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Voting Question: World Health Organization pleads with Israel to allow aid?
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Margaret Walton spent 10 years working in the laboratory at City Hospital. During that time, she advanced to the position of director of the laboratory and completed an MBA degree. She felt that opportunities for further advancement at the hospital were limited and was looking for a new challenge. She took a course in entrepreneurship and was fascinated by the idea of starting her own business. Walton decided that she would open an independent laboratory to provide medical tests for independent medical practices. She believed that she could help physicians reduce both their capital requirements and administrative chores, as well as provide more accurate testing. Walton began assembling information. She discovered a piece of land available near a number of independent medical practices. The land could be purchased for $100,000, and a suitable building would cost approximately $400,000. The building would have a useful life of approximately 40 years. Laboratory equipment would cost $1 million. The equipment would have a life of 7 years for tax purposes, but would actually last 10 years. Although the business could continue indefinitely, Walton wanted to do the analysis based on the assumption of a life similar to that of the laboratory equipment:10 years. In addition to fixed asses, working capital such as cash, supplies, receivables, and payables would be needed. Walton wanted to maintain a minimum cash balance of $20,000. She estimated that $100,000 of supplies would be needed initially, and accounts payable at $40,000. She estimated that the cash, supplies, receivables, and payables categories would double at the end of the first year and would not increase thereafter. Walton predicted revenue of $600,000 during the first year and $1,200,000 each year thereafter. She estimated that labor expenses, including a salary for her equal to what she was now earning, of $300,000 in the firs year and $480,000 each year thereafter. She estimated a supplies expense of $120,000 in the first year and $190,000 each year thereafter. SHe estimated overhead expense, other than depreciation, of $100,000 a year. Looking ahead, Walton estimated that the equipment would have a negligible value in 10 years, while the building would have lost one-fourth of tits value and the land 1 would still be worth $100,000. She guessed that supplies inventory could be sold for half its cost, and other working capital items would be settled at their book values. Walton turned her attention to financing. She had limited capital of her own and would need to seek outside investors. She had heard enough horror stories about problems that occurred when companies could not make payments on debts, and she wanted to avoid those troubles. Thus, she wanted to try to arrange all equity financing, and use a bank line of credit only for temporary needs. Walton decided on a plan involving ten wealthy investors, preferably senior retired physicians who would then serve on the board of directors. She would fund the project by creating eleven shares – one share free to herself as a founder’s share and one share to each of the investors. Each investor would then invest 10 percent of the capital requirements. Walton tentatively discussed the project with several senior retire physicians to see what would be required. They viewed this as an investment of moderate risk and indicated that they would want a 12 percent after tax return from an investment of this type. While several investors encourages her to continue, they were naturally unwilling to make a commitment without a proposal and a thorough financial analysis. Walton began to develop a profitability analysis and a proposal. She had to choose between the corporate tax form and an S form. She estimated that most investors would be in 28 percent tax brackets. All funds not needed internally would be paid out to the shareholders. She thought she could be ready to start by the first of the year, so assets would be considered placed in service in January. Case questions 1. Identify all cash flow on the assumption the business is taxed at a 28 percent tax rate. 2. Prepare a net present value analysis. 3. Does this investment provide a satisfactory rate of return to investors? 4. Is it fair and reasonable for Walton to get one-eleventh of the company without putting up equity capital of her own? moreVoting Question: What do you think of my resume?
I have pasted my resume below, deleting or changing any identifiable personal info. Please tell me what you think. ObjectiveAn opportunity to apply organizational skills and communications ability in an Operations or Administrative position. Skills Summary Thoroughly familiar with the process of handling and safeguarding medical records in an occupational testing environment. Work with customer requests to provide electronic or physical copies of medical records as needed. Maintain daily flow of confidential patient records in a multi-stage environment. Duties require the ability to communicate effectively on technical problems, and to establish rapport. In a medical specimen receiving setting, held responsibility for training and implementation of an upgraded software package for streamlining the receiving procedure. Keep areas of responsibility supplied with equipment, materials, and documentation paperwork to ensure the most effective use of manpower and processing of specimens Operate and troubleshoot office equipment and machines, including a computer, scanner, printer, copier, fax machine, and multi line phone. Conversant with the full range of information privacy practices, as well as clinical and administrative quality assurance procedures. Acted as a coordinator of customer service handling quality issues, requests for product returns and refunds, and special requests. Experience 2005 to present Laboratory Corporation of America anytown, NJ Medical Records Administrator Receiving Coordinator 2003-2005 Walmart, stixville, NJ Customer Service Associate 2001-2003Marriott, home city, NJ Customer Service Representative 1997-2001 National Home Products, where, PA Customer Service Specialist moreVoting Question: what is a best way to market medical laboratories equipment and supply?
moreVoting Question: Which area of medical sales is the best way to go after I earn my degree?
