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A Clinical Medical Assistant is a medical professional who performs
a variety of functions to assist the physician in providing patient
care and to keep the practice running smoothly. While a Clinical
Medical Assistant may be required to perform some administrative
tasks in a smaller practice, in large practices or facilities he or
she will mainly provide services directly related to patient care.
Where the Administrative Medical Assistant works mainly in the
front desk and reception area of a practice, the Clinical Medical
Assistant is often at the physician's side and works in close
contact with the patients of the practice. This career is not ideal
for everyone. In order to be successful as a Clinical Medical
Assistant, one must have certain personality characteristics.
First, he or she needs to be compassionate while still maintaining
a professional distance. In this job, the assistant will work with
people who are frustrated, anxious, tired, sick, and possibly
dying. The assistant must have compassion and understanding in
order to provide good treatment and to help meet the patients'
needs. However, this compassion must be tempered with professional
distance to keep the assistant from being overwhelmed by stress and
grief. A successful Clinical Medical Assistant must also have a
variety of specialized skills to perform this job correctly. He or
she must have a good understanding of medical procedures and
terminology in order to read and understand patient charts. The
assistant must also be able to use the tools and equipment of the
job, including stethoscopes, EEG and EKG machines, laboratory
equipment, sterilization tools, and more.
The Voice of My Soul is a journey through the valleys of 'how life
happens' and of overcoming. It is remembering and forgetting. It is
about plunging into the depths of devastating grief and the shock
caused by losing a son through suicide, to the mountaintop of
unspeakable joy at the birth of a first grandchild. The Voice of My
Soul is about being shipwrecked by the storms of life and floating
to safety on broken pieces of faith. It is a celebration of
Womanhood, sisterhood and motherhood. My prayer for all who journey
through, The voice of My Soul is that they will discover that no
matter how life happens to them, God is more than able to bring
them out. If God will not bring you out, God certainly will bring
you through. It may be on broken pieces of faith and you may come
through limping, but just know that you'll come through much better
than when you went in.
This book will be a total package for the person or person's that
feel alone and think know one understand where they are. It does
not matter how old you are or what color your skin type is we have
to overcome whatever is in our way. Having the biblical prospect on
how those in the bible had some of the same things you and I face
today and only through God's word you can be strong and have the
Victory Through Your Life's Struggle's!
The most destructive Frankenstein was created "in the name of God,"
among Brazilians in Somerville, Massachusetts. An unhealthy faith
system it was established. As a result, many Brazilians may not
trust any authority. They are becoming unable to discern who
supports their integrity, and who not. Visibly, the mental health
of some religious leaders became an issue. The questions that arise
at the intersection of faith and mental illness are not easily
answered. It is impossible to deny the damage caused by some
leaders around the Boston greater area. Faith has been destroyed,
lives have been lost and an entire generation has been spiritually,
emotionally and psychologically mutilated. This book represents an
action to take responsibility before God and the second generation
of Brazilians in the United States. In order to understand the
reasons behind this process of "deconversion" the challenge is to
consider some aspects of religious addictions, mental health and
spirituality. The Brazilian community has been diagnosed with a
"spiritual tumor." This illness has the potential for causing
isolation. Unless addressed, this sense of isolation and
unproductive faith can be ongoing. Many of the Brazilians feel that
their faith has been stolen, and it's time to take it back.
Authentic accountability with each other could be the very thing
that re-ignites our passion for Christ and His kingdom. Rev. Dr.
Regina Pinto-Moura The Rev. Dr. Regina Pinto-Moura pastors the
Shalom International Baptist Community in Somerville,
Massachusetts. She also serves side by side with her husband, the
Rev. Dr. Jota Moura Rocha. Ordained in Massachusetts in 2003,
Regina earned a Masters in Counseling Psychology and Addiction from
Cambridge College, Cambridge, MA. She has a Doctorate from
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary for her studies in Ministry in
Complex Urban Settings.
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Abused God (Paperback)
Regina Pinto-Moura, Regina Johnson
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R457
Discovery Miles 4 570
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Ships in 10 - 15 working days
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This is an incredible book The reader will understand the subject
of spiritual abuse among Brazilian religious leaders, around the
greater Boston area and how to respond to it in appropriate ways.
There are powerful facts behind this book. It projects a powerful
voice of passion and conviction. This book offers critical evidence
that a significant number of Brazilian leaders have become
dysfunctional and abusive. In this context, Rev. Dr. Pinto-Moura
reports that the World Revival Church (hereafter WRC) is an example
of a dysfunctional culture producing codependence. They seem to
continually strive with combined elements of unbalanced and
unorthodox doctrines, controversial government, disciplinary
problems, irresponsible leadership - which result in explosive
turmoil, division, wounded and confused sheep, and a derogatory
reputation in their community. There are scores of people who have
been deeply wounded by their experience with WRC. Religious
addiction is identified and attacked as a part of this problem. It
has been enormously traumatic. This book exposes this complex issue
balancing facts with compassion. Developing a healing approach is
needed. This supportive data is the result of scholarly studies and
truths from the Bible. It substantiates a biblical response to the
challenge to bring spiritual health to the Brazilian churches in
the U.S. This book addresses healing strategies and explores
possible solutions to the demoralizing problem of spiritual abuse.
This book is revolutionary, prophetic and apostolic The healing
guidelines can be applied to any ministry and person experiencing
the pain of leadership abuse. Rev. Dr. Regina Pinto-Moura is
married with Apostle Jota Moura. They lead the Shalom International
Baptist Community. She is ordained by The American Baptist Churches
in Massachusetts. She has her Masters in Counseling Psychology and
Addiction from Cambridge College. Her Doctorate is from
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary for her studies in Ministry in
Complex Urban Settings.
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