Colleges & Universities that provide Medical Assisting Degrees

A Medical Assisting program can prepare you to work with physicians and patients by taking vital signs, administering injections, and aiding in minor surgical procedures. This program can be done in 1 to 2 years, depending on the level.

General Information

Become an important member of health care teams.

Radiologists use sophisticated equipment to produce high quality radiographic images of patients using the least amount of radiation to diagnose and treat injury or disease. Technologists assess the patient, develop the images, and evaluate the images to determine if additional images are required for diagnoses. Career opportunities include working in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and private industries.

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