Hello, I am 28 years old, in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, and back in school to finish my degree. After career & personality tests and much research, I'm seriously leaning towards a sales career in the medical business. I have about a year and a half left of school, and am considering attaining a Bachelors in Business Marketing. I've heard that the majority of successful medical sales reps are young, female, attractive and outgoing. (If that offends anyone, I apologize. It's not my personal opinion, since I obviously have not had any real world experience in the feild. It's the opinions of many of the professionals I've spoken to about my career path.) Yes, I do fall into that category however. How important that is to my questions depends on the person answering. Also, I realize this is a hard business to break into. That you have to know people to get in, but once you're in, you're in. (This pertains to one of my questions later.) My questions are as follows: 1) Out of all of the specfic fields in medical sales (i.e. pharmaceutical sales, laboratory sales, clinical diagnostics sales, DNA sales, medical supplies sales, medical equipment sales, imaging sales, etc.), what is the overall "best", in your opinion, and why? 2) In your opinion, what are the 3 best qualities and the 3 worst qualities of this position? 3) What Bachelors degree do you think would be best for your specific choice? 4) What experience do you have? 5) What type of work can I get into now, that will not only help me to gain business to business sales experience while attaining my degree, but possibly help me to get my foot in the door later (or give me the opportunity to network to help me get in the door later)? 6) Are there any type of certifications or accreditations that I could attain on the side while in school that will benefit my career or help me to land a job? 7) In your opinion, what are the best 2 or 3 companies in the DFW area to work for in your chosen specific area of medical sales? 8) What areas in medical sales are the least likely to be seriously affected by the economy with layoffs, etc. (Which has the best job security?) You'd REALLY help me out if you could answer any or all of my questions. If you are in one of these fields, when answering, it might help if you think about this: "If you could go back, do it all over again with the knowledge you have now, what would you do different? What would you tell your younger, inexperienced self to help you earlier in your career?" Thank you all in advance!! I REALY appreciate your help!! moreResolved Question: Is it weird for a guy to be a surgical technologist? **This is not a nurse..These set up the OR?
Before an operation, surgical technologists help prepare the operating room by setting up surgical instruments and equipment, sterile drapes, and sterile solutions. They assemble both sterile and nonsterile equipment, as well as check and adjust it to ensure it is working properly. Technologists also get patients ready for surgery by washing, shaving, and disinfecting incision sites. They transport patients to the operating room, help position them on the operating table, and cover them with sterile surgical drapes. Technologists also observe patients’ vital signs, check charts, and help the surgical team put on sterile gowns and gloves. During surgery, technologists pass instruments and other sterile supplies to surgeons and surgeon assistants. They may hold retractors, cut sutures, and help count sponges, needles, supplies, and instruments. Surgical technologists help prepare, care for, and dispose of specimens taken for laboratory analysis and help apply dressings. Some operate sterilizers, lights, or suction machines, and help operate diagnostic equipment. After an operation, surgical technologists may help transfer patients to the recovery room and clean and restock the operating room. moreResolved Question: How should I change/improve my resume?
I'm about two years out of school and I've had two jobs in the last year and a half. I want to spruce up my resume to make it more attractive to employers and to market myself. What should I do or change. Personal information is taken out of course. This fits in about one page. ------------------------ -------------SKILLS------------- • Familiar and experienced with working in accordance to cGMP and GDP. • Strong lab background, experienced with environment and equipment. • Skilled with Adobe Photoshop, Premiere, Microsoft PowerPoint, Macromedia Flash, Adobe PageMaker and comparable programs. -------------EXPERIENCE------------- Pharmaceutical Company Quality Control Lab Technician (November 2007-October 2008) • Worked in quality control for a major pharmaceutical company. • Sampled and logged in hard goods and raw materials for lab analysis. • Tested hard goods samples for conformance to specifications, including barcode verification, color matching, and FTIR testing. • Tested raw material samples including FTIR analysis, identification testing, and thin layer chromatography. • Tested finished product samples for inhalation devices, including leakage testing, suspension appearance and valve delivery. • Prepared solutions for assays including HPLC mobile phase and pH testing. • Revised and converted official worksheets for the lab control center. Designed a more efficient conversion method and trained others. Cosmetic Company Quality Assistant (Summer 2007, temporary placement) • Operated mostly in the analytical lab involved in quality assurance of natural cosmetic products. • Documented incoming rinse water samples. Determined water purity by testing for visual clarity and peracetic acid levels. • Collected data on raw materials through FTIR analysis. • Prepared product samples for HPLC analysis using wet chemistry procedures and centrifuge. • Collected and analyzed data and organized trended information into visual presentations. • Audited product batch reports to ensure accordance to Good Documentation Practices (GDP). Organized and indexed SOPs. UNIVERSITY School of Biological Sciences Research Assistant (Spring/Summer 2003) • Involved in researching the parallel fiber length variations of rat cerebellum. • Examined specimen slides under microscope to identify parallel fibers and determine and record fiber lengths. • Traced light projected microscopic images to record fiber morphology. UNIVERSITY School of Biological Sciences Lab Assistant (Winter/Spring 2002) • Ordered and set up of laboratory equipment and supplies, especially computer related equipment such scanners and printers. • Cleaned and maintained laboratory equipment, worked with autoclave • Labeled and organized chemical reagents and created a digital inventory -------------EDUCATION------------- UNIVERSITY B.A. in Chemistry (2006) moreResolved Question: How should I change my resume -- chemistry major?
