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A phlebotomist is an allied healthcare professional who collects blood samples from patients. Phlebotomy training courses prepare students for entry-level jobs as phlebotomists and typically take a year or less …
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A medical coding and billing specialist is a person who provides essential healthcare communication between medical offices and insurance companies.Medical billing and coding is a unique path for those interested …
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Becoming a Healthcare Manager is a natural choice for those who are interested in the healthcare field from an administrative and business perspective rather than the clinical side. Learn more …
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As a nurse, you play a pivotal role in the health and well-being of every community that you touch, and no matter what level of education or experience you’ve attained …
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Respiratory therapists (RT) are specially trained medical providers that assist medical doctors and registered nurses with the care of patients suffering from respiratory and cardiac illnesses. RTs are involved with …
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Considering getting into the field of public health? If you are passionate about improving the health of entire populations, have a penchant for research, policy and education, then earning your …
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Radiologic technology is a growing field with tremendous growth opportunities. U.S. News and World Report ranks radiology techs #24 in best health care support jobs. As a radiology technician, you’ll …
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If you’re looking for a rewarding healthcare career that has little schooling, you may be considering becoming a phlebotomist. Payscale reports that phlebotomists are highly satisfied with their jobs and …
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Part One How Much Does an Ultrasound Tech Make? The average ultrasound technician salary is $75,380 per year as of May 2021 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics …
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Healthcare is a field that's continually growing and always expanding. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is estimating a 13% growth rate in healthcare occupations by 2031. This means …
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