Reflexology

                            Reflexology

Duties and Responsibilities: Reflexology, also known as zone therapy, is an alternative form of treatment involving the application of pressure to different parts of the body in order to improve the general health. Reflexologists are professionals skilled in this natural art of healing. They treat patients by massaging their feet, hands, and ears to relieve them of stress, and improve circulation to the related body areas. The entire method of treatment is based on the principle that certain reflex zones in the body correspond to different body parts. Reflexologists are required to examine the physical condition of their clients, determine the root cause of ailments, and recommend suitable treatments. They may often have to provide advice and guidance regarding the client’s diet, lifestyle, and work.
Salary: $38,000
Education: There is no specific academic requirement for reflexologists. One can opt for high school education in subjects like biology, chemistry, nutrition, and health. There are a number of private schools and graduate colleges that offer courses on reflexology. It is beneficial to attend a 6-month or 1-year course from a training school before taking up the profession.

FBI Agent

                            FBI Agent

Duties and Responsibilities: FBI agents don’t have typical workday and their job duties can vary greatly depending on their investigation. A FBI agent may be called upon to follow a specific individual or group of people and observe their activities for an extended period of time. FBI agents have to go undercover occasionally, adopting a new persona, and infiltrate a criminal group to discover the nature of their activities. Common duties that FBI agents perform include research, investigation and filling out reports.

Salary: $35,851-$127,478

Education: Be a U.S. citizen if the Northern Mariana Island. Be between 23 and 27 years old ( some exception to maximum age are granted for veterans).Hold a valid driver license, hold a four- year degree from an accredited institution. Be ready and willing to work nearly anywhere in the world. Have at least three years of professional work experience under your belt.

Reflection: I always wanted to be a FBI agent because a want to protect the people from the bad stuff and it will be a good experience for me.

Student Success Statement

                                                Student Success Statement
                       "The best way to predict your future is 
                                             to create it."
                                          Charles Ketterer 
                             

Health Information Specialist

                               Health Information Specialist

Duties and Responsibilities: Health care facilities store a wide range of patient information, including symptoms, diagnoses and treatment. At the heart of this function are health information specialist who maintain and control access to patients’ records. These specialist work in a variety of health care setting, from physician offices and ambulatory care centers to home health care service and surgical hospitals.

Salary: $47,650

Education: In order to find an entry-level positions, aspiring health information management specialists need to be familiar with basic medical vocabulary and insurance coding techniques. Most employers hire candidates that have earned an associate degree in health information management.