who only have a high school diploma and provide them with extensive on-the-job training, a relevant 4-year degree will increase your competitiveness for this position. Degree programs in science or criminal justice, especially programs with hands-on lab work, such as chemistry, forensic science and biology, will help you prepare for a career in crime scene investigation.
Demand:Detail oriented, interpersonal skills, organization, problem solving
Reflection:I would like to be one because what I want to be is a forensic pathologist and an CSI worker has to do with this a little bit.The are both in the dead type of thing and this to career help you solve how they did and what happened so i would like to become one if I don't become a forensic pathologist.