Medical scientists strive to improve human health. They conduct research that becomes the foundation for treating a variety of conditions and diseases.Read More
Thursday, Dec 16 2010 03:35 PM
Medical records and health information technicians assemble, organize and manage patient health information data, and ensure its accuracy, accessibility and security. Click "play" to watch career video.Read More
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Medical equipment preparers inspect, install, clean, sterilize and disinfect laboratory and healthcare equipment. Click "play" to watch career video.Read More
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Coroners determine cause of death in cases of accident, violence or unexplained circumstances by performing autopsies and engaging in scientific analysis. Click "play" to watch coroners career video.Read More
Friday, Sep 24 2010 11:47 AM
Dental Laboratory Technicians specialize in the design, construction and repair of full or partial dentures or dental appliances. Click "play" to watch career video.Read More
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Medical assistants perform clinical and administrative duties under the direction of physicians, chiropractors, podiatrists and other healthcare providers.Read More
Friday, Sep 17 2010 11:00 AM
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics provide vital care and hospital transportation to people who experience accidents and other medical emergencies. Click "play" to watch video.Read More
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Learn About Top Healthcare Jobs and Careers
Healthcare is a broad field; it includes medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, nutrition and healthcare administration careers, among many others. Some of these professions are among the most secure and fastest growing in the nation. Healthcare careers require differing levels of education. Medical assistants and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) need a one-year certificate from a vocational school. Registered nurses (RNs) have to earn at least an associate's degree in nursing from a community college. Physical and occupational therapists need master's degrees, and a professional doctorate is required to become a medical doctor (MD).