Career Institute TEACH & TALK
School Students Teach & Talk
The Career Institute of Health and Technology will be holding its 2010 Graduation and Awards Ceremonies on the following dates:
Between the economy and the amount of pollution in the world, you're probably feeling a big push to get into the world of hydrogen powered vehicles. Yet, what if you simply can't afford it for the time being? The cars on the market, however appealing, are very expensive. This is where you should turn to a DIY hydrogen generator which will give you all the benefits you want without spending a big sum.
One of the most important parts of any vehicle is the transmission. The transmission is so important that the car would have evolved in a very different way without it. Due to it being so important, it is a big pain and a big cost when it needs to be fixed. So, here is what you need to know about transmissions and transmission repair.
Sponsored by:
Career Institute of Heath and Technology, formerly Computer Career Center, cordially invites you to the
Annual Automotive Event sponsored by:
The First Automotive Technology School on Long Island
“I think it’s a good thing to have everybody know how to perform CPR,” said Spc. Donald Braa, a unit supply specialist with the 139th Medical Group from Liberty, Mo.
“Learning CPR was a nice change from all the other training he’s received and has shown him where his medical expertise comes in handy,” Thompson said. “CPR is a good skill to have because you could one day save a buddy’s life.”
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I chose to become a medical assistant because of a wonderful and rewarding experience I had as a youth. I volunteered as a Candy Striper at the Hebrew Home for the Aged in Maryland. The enjoyment and overwhelming satisfaction I felt by helping others was incredible! Ever since then, I knew I wanted to work with people in a meaningful way and make a positive impact in this world.
http://science.education.nih.gov/LifeWorks.nsf/Interviews/Phyllis+Shipper#Q1
The increasing costs of energy along with high demand have forced the leaders to look for other, cost efficient power supply solutions.
ConEdison, the national power supply leader will introduce the latest solution and innovation in the industry.
The event takes place at the Career Institute Rego Park, Queens Campus on Thursday, December 15, 2005 at 9.30am.
Due to limited space, advanced registration is required.
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You can purchase there your books and vouchers.
Did you know that the current version of MediSoft could be synchronized with your Handheld or Palm OS?
It allows you to access, transfer patient information, transaction data and schedules at anytime and carry it anywhere you go.
Snap-on Tools for YOU !
The Automotive Department at the Career Institute of Health & Technology was able to provide our automotive students with significant, over 50% discount for Snap-On tools. In addition to your regular set, you get more for less. As long you are a full time student in the automotive program and would like to purchase additional set, contact your automotive program instructor.
More information on Snap-on tools is available at: http://www.snapon.com/student/
200 Years of Fiber Optics
Did you know that the fiber optics technology is almost 200 years old? Fundamental technology was invented as an "optical telegraph" by French engineer Claude Chappe in 1790.
Right now Fiber Optics is used not only in telecommunication but also in Information Technology, Cable TV and much more. Currently, the single optical fiber can send over one trillion bits per second. The wide usage of this technology will definitely increase...
The full history of Fiber Optics is available at: http://www.sff.net/people/Jeff.Hecht/history.html
Based on the 2003 salary survey that was conducted by the American Academy of Professional Coders (APPPC), the Certified Medical Coders are earning from $ 3,500 to $18,000 more annually than workers in other employment sectors nationwide.
Furthermore, the average salary of a Certified Medical Coder is $39,046. The medical coders earn nearly 20% more annually than their non-certified peers. The full 2003 report about salary survey is available at: http://www.aapc.com/pdf/SalarySrv2003.pdf
The comprehensive medical billing procedures and medical coding applications classes give you the best grasp on what medical coding is and how to combine it will the billing procedures.
Students! Don’t forget about MediSoft, Medical Manager!!!
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