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Careers in Healthcare

Associate’s Bachelor’s Master’s Doctorate College Degrees in Healthcare

Dentists Dental Hygienists Dental Lab Technicians Dental Assistants Dentistry Careers

Medical Lab Technician Phlebotomist Radiologic Technician Medical Laboratory Technologist ECG Technician Diagnostic Careers

EMT/Paramedic EMT Tech Intermediate EMT Tech Ambulance/Basic Emergency Medicine Services

Medical Records Medical Transcriptionist Medical Illustrator Medical Librarian Health Information and Communication Services

Physician Physician’s Assistant Medical Assistant Specialty Areas- Anesthesiologist, Family Physician, Gerontologist, Oncologist, Plastic Surgeon, Sports Medicine Medical Careers

Psychologist Psychiatrist Social workers/sociologists Mental and Social Services

Funeral Director Embalmer Mortuary Assistant Mortuary Careers

Registered Nurse (RN) Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Nurse Assistant Surgical Technician Nursing Careers

Dietician, RD Dietetic Technician Dietetic Assistant Nutrition and Dietary Services

Occupational Therapist Pharmacist Physical Therapist Massage Therapist Recreational Therapist Respiratory Therapist Art, Music, Dance Therapist Athletic Trainer Therapeutic Services

Veterinarian Vet Technician Vet Assistant Veterinary Careers

Ophthalmologist Optometrist Optician Ophthalmic Technician Vision Services

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