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Dr. Khoury is a chiropractor with his own practice in a rapidly growing community and would like to add staff members to his business to accommodate the increase in his patient base. He needs to hire a second Chiropractor, a Massage Therapist, a Physical Therapist, and a Medical Secretary. The four candidates have the education indicated in the table. Candidate

Education Level

Candidate A

high school degree, associate’s degree

Candidate B

bachelor’s degree, medical school degree

Candidate C

high school degree

Candidate D

bachelor’s degree, master’s degree

Which candidate would be best suited for each position?

Candidate A: Medical Secretary Candidate B: Chiropractor Candidate C: Massage Therapist Candidate D: Physical Therapist
Candidate A: Massage Therapist Candidate B: Physical Therapist Candidate C: Medical Secretary Candidate D: Chiropractor
Candidate A: Physical Therapist Candidate B: Chiropractor Candidate C: Massage Therapist Candidate D: Medical Secretary
Candidate A: Massage Therapist Candidate B: Chiropractor Candidate C: Medical Secretary Candidate D: Physical Therapist

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