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Pharmacy technicians may not be performing brain surgery or restarting hearts, but they can still have a significant impact on patients’ lives every day. A skilled pharmacy technician can learn to accurately prepare and dispense prescription medications to people with all kinds of medical conditions.   Read More
 
Doing what you love as a career is one of the best ways to make work not feel like work at all. If man’s best friend is your best friend, you might consider pursuing a career loving and caring for animals. Veterinary technicians provide support to veterinarians much like nurses do for physicians.   Read More
 
Many massage therapists are self-employed and either own their own business or work as independent contractors. If you’ve always wanted to be your own boss, working as a massage therapist could provide opportunities for independence.   Read More
 
People in good health don’t often have a reason to pay attention to their breathing on a regular basis, but imagine how you would feel without that ability to fully expand your lungs. Respiratory therapists may treat patients suffering from breathing disorders, such as asthma or emphysema.   Read More
 
Diagnostic medical sonography is a profession in which a trained technician uses an ultrasound machine to visualize the inside of the human body. Read on to learn more!   Read More
 
Radiographers (also known as radiography technicians) work in several facets of the medical world. If you’ve ever had any kind of scan done on your body, you’ve dealt with a radiographer.   Read More
 
If you’re choosing Veterinary Technology as your career field, you may wonder what types of classes you will need to enroll in. Following is a list of courses that may be needed to obtain your veterinary technology degree.   Read More
 
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a tool used in diagnostic medical imaging that combines radio waves and magnets to produce images of the inside of the body. MRI is used as a non-invasive way to help determine disease or injury.   Read More
 
If you have ever entertained the idea of becoming a dental assistant, now is a great time to do so. With older adults keeping their natural teeth for a longer period of time and an increased focus on the benefits that proper oral hygiene has on overall health, the rate of job opportunities is expected to increase in many locations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.*   Read More
 
A cardiovascular technologist works under a doctor’s direction and uses specific equipment or procedures to perform doctor-ordered tests. The data from these tests provide the doctor with the necessary medical data that assists them in the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease, vascular disease, or blood vessel problems.   Read More
 
The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) position falls under the category of Emergency Medical Services (EMS). On this job, the EMT works under the supervision of a Paramedic, although their overall role is no less important when it comes to saving lives.   Read More
 
As the overall demand for healthcare services increases, more medical assistants will be needed to make offices run smoothly. Find out more courtesy of HealthCareers.net.   Read More
 
If you really like the idea of helping people in the healthcare environment but can’t stand the sight of blood, your goal of working in the field is still in the realm of possibility. You just need to find a health career that has no blood involved.   Read More
 
If you are considering a career as a radiologic technologist, you may be interested to know that U.S. News and World Report online has this profession listed as one of the 50 best careers for 2011.   Read More
 
Is there a demand for dialysis technicians? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics,* there is a demand for workers in the field of healthcare overall, even though it may be dependent on geographic location.   Read More
 
In 2004, Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell created the Pennsylvania Center for Health Careers project in an effort to address the growing need for health care workers in the state. Read more about this project and its focus on careers in the healthcare industry.   Read More
 
Read an interview with Diane Johnson, a real-life Diagnostic Medical Sonographer from the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md. She talks about her daily tasks, the continuing education required to keep up with the latest technology, and more.   Read More
 
A recent article on Forbes.com listed the top 20 jobs for women that will continue to experience growth through 2018. Not surprisingly, most of the top jobs were in the healthcare field.   Read More
 
Get advice on how to make your health career choices and what questions to ask on an informational interview. Read an interview with a pharmacy technician.   Read More
 
Looking for volunteer opportunities before you graduate high school, while you’re in healthcare training or before you make the final decision to start healthcare training, can benefit your future career opportunities.   Read More
 
Read an interview with a veterinary technician to learn more about her daily tasks, the equipment she uses, her likes/dislikes about the job, her future goals, and more.   Read More
 
If you're looking for a place in the fast-paced pharmacy tech field, you might consider pursuing career opportunities as a pharmacy technician.   Read More
 
