If you’re curious about how the world works and love solving problems with science, biotechnology could be your perfect fit. As a technician, you’ll be part of a research team exploring big questions in health, agriculture, and the environment. Your day-to-day might include collecting samples from water, soil, plants, or blood, preparing specimens, running experiments, […]
View MoreDental hygienists play a vital role in patient care, helping prevent disease and promote healthy habits. In this hands-on role, you’ll perform routine cleanings, remove plaque and stains, and examine gums for signs of infection or recession. You’ll support each patient’s health journey with care, precision, and practical advice they can put into action. It’s […]
View MoreRadiologic technologists play a critical role in patient care by capturing images that help doctors diagnose injuries and illness. Using advanced imaging equipment, they provide the first look inside the body and guide important treatment decisions. In this career, you’ll work with some of the most powerful and precise technology in healthcare. From digital X-rays […]
View MoreIn Central Texas, there is a growing demand for skilled sonographers trained in cardiovascular or medical-vascular imaging. To enter this high-demand field, pick from the two options below, and we’ll pay for not only your associate degree (AAS) but also your required advanced technical certificate (ATC). With both awards, you’ll be ready for your new […]
View MoreIn Central Texas, there is a growing demand for specialized sonographers trained in non-invasive vascular technology. To help you enter this high-demand field, we’ll pay for not only your associate degree (AAS) at Temple College but also your advanced technical certificate (ATC). With both awards, you’ll be ready to enter you new career! Diagnostic Medical […]
View MoreEmergency medical technicians (EMTs) or paramedics most often work out of an ambulance and respond to emergency calls relayed to them through a dispatcher. Their vehicle serves as a mobile clinic and the paramedic team that operates it is responsible for keeping it stocked, sterilized, and fully operational at all times. Paramedics are trained in […]
View MoreHealth information technologists, also known as medical coders, analyze medical records, assign codes, and process medical information required by insurance companies. They also protect the security of medical records to ensure that confidentiality is maintained. By keeping complete and organized patient records, they also ensure medical practitioners can provide appropriate medical treatment as quickly as […]
View MoreLVNs provide essential, hands-on care that makes a real difference in people’s lives. They work in clinics, rehab centers, hospices, dialysis units, and patients’ homes—monitoring vital signs, administering medications, starting IVs, and assisting with medical equipment like oxygen tanks and catheters. But the impact goes beyond clinical tasks. LVNs help patients with daily activities like […]
View MoreMedical lab technicians work in science laboratories and use special equipment to run tests. Their job starts when they receive samples of body fluids or tissues from a doctor. The medical lab tech must study and prepare the sample for testing. The results of the tests go back to the doctor to help with diagnosing […]
View MoreOccupational therapy assistants help clients overcome the challenges of recovering from illness, injury, or other disabling conditions. They select therapy activities that fit the patient’s needs and capabilities, then monitor their performance and provide instruction and encouragement. They will evaluate the daily living skills and capacities of physically, developmentally, or emotionally disabled clients, then instruct […]
View MorePhysical therapy assistants help patients regain physical abilities, recover independence, and improve their quality of life. They measure patients’ range-of-joint motion, body parts, or vital signs to determine effects of treatments. They will instruct patients in prescribed exercises or assist in therapeutic treatments such as aquatic physical therapy, heat, light, sound, or electrical modality treatments. […]
View MoreNursing is consistently ranked as one of the top careers in the nation, and it’s easy to see why. As a Registered Nurse, you’ll take a leading role in patient care, working closely with doctors, specialists, and other nurses to create and carry out care plans. RNs monitor patient health, administer medications, record symptoms, and […]
View MoreRespiratory therapists work as part of a team of physicians and nurses to provide care to patients. Specifically, they set up and operate devices such as mechanical ventilators, therapeutic gas administration apparatuses, environmental control systems, or aerosol generators. In some cases, respiratory therapists will provide emergency care, such as artificial respiration, external cardiac massage, or […]
View MoreSurgical technicians are vital members of the operating room team, responsible for keeping the environment sterile, the tools organized, and the patient safe throughout surgery. Before a procedure, you’ll prepare the room, sterilize instruments, and assist with patient setup and anesthesia prep. During surgery, you’ll manage tools, track vital signs, and keep a precise count […]
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