This is one major skill that an Allied Health Care Worker should possess. Clinical skills are gained through hands-on training and practical experience. During program courses, a lot of lessons are taught such as anatomy, physiology, medical ethics and terminology but these are just theories and should be put into practice before a student will be able to gain skills in these areas. For instance, giving patients medicines through injections, theory is not enough to be able to master it.
NAMP set the Industry Standards for Allied Health Workers
While other National Certification Organizations only require a written test which usually consist of 200 questions and a paid fee and you are now certified .Our goal is to promote and maintain a high standard of excellence for allied health professionals and support their role as part of the patient healthcare team. Those certified by NAMP are expected to follow a certain code of conduct, as outlined in the NAMP Standards of Practice.