I'm about two years out of school and I've had two jobs in the last year and a half. I want to spruce up my resume to make it more attractive to employers and to market myself. What should I do or change. Personal information is taken out of course. This fits in about one page. ------------------------ -------------SKILLS------------- •Familiar and experienced with working in accordance to cGMP and GDP. •Strong lab background, experienced with environment and equipment. •Skilled with Adobe Photoshop, Premiere, Microsoft PowerPoint, Macromedia Flash, Adobe PageMaker and comparable programs. -------------EXPERIENCE------------- Pharmaceutical Company Quality Control Lab Technician (November 2007-October 2008) •Worked in quality control for a major pharmaceutical company. • Sampled and logged in hard goods and raw materials for lab analysis. •Tested hard goods samples for conformance to specifications, including barcode verification, color matching, and FTIR testing. •Tested raw material samples including FTIR analysis, identification testing, and thin layer chromatography. •Tested finished product samples for inhalation devices, including leakage testing, suspension appearance and valve delivery. •Prepared solutions for assays including HPLC mobile phase and pH testing. •Revised and converted official worksheets for the lab control center. Designed a more efficient conversion method and trained others. Cosmetic Company Quality Assistant (Summer 2007, temporary placement) •Operated mostly in the analytical lab involved in quality assurance of natural cosmetic products. •Documented incoming rinse water samples. Determined water purity by testing for visual clarity and peracetic acid levels. •Collected data on raw materials through FTIR analysis. •Prepared product samples for HPLC analysis using wet chemistry procedures and centrifuge. •Collected and analyzed data and organized trended information into visual presentations. •Audited product batch reports to ensure accordance to Good Documentation Practices (GDP). Organized and indexed SOPs. UNIVERSITY School of Biological Sciences Research Assistant (Spring/Summer 2003) •Involved in researching the parallel fiber length variations of rat cerebellum. •Examined specimen slides under microscope to identify parallel fibers and determine and record fiber lengths. •Traced light projected microscopic images to record fiber morphology. UNIVERSITY School of Biological Sciences Lab Assistant (Winter/Spring 2002) •Ordered and set up of laboratory equipment and supplies, especially computer related equipment such scanners and printers. •Cleaned and maintained laboratory equipment, worked with autoclave •Labeled and organized chemical reagents and created a digital inventory -------------EDUCATION------------- UNIVERSITY B.A. in Chemistry (2006) moreResolved Question: Does anybody know about equipment for a optical laboratory ?
I need information about equipment and supplies for Optical laboratory.The complete equipment for a Optical Laboratory ,Iknow about a drilling machine,photocromatic activator,frame heater,polisher,pattern less edger but what else? I am trying to set up a Optical Laboratory. moreResolved Question: *****AP CHEM: An experiment is to be performed to determine the standard molar enthalpy of neutralization....?
Sorry, I asked this question earlier, except the only thing I got was a "." from someone.... That didn't really help. An experiment is to be performed to determine the standard molar enthalpy of neutralization of a strong acid by a strong base. Standard school laboratory equipment and supply of standardized 1.00-molar HCl and standardized 1.00-molar NaOH are available. a.) What equipment would be needed? b.) What measurements should be taken? c.) Without performing calculations, describe how the resulting data should be used to obtain the standard molar enthalpy of neutralization. d.) When a class of students performed experiment, the average of the results was 55.0 kilojoules per mole. The accepted value of the standard molar enthalpy of neutralization of a strong acid by a strong base is 57.7 kilojoules per mole. Propose two likely sources of experimental that could account for the result obtained by the class. moreResolved Question: What does a due diligence exercise for a company of selling and distribution of involve?
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