PBS 2.1.1

Unlicensed caregivers who works primarily in doctors offices or clinics. They help Medical Doctors

• Medical Student

• Medical Technician

• Nurse

• Medical Assistant

Licensed health care professional who is skilled in promoting and maintain health

• Medical Student

• Medical Technician

• Nurse

• Medical Assistant

A person enrolled at a medical school who is training to become a physician

• Medical Student

• Medical Technician

• Nurse

• Medical Assistant

A person who uses sophisticated equipment and has different responsibilities.

• Medical Student

• Medical Technician

• Nurse

• Medical Assistant

A specialist who provides medical care to infants, children, and adolescents

• Patient Liaison

• Non-physician practitioner

• Primary Care Physician

• Pediatrician

• other specialist

Works with patients and there families to address needs and concerns

• Patient Liaison

• Non-physician practitioner

• Primary Care Physician

• Pediatrician

• other specialist

Health care provider who practices either in collaboration or under the supervision of a physician

• Patient Liaison

• Non-physician practitioner

• Primary Care Physician

• Pediatrician

• other specialist

A specialist physician that provides care for any health problem that a patient might have.

• Patient Liaison

• Non-physician practitioner

• Primary Care Physician

• Pediatrician

• other specialist

Examples include genetic counselors, psychiatrists, and cardiologist

• Patient Liaison

• Non-physician practitioner

• Primary Care Physician

• Pediatrician

• other specialist

A record of information about a patient’s past and current health. Includes information about the patient’s habits, lifestyle, and even the health of their family.

• medical history

• chief complaint

• physical signs

• symptoms

• diagnosis