Keeping A Finger on Green Country's Health Care Community

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Respiratory therapy a growing field

It’s no surprise that the health-care job market is booming. With the aging population and technology changing the way medicine is performed, new health care jobs are constantly popping up. In each issue of the Tulsa Health Care Journal we take a look at some of the jobs out there, some of which are familiar, some not so. Here we look at the respiratory therapist. Helping us gain a better perspective on this growing field is Jill Tollison, director of respiratory therapy for MeadowBrook Specialty Hospital in Tulsa.


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Job Profiles

Physical therapists involved in physical job

It’s no surprise that the health-care job market is booming. With the aging population and technology changing the way medicine is performed, new health-care jobs constantly pop up. In each issue of Tulsa Health Care Journal we will take a look at some of the jobs out there, some of which are familiar, some not so. This issue we look at physical therapists. Helping us get a better look at this position is Don DeLozier, a physical therapist with Redbud Physical Therapy’s clinic in downtown Tulsa.


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Eye for details a must for phlebotomists
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It’s no surprise that the health-care job market is booming. With the aging population and technology changing the way medicine is performed, new health-care jobs constantly pop up. In each issue of Tulsa Health Care Journal we will take a look at some of the jobs out there, some of which are familiar, some not so. This issue we look at the phlebotomist. Helping us get a better look at this position is J.T. Gentry, a phlebotomist with the Oklahoma Blood Institute.
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Demand for physician assistants continue to rise

It’s no surprise that the health-care job market is booming. With the aging population and technology changing the way medicine is performed, new health-care jobs constantly pop up. In each issue of Tulsa Health Care Journal we will take a look at some of the jobs out there, some of which are familiar, some not so. We start with the mid-level provider, commonly referred to as a physician assistant. Helping us get a better look at this position is Candace Carr, director of mid-level providers at the Oklahoma Heart Institute.

 

 


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