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The document discusses the responsibilities of an exercise physiologist including designing exercise routines to improve strength, flexibility and posture, keeping records of treatment plans and progress, and preparing reports with findings and recommendations. It provides educational requirements including a bachelor's degree in kinesiology and potentially a master's degree. Starting salaries are around $50,000 nationwide but $48,000 in Michigan. Advanced salaries can reach around $100,000 per year. The field is expected to continue growing in importance to help injured people recover.
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· Clearly and accurately identify at least two academic individuals or teams to collaborate with to be successful in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse.
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· Clearly and thoroughly explain in detail why the academic and professional individuals/teams were selected to support success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse.
· Clearly and accurately explain how the academic and professional individuals/teams will support success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse.
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· Clearly and thoroughly explain in detail why the academic and professional individuals/teams were selected to support success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse.
· Clearly and accurately explain how the academic and professional individuals/teams will support success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse.
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· Clearly and thoroughly explain in detail why the academic and professional individuals/teams were selected to support success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse.
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Remember to include an introduction paragraph which contains a clear and comprehensive purpose statement which delineates all required criteria, and end the assignment Part with a conclusion paragraph.
As a student at Walden University with the full intention of becoming one of the best in the field of psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner, I need all the collaborations and supportsÌýto achieve my goals. I have identified and secured the participation of the following academic and professional individuals and/or teams to form the basis of my network. This network will help me to clarify my vision for success and will help guide me now and in the future.
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Academic or Professional: Professional
Why I selected this individual and/or team and how they will support my success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse:
I Selected Mrs. Cabral because not only she is my unit manager but also I have worked with her on many projects concerning the unit and the whole hospital. I have built a great relationship with her. I know that Mrs. Cabral will be a great support system and a mentor to me during my MSN program as she has always been. She is very educated and loves to teach.
Notes: Mrs. Cabral Has been working for the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital for about thirty years. She has been a mentor a great help to great number of nurses.
NETWORK MEMBER 2
Name: Lee Calmes
Title: FNP-BC Spinal Cord Injury Outpatient Clinic
Organization: James A. Haley Veterans Hospital.
Academic or Professional: Professional
Why I selected this individual and/or team and how they will support my success in the MSN program and as a practicing nurse:
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- 2. Design exercise routines to improve strength, flexibility, posture Keep records of peoples treatment plans and the progress made Prepare reports explaining findings and offer recommendations
- 3. ï‚ž Have a 4-year bachelors degree in kinesiology ï‚ž Masters degree in kinesiology, human kinesthetic, or a related field ï‚ž Need to go to high school, and four years of college ï‚ž Could go to North central or Kaplan university etc.
- 4. Michigan: ï‚ž 48,000 is the starting salary ï‚ž 3% below the average in nationwide USA: ï‚ž 50,000 is the starting salary ï‚ž Average range of pay Nation Wide: ï‚ž 50,000 is the starting salary ï‚ž Average salary range
- 5.  Advanced Salary: About 100,000 per year  Salary doesn’t change much
- 6.  This job is most likely to be here in the future  Without it injured people wouldn’t be able to get better  Getting more important to the medical field
- 7. ï‚ž Make exercise routines for- flexibility, strength, posture ï‚ž Future- needed to help injured people ï‚ž Job- getting more important to medical field
Editor's Notes
- #3: Some of kinesiologists basic jobs are to design exercise routines to improve the injured persons strength, flexibility, and there posture. Also they keep records of peoples treatment plans and the progress they have made. Plus they prepare reports explaining there findings and offer recommendations to the patient.
- #4: The education needs for kinesiologists are that you have to have a 4- years bachelors degree in kinesiology. Also you have to have a masters degree in kinesiology , human kinesthetic or a related field. Plus you need to got to high school and 4- years of college. To get a degree you could go to the university of North central or Kaplan.
- #5: The salary for kinesiologists in Michigan is 48,000 dollars which is the starting salary. This salary is 3% below the average in nationwide. The starting salary in the united states is 50,000. This is the average range of pay. The starting salary nation wide is also 50,000. This is also the average salary range.
- #6: For Kinesiologists the advanced salary is about 100,000 dollars per year. This salary doesn’t change much from place to place.
- #7: This jobs outlook for the future is pretty good. It will most likely be around in the future. I think this because without it injured people wouldn’t be able to get better. Also this job is becoming even more important to the medical field.
- #8: Just to recap Kinesiologists make exercise routines to improve flexibility strength and posture. Also this job will probably be needed and be around in the future. Also This job is becoming even more important to the medical field.