Dental Assistants (DA)
Dr. Sonia Taveras, DDS:
Very good service provided by your students! I am very happy with the girls who have worked with me as employees and as students.
Family Cosmetic Dentistry
Dr. Luis Gomara & Dr. Damaris Salcines:
Uriel Algaba
Dr. Sonia Taveras, DDS:
Very good service provided by your students! I am very happy with the girls who have worked with me as employees and as students.
Family Cosmetic Dentistry
Dr. Luis Gomara & Dr. Damaris Salcines:
We are very satisfied with the quality of education. All assistants that have graduated from there are excellent employees.
Pasteur Medical:
Excellent worker, very good technique, excellent skills and dedicated to the profession. Thanks.
Gomez & Revuelta DDS PA:
For Gomez & Revuelta is a privilege to train as prepare the students of Compu-Med for the future. We have employed more than 5 students from the school because they are well trained and capable of doing the job right!
Jesus D. Rodriguez DDS.:
The school has good educational careers. It prepares the students excellent in order to perform correctly their job making a good use of their knowledge.
Ginoris & Associates, INC.:
Interns are very well trained and eager to learn.
Genesis Research, Inc.:
This is our first experience with a graduate of your school and we are pleasantly surprised of the knowledge and abilities demonstrated by your student. She is a great help and learns fast. We are considering hiring her after her hours are completed.
Happy Times:
Your graduates have been wonderful employees.
United Help Community Services:
From our experience with previous graduates, we had a great group and knowledgeable. They’ve all had the ability to work as a group and show their knowledge.
Is there any other technology more accessible than wireless communication? Probably not, but, while the usage of cellular phones (wireless technology) has been found harmful to the human brain due to radiations, one cannot avoid wondering how our brain will be affected by living in a wirelessly networked world, where signals would virtually be everywhere. As the so-called pervasive technology advance, the world’s aerial space will be saturated by wireless
communications, which makes one wonder if we will be shielded against such a massive and constant radiation. It is not just the wireless technology itself, but its linkage and juncture with emerging technology such as nanotechnology, and the humans’ trend to embrace them boundlessly.
Since day one cellular phones were accessible to the public, its acceptance was practically unanimously by the whole world the cell business went from $3 million a year, to close $30 billion. Everyone wanted to have a cell phone, and the fact that mobile phones at their beginning were not affordable for the lower social classes, made them even more appealable and a have-to-have-it. This was the namely second generation (2G) with the digital technology, when cell phones really started to mutate into what we know now, because before that, the so-called first generation (AKA "car-phone") used the traditional radio frequency. The 2Gs mass production and its affordability changed the urban view to the one where everywhere people would be seen with a cell phone. The ever-increasing popularity of cellular phones has been incredible, and against some predictions, it never lowered, and the advances of technology that added media features (3G) and data processing capability (4G) have further reduced any probability based on statistics. “Smart-phones” simply have people mesmerized, and they are accountable not just for increasing the number of cellular phones users, but also for increasing the amount of time people spend using them.
One of the main ways in which 4G differed technologically from 3G was in its elimination of circuit switching, instead employing an all-IP network. Thus, 4G ushered in a treatment of voice calls just like any other type of streaming audio media, utilizing packet switching over the internet, LAN or WAN networks via VoIP. In sum, dragging us into the World Wide Web.
To the fascinating multi-featured nature of the new generation of cellular phones, it is to be added the nanotechnology. In fact, the accomplishment that the 4G phones represent is mostly due to the nanotechnology, converging with the wireless communication technology. Here we see two things that fascinate masses and that have converged: nanotechnology and mobile communication. The predominant technology in communication is “wireless technology”, which has been established, based, and relies on the “Satellite communication” that serves as the infrastructure for communication going global. The application of the technology is to develop the capability of transferring information back and forth. However, this convergence, mobile communication, and nanotechnology, takes the first one to an entirely different and unexpected level.
Nanotechnology is a field of science and technology of controlling matter on a scale of 1-100 nanometers, and it is an extremely multidisciplinary field where converges together many areas, including electrical and mechanical engineering, physics, chemistry, and biosciences. Nanotechnology will radically affect all these disciplines and their application areas. What is the impact of wireless communication technologies? The nanotechnology impact on mobile communication will redefine our lives in a way practically impossible to foresee in its entire dimension. Researchers appear to be in a race than rather that resulting in a single winner and loser may lead to all of us winning or losing, because whatever it arises from the convergence, it will have a global effect. Meaning, it will affect all human race on Earth, and possibly other species.
Eric Drexler popularized the word nanotechnology in the 1980's, when he was talking about building machines on the scale of molecules, a few nanometers wide—motors, robotic arms, and even whole computers, far smaller than a cell. Drexler spent the next ten years describing and analyzing these incredible devices and responding to accusations of science fiction. At that time, researchers were working on developing the ability to build simple structures on a molecular scale. As nanotechnology became an accepted concept, the meaning of the word shifted to encompass the simpler kinds of nanometer-scale technology. Then, the U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative was created to fund this adventure: their definition includes anything smaller than 100 nanometers with novel properties. Today nanotechnology is deemed to have reached its third generation, where 3D networking and robotics are emphasized.
