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Health-Careers-Manual-2016.Pdf 30417 Health Career Booklet Cvr_r1.indd 1 3/15/16 12:42 PM Table of Contents Acknowledgments Foothills Area Health Education Center (AHEC) is pleased to present the 10th edition of Health Careers in Georgia. This publication is produced through the partnership of the Georgia Statewide AHEC Network consisting of six centers with support from the Georgia legislature and the US Department of Title Page ........................................................................3 Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration. Many community and academic partners contributed time, expertise, and resources in producing this resource for the current and future healthcare workforce. Some content, photos, and/or layout ideas were provided by Pam What is AHEC? ....................................................................4 Reynolds and SOWEGA AHEC, staff from other Georgia AHECs, Jeremy Whigham Design, the Georgia Department of Labor, Phyllis Johnson with the Georgia Department of Education, Ralph Morrison and the Georgia Health Information & Management Association Board of Directors, the American AHEC Spotlight ....................................................................5 Society for Cytotechnology, Sheri Porter with American Academy of Family Physicians News, and Dru Nadler Photography. We appreciate all of the Healthcare Trends ...............................................................6-7 expert readers listed below for reviewing and editing the content of each career page thereby enabling us to produce an accurate and reliable guide. A Guide to Health Careers in Georgia ..................................................8 Expert Readers Georgia’s Hot & Growing Health Careers ...............................................9 ACUPUNCTURIST: Joshua Saul, LAc – Sun Wellness Holistic DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE: Paula Gregory, DO - University Health Career Pages ..........................................................10-108 Healthcare Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - GA Campus NURSE PRACTITIONER: Deborah Allen, PhD, FNP-C, BC – ANESTHESIOLOGIST ASSISTANT: Katie Monroe, MMSc, PhD – EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN & PARAMEDIC: Crystal Georgia Southern University Emory University School of Medicine Shelnutt – Athens Technical College OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST: Barbara Schell, PhD, OT/L, Complementary & Integrative Medicine ............................................................10-13 ATHLETIC TRAINER: Mandy Jarriel, PhD, ATC, LAT, CHES – ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST: Paige Tolbert, PhD – FAOTA – Brenau University Dentistry ......................................................................................14-17 Georgia College & State University Emory University OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT: Jeff Etheridge, MEd, AUDIOLOGIST: Aurora Weaver, PhD, AuD, CCC-A, F-AAA – EPIDEMIOLOGIST: Amara Ezeamama, PhD – University of OTR/L – Darton State College Dietetics ......................................................................................18-20 Auburn University Georgia OPTICIAN: Scott Lloyd, ABOC, NCLEC, LDO & Deborah BIOMEDICAL ENGINEER: Sally Gerrish – Georgia Institute of EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST: LaGary Carter, NP-C, APRN, ACSM- DeLoach, ABOC, NCLEC, LDO – Ogeechee Technical College Health Administration & Information Services .......................................................21-30 Technology RCEP, ACSM-CEP – Valdosta State University OPTOMETRIST: J. Taylor Prchal, OD – Albany Eye Care Laboratory Science .............................................................................31-37 BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN: Daniel Todd, CE III – GENETIC COUNSELOR: Christine Stanislaw, MS, CGC – Emory PERFUSIONIST: Nicole Michaud, MS, CCP, LCP, CPBMT – Archbold Medical Center University Vanderbilt University Medical Center Medical Support. 38-49 BIOSTATISTICIAN: Robert Vogel, PhD – Georgia Southern GENETICIST: J. Daniel Sharer, PhD, FACMG – Emory University PERSONAL/HOME CARE AIDE & HOME HEALTH AIDE: Dave Medicine ......................................................................................50-53 University HEALTH EDUCATOR: Kirsten Rodgers, EdD, MSPH, MCHES – Lamb – CareMaster Medical Services CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGIST: Paul Braum, BS, RCVT, Georgia College & State University PHARMACIST: Charles McDuffie, PharmD – University of Mental Health & Social Services ...................................................................54-59 RDCS, RVT, FASE, RCS, RVS – Northeast Georgia Heart Center HEALTH INFORMATICS PROFESSIONAL: Lance Waller, PhD Georgia CERTIFIED NURSE MIDWIFE: Joyce King, BSN, MSN, PhD – – Emory University PHARMACY TECHNICIAN: Jack Shepherd, BS Pharm, CPHT – Nursing .......................................................................................60-69 Emory University HEALTH INFORMATION ADMINISTRATOR: Lori Prince, MSA, Oconee Fall Line Technical College Pharmacy .....................................................................................70-72 CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT: Linda Ferrick, DC, RN, MS – RHIA, CCS – Augusta University PHYSICAL THERAPIST: Mary Franklin, PT, EdD – University of Chattahoochee Technical College HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNICIAN: Lutunya Henderson, North Georgia Public Health ..................................................................................73-78 CHIROPRACTOR: Leslie King, MEd, DC – Life University MBA, RHIA, CHTS-TR – Gwinnett Technical College PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT: Denise Edwards, DPT, PhD CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENTIST: Jill Dennis, EdD, HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARIAN: Raleigh Merchant, MLIS, – Atlanta Technical College Radiologic & Imaging Science ....................................................................79-85 MLS(ASCP)CM – Thomas University AHIP– Northeast Georgia Health System PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT: John Burns III, MMSc, PA-C – South Science & Engineering ..........................................................................86-89 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN & PHLEBOTOMIST: HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATOR: Joel Lee, PhD, CPH – University Tony Dugan, MS, MT(ASCP) DLM – Central Georgia Technical University of Georgia PODIATRIST: Wesley Daniel, DPM – Georgia Podiatric Medical Therapy & Rehabilitation ........................................................................90-102 College HISTOTECHNICIAN & HISTOTECHNOLOGIST: Taiquanda Association CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST: Helen Taggart, PhD, RN, ACNS- Winbush, BS, HT(ASCP)CM – Darton State College POLYSOMNOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIST: Duane Reed, EdD, Veterinary Medicine .......................................................................... 103-105 BC – Armstrong State University; Anne Hysong, MSN, APRN, HUMAN SERVICES WORKER: CarolAnn Ham, MA, MSW, RRT, RCP - Southern Crescent Technical College Vision Care .................................................................................. 106-108 CCNS – Gwinnett Medical Center LMSW, CAP – Darton State College PROSTHETIST & ORTHOTIST: Andrew Allison, BSBME, MSPR, COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER: Jeretha McKinley – LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE: Jackie Howard, MSN, RNC, LPO/CPO – Georgia Orthopedic Resources HealthConnect One WHNP – Ogeechee Technical College PSYCHOLOGIST: Amanda Rickard, PsyD, NCSP – Georgia Healthcare Science Technology Education & HOSA .................................... 109 COUNSELOR: Mark Parrish, PhD, LPC – University of West MASSAGE THERAPIST: Bobby Lewis, LMT – Georgia Southern University Georgia Northwestern Technical College RADIATION THERAPIST: Laurie Adams, EdD, RT(T) – Pursuing a Health Career .................................................... 110-111 CREATIVE ARTS THERAPIST: Patrick Varallo, EdD, MFA, ATR-BC MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Kimberly Brown, BSHS, CHES, Armstrong State University – Georgia College & State University; Ambria Cunningham, CMA(AAMA), CCS-P – Southeastern Technical College RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST: Sally Knab, MSRS, RT(R)(M) – MA, R-DMT; Erica Craig LCSW, RDT; Roy Kennedy, PhD, MT-BC MEDICAL CODER & MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST: Gina Gwinnett Technical College Health Education Journey ................................................... 112-113 – University of Georgia Stephens, BSN, RN, CPC, CPPM, CPC-I – Georgia Northwestern RECREATIONAL THERAPIST: Brent Wolfe, PhD, CTRS – CYTOGENETIC TECHNOLOGIST: Terri O’Neill, CG(ASCP), BS – Technical College Georgia Southern University Health Education Financial Aid ................................................ 114-117 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital MEDICAL DOSIMETRIST: Sharon Chestnut, MEd, CMD, RT(T) REGISTERED NURSE: Tamara Condrey, DNP, RN, ACNS-BC, CYTOTECHNOLOGIST: Barbara DuBray-Benstein, PhD, – Augusta University CCRN & Dell Miller, DNP, RN, FNP, EMTP – Columbus State SCT(ASCP) – University of Tennessee Health Science Center MEDICAL ILLUSTRATOR: Bill Andrews, MA, CMI, FAMI – University Health Education Programs in Georgia ......................................... 118-127 DENTAL ASSISTANT: Cartrelle Clayton, BBA, EFDA, CDA, OA – Augusta University RESPIRATORY THERAPIST: Teri Miller, MEd, RRT, CPFT – Atlanta Technical College MEDICAL INTERPRETER: Angela Kyriacou – Kennesaw State Middle Georgia State University Hospitals & Health Systems in Georgia ......................................... 128-134 DENTAL HYGIENIST: Candace Marshall, RDH, BS, MPH – University SURGICAL TECHNOLOGIST: Dorothy Cox-Carter, RN, BSN - Atlanta Technical College MEDICAL SECRETARY: Tatyana Pashnyak – Bainbridge State Wiregrass Georgia Technical College DENTIST: Carole Hanes, DMD – Augusta University College SOCIAL WORKER: Corinne Warrener, MSW,
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