Written Paper: Students must write a paper of at least 1000 words that describes all of the following three ideas: 1

Written Paper:

Students must write a paper of at least 1000 words that describes all of the following three ideas:

1. The influences that have been significant in directing you to investigate the possibility of a career in the clinical laboratory (if you are planning on going into different healthcare field, discuss the influences toward that goal; if you plan to enter a non-healthcare field, discuss the influences that have been significant in directing you to investigate healthcare careers in in this course).

2. The facts or ideas from this course that you found important (it may be helpful to discuss the topics of individual lessons and how they are relevant to you).

3. Your professional plans, both short- and long-range. (Although it is not required, you are encouraged to think about and include how your professional and personal plans might integrate.)

Please create your document file using 12-point font and standard margins. Make sure your name is on the paper, as well as including your last name as part of the file name. Because it is a personal reflection, it is not usually necessary to cite references for this assignment. If you do refer to other sources, you may use any standard format for those references. The submitted file MUST be a .doc, .docx, .rtf, or .txt format and must be readable by the Brightspace Learning management software. Please submit your assignment where indicated in the “Written paper” folder (Do not cut and paste into the text box.) Please note that your submission may by checked for originality using technology designed for this purpose.

Course information:

The clinical laboratory proffesional

Survery of clinical laboratory science

laboratory safety

Hazardous material

infection control orientation

Fire safety and code alarms

confindentiality

Profesionalism, communication and conflict resolution

HIPAA

Sexual harassment and workplace violence

Patient safety, rights and abuse