Mobility also implies limited size and restrictions on the power consumption. Seamless connectivity with other devices and fixed networks is a crucial enabler for intelligence systems’ environment – this leads to requirements for increased data rates of the wireless links. Information, sensing, context awareness and increased data rates require more memory and computing power, which together with the size limitations leads to severe challenges in thermal management. All these requirements combined lead to a situation, which cannot be resolved with current technologies. Nanotechnology could provide solutions for sensing, actuation, radio, embedding intelligence into the environment, power efficient computing, memory, energy sources, human–machine interaction, materials, mechanics, manufacturing, and environmental issues. Within next ten years, as foreseen, the development of truly embedded sensors based on nanostructures will become a part of our everyday intelligent environments.
Nanotechnologies may also augment the sensory skills of humans, based on wearable or embedded sensors, which though not the particular focus here, should not be omitted. Embedding intelligent and autonomous devices into physical objects of the world requires that devices adapt to their environment and become a part of the network of devices surrounding them, and this, should be a primary concern and subject of closer analysis.
The idea that technology is moving beyond the personal computer to everyday devices with embedded technology and connectivity as computing devices become progressively smaller and more powerful. Also called ubiquitous computing, pervasive computing is the result of computer technology advancing at exponential speeds -- a trend toward man-made and some natural products having hardware and software. Pervasive computing goes beyond the realm of personal computers: it is the idea that almost any device is networked, and every system is networked as to structure the World Wide Web in its ultimate stage. From the cell phone to the TV; from the TV to the door’s lock system; from the lock’ system to the mailbox to tools to cars to the human body, chips can be embedded to connect the device to an infinite network of other devices. The goal of pervasive computing, which combines current network technologies with wireless computing, voice recognition, Internet capability and artificial intelligence, is to create an environment where the connectivity of devices is embedded in such a way that the connectivity is unobtrusive and always available.
So far all that I heard is concerns with regard the political implications of such a networked world via the pervasive technology, but nothing about the potential health risks, that some environmentalists called “the tobacco smoke of the 21st century”. However, criticism aims to the effects on health caused by the electromagnetic waves derived from the wireless technology used on wireless networks, especially telephones. These Groups has focused on the proliferation of “hot spots” or Wi-Fi (free). Nevertheless, the great danger is arising from the convergence of all of these technologies to conform a MESHED WORLD. Even if the intensity of the electromagnetic waves were minimized, even if armor shielded us, the grid would be so vast that will be practically impossible to avoid. This issue needs closer attention, especially because it’s one neglected now.
Me siento felizmente satisfecha con los conociemintos adquiridos en este maravilloso centro educacional, al igual que de todos los profesores y trabajadores que dan todo su empeno para darnos una buena formacion como futuros profesionales. Graduada Agosto 2015.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Thanks to our families for all their love and unconditional support.
To all our classmates that after so many hours of study were always with us. Good luck in the new personal and professional projects.
Very special thanks to doctor, teacher and friend Edicson Rodriguez who with his patience and knowledge has taught us to respect, to love and to be better people and health care professionals. We are very proud to have been students of you, WE ARE THE BEST...
Thanks to the management and the entire team of COMPU- MED VOCATIONAL CAREERS, CORP.
Thank you,
Mercedes S. Lopez
Of my consideration:
Through this letter, I want to thank Compu-Med. During my stay in the course of Dental Assistant, not only have I received knowledge of my profession but personally have raised my expectations, here I have learned to interact in a human and professional environment. I have received support from the entire school, my teacher Blanca Lazarus. The Employment Assistance Department have consistently helped me find a position as Dental Assistant which was my goal since I started the course.
I want to thank everyone for their support and especially to God and my sister who was the one who recommended me this school. She also graduated here and is very grateful for the service she received.
I would happily recommend this school to anybody because it changed my life.
Kisses and cuddles to all
Danay Herta
I graduated from Compu-Med School. I would like to express my sincere thanks to the school management and staff, from all my teachers to employees dealing with hygiene and maintenance of the school, for all the support. I had the opportunity to be in the two campus: Coral Way and Hialeah, and all the team always provided us with all the required knowledge to deliver professional services to our community, the made us professionals. They helped us join the workforce. I thank God for putting me on the way back to my profession which I will practice with dedication and love thanks to this school.
Moraima Hernandez Rego
Compu-Med,
I, Zulema Diaz Reyna, am very grateful to the school’s staff who helped me when I was a student and now that I graduated they are still helping me to find a job in my field. Many thanks the team that is very qualified. I recommend this school to all those who decide to study. Anyone who enter in this institution will come out very well qualified. I feel very grateful to all who have made possible for me to be here. If I were to study again, I will choose the same school and the same staff. Many thanks to God for having placed these people in my path. God bless you. Continue forward with the same enthusiasm. Thanks for everything.
Reyna Diaz Zuayma
I, Yudelkis Rego, Dental Assistant graduate of Compu-Med Vocational Careers, am very pleased and grateful for Compu-Med’s team because I received all the knowledge needed to practice my profession appropriately.
CMVC also helped me grow as a professional, and to be more creative. CMVC’s team always supported me since I enrolled in the school as of today. They were able to find me a job.
I'm super happy because this team has helped me increase my self-esteem as a professional. I would like to thank them and especially to my teacher Blanca, the Financial Aid and Placement Departments, because I have always felt their support.
My greetings and affection for all.
Yudelkis Rego