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Why is it important to verify the education of a potential employee? If a medical facility wishes to hire a manager with a master's degree, how might the lack of such a degree affect the clinic?
 
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Explain the typical course of treatment for breast cancer.
 
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Answer to Question 1

A medical office manager may want to verify education in order to determine if the candidate was honest in their description of education and degrees received. If the medical facility wishes to hire a manager with a master's degree, the lack of such a degree may affect the clinic's ability to pursue certain marketing or business areas where a master's trained candidate would likely have training.

Answer to Question 2

Once a biopsy confirms the presence of cancer, treatment usually includes a lumpectomy or mastectomy followed by chemotherapy and/or radiation, which are performed to decrease the possibility of recurrence.



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