Parks And Recreation Aide

• To work with landlords to ensure tenants are tenancy compliant – keeping gardens tidy and to ensure landlords fix broken fences and gates in a timely manner (to prevent asb)

The EKG Technician is the person responsible for performing diagnostic tests to access the heart rhythm and rate in patients. EKG technician is an integral part of the management of patients with heart disease. The EKG Technician may also clean equipment, maintain and process data reports. The course will prepare students with the theory, academics and clinical education necessary to function as an entry level EKG technician. This course may be taken as a module toward completion of the PCT program, or it may be taken independently as an individual skills course. The course structure will consist of introduction to EKG, applied EKG and clinical EKG.

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The first of those duties would include knowing how to control the machine being used. The next duty would be doing is a lot of house construction work. The construction work might involve moving earth and materials or even digging trenches. There might also be road construction involved in the job. Some of the things involved in road construction would be laying asphalt or it might even be as simple as turning valves to regulate the temperature or flow of the asphalt. And the last duty that would be involved in the job would be people skills or the willingness to work with people who will help direct the movements of the machines (“Heavy equipment

You only need a high school diploma or equivalent. Some may further knowledge by going to 1-year community college or 2-year college. Most companies just need you to do algebra and trigonometry. They also want you to do an apprenticeship program which can take up to five or more years to complete. The apprenticeship can be completed on the by on the job training and are given by technical instructors. They will also learn from experiences workers and after 3-5 years of the apprenticeship they become a journey lineman. When they become a journey lineman they no longer need supervision. After several more years they themselves can be a trainer or supervisor (Line Installers and Repairers, Bureau).

* Hold a baccalaureate or higher degree from a board-recognized United States college or university, or an equivalent degree.

Now the question is what is minimum wage. “An amount of money that is the least amount of money per hour that workers must be paid according to the law” (Merriam Webster’s learner’s dictionary). According to United States department of Labor “The federal minimum wage for covered nonexempt employees is $ 7.25 per hour effectively July 24, 2009” (Department of labor/ Minimum wage).

To become a Nail technician you first have to have a high school diploma and been in a beauty school or program. You have to have the right amount of hours. Each state requires a different amount of hours you need. Once you have the hours and training. You will go to State Board. State Board gives you two exams a written and practical. You must pass both parts of the exam, to be able to get you Nail tech licenses. After you do all of this you are ready to be a Nail Technician. Most professionals recommend you taking health and anatomy classes in high school to help you understand skin and nail conditions. It is also recommend you take some business classes that teach you how a successful business is run. For best interest is to take as many art classes as you can. Art classes such as; painting, drawing, and sculpting that allows you to work with your hands and develop a sense of color and

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- They’d gain an NVQ Level 3 qualification as an Apprentice or a Level 2 qualification as a foundation Apprentice. Higher Apprenticeships are also available at a Level 4 or above.

For this job you need a high school diploma/GED. You also need to take the associates

Technologist and Technicians are relied upon to do many clinical procedures. They will usually help take care of the animals that are being boarded, prep a room and/or animal for surgery, and even will work on animals that need dental care. They are also responsible for making sure that the animals are handled with care, and treated nicely. Both will most often work with small animals like birds, pigs, mice, rats, sheep, and large animals that include cattle and horses. Technicians and Technologist can choose to settle on an area of expertise like dentistry, anesthesia, emergencies, critical care, and zoological medicine. Technologist must have a four year Bachelor’s Degree in veterinary technology. Some will work in private clinical practices, and although many will work in more advanced jobs they will usually be under the guidance of a scientist or vet. Technicians need a two year Associate's degree in a veterinary technology program and will generally work in a private clinical practice under the guidance of a licensed vet. Both the Technologist and the Technician will need to undergo a credentialing exam and must become registered, licensed, or certified (this will depend on the state that they live and work in). It is suggested that you take high school classes in math, and sciences, such as biology. Most states will require Veterinary Technologists and Technicians to pass the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE). Technicians and technologists must also have work experience in a lab and pass the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science examination (AALAS). In both professions you must have communication skills as you will be spending a large portion of your time communicating with supervisors, animal owners, and other members of staff. You also must treat animals with kindness and compassion. A vet technician or technologist

A: To be honest there really is not a high demand. You must be 21 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, and a college degree.

Some office may require medical experience and certain degree/ certificate. I did a research at monster.com, almost all the companies require minimum of 1 year of experience and high school graduate. Insurance companies requirements are at least 2 years college, 2-3 years work experience or medical environment and must have the knowledge of CPT-4 and ICD-9 coding. Some offices like where I'm working at does not need any requirement, but you need to know the basic stuff, which are read, write and basic of computer uses.

     The job of a park ranger is to enforce laws, regulations and policies in national, state, county, or municipal parks with dangerous wildlife, bad terrain, or in bad weather situations. Park rangers do task such as vehicle and personal registration, fee collections and issuing of permits. They must give information about the park use, safety requirements and