If you're interested in becoming a member of a surgical team, training as a surgical technologist might be the best path for you.   Read More
 
If you are considering a career in massage therapy, you may be interested to know that U.S. News and World Report online has it listed as one of the best 50 careers of 2011.   Read More
 
As far as the places to find employment, private ambulance companies will continue to have steady employment as well as hospitals and other medical facilities. As always, competition will continue to be great for EMS jobs within local government, due to better salaries and benefits.   Read More
 
If you are considering a career as a dental hygienist, you may be interested to know that U.S. News and World Report online has it listed as one of the best 50 careers of 2011.   Read More
 
The national demand for cardiovascular technologists is expected to be significant according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.* This is due to the growth in the aging population, more non-invasive screening measures being used, and the need to replace workers in the field.   Read More
 
Allied health professionals work with physicians and other members of the healthcare team to deliver high-quality patient care services. Their goal is to help doctors identify, prevent and treat any diseases, disabilities and disorders faced by their patients.   Read More
 
Medical laboratory technicians work in hospital or laboratory settings and spend most of their time in lab coats, gloves, goggles and masks. The exciting role of a medical lab tech is to play detective by running tests and analyzing specimen samples to help physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. No day in the field is the same.   Read More
 
Pharmacy technicians assist licensed pharmacists by providing prescribed medications to patients. They are often responsible for various basic pharmaceutical duties as well general administrative tasks.​   Read More
 
Medical billing and coding professionals are fundamental members of any clinical environment. They are responsible for filing claims and collecting payment for all services rendered by healthcare providers.​   Read More
 
The role of a medical assistant constantly changes to suit the size and nature of the medical practice. Medical assistants often perform both clerical and clinical duties. Medical assistants who work in a large environment may specialize in one particular area of care, while assistants who work in a small environment may perform the duties of multiple personnel.   Read More
 
Massage therapy is a unique and exiting professional field. It is a versatile area that offers a variety of employment opportunities and areas to specialize in. Massage therapists spend most of their time on their feet. It is a physically demanding job, and is perfect for someone with energy and vivacity.   Read More
 
Dialysis technicians operate machines that remove salt, toxins and excess waste from the blood of patients with malfunctioning kidneys. They are responsible for the maintenance and proper use of the machinery, as well as the care and comfort of the patient during the procedure.   Read More
 
Diagnostic medical sonographers, also called ultrasound technicians, use sonographic equipment to create images used to detect various medical conditions. During the procedure, the technician uses a hand-held transducer to transmit and receive high-frequency sound waves through a targeted area in the patient’s body.   Read More
 
What does a dental assistant do? The typical roles of a dental assistant can change depending on where they work, and every day on the job presents new and exciting challenges.   Read More
 
Cardiovascular technologists and sonographers assist cardiologists in detecting and treating ailments related to the heart and circulatory system.   Read More
 
The polysomnographic technician assists physicians in the analysis and diagnosis of sleep malfunctions and disorders. They are responsible for preparing patients, monitoring testing, operating equipment, and recording findings.   Read More
 
No day in surgery is the same as the one before, and surgery technologists must be able to adapt to the different situations that may arise during surgery. Surgical technologists are allied health professionals and they play an integral role in a team of healthcare workers to provide surgical care to patients.   Read More
 
Dental Assisting.   Read More
 
The changing face of Healthcare Management.   Read More
 
Massage therapy now offered at top hospitals in the country.   Read More
 
Trained medical assistants a valued asset for healthcare facilities   Read More
 
In an article in Career World, Nathan Lichtman describes allied health professionals as those who… “provide doctors and hospitals with vital expertise and crucial support. Without their contributions, many doctors would find themselves overwhelmed.”   Read More
 
“The financial challenges facing the healthcare market may help propel ultrasound growth rather than hinder it.” — Diane Wilkinson, InMedica   Read More
 
Utilize your skills in the dynamic healthcare industry.   Read More
 
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