Do you love animals and would like to build a career caring for them? This diploma course provides you with the theoretical knowledge and training required to work in veterinary clinics and hospitals. We cover topics such as the history of veterinary medicine, the classification of living organisms, animal health, nutrition and more. We also discuss disease quantification and prevalence, animal anatomy and their nervous and endocrine systems.

The Medical Assistant program is designed to prepare men and women to function as members of the health care delivery team and perform administrative and clinical procedures.

Do you have an eye for detail, and enjoy working with a team? You can turn your passion for helping others into a rewarding medical career. Davis College’s Medical Assistant programs put you on track towards a brighter future in a variety of medical environments.

The Genetic Counseling Program offered at Baylor College of Medicine provides an integrated medical genetics graduate education. Students benefit from the School of Health Professions and Baylor College of Medicine environment, emphasizing the values of respect, integrity, innovation, teamwork, and excellence.

The Diploma in Applied Science with a Major in Expanded-Duty Dental Assisting prepares the student to work closely with the dentist as a chair-side assistant, office manager, and laboratory assistant providing preventative and restorative care.

Students who earn the Orthotic and Prosthetic Clinical Applications Diploma will meet the requirements to be employed as an Orthotic/Prosthetic Assistant or enter a Baccalaureate degree or a Master’s degree in Orthotics Prosthetics.

The Mission of the Surgical Technology program of Cabarrus College is to prepare competent entry-level surgical technologists in the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective learning domains by providing exemplary educational opportunities, both didactic and clinical.

The Dental Assisting/Dental Hygiene Integrated Program prepares graduates to function as dental auxiliaries. The Dental Assisting program prepares the student to function as a dental assistant under a dentist's supervision.

The diploma is ideal for students desiring to work in an institutional or hospital setting and adds the coursework to support that, such as institutional pharmacy operations and sterile compounding. Pharmacy Technician Certification Board recognizes our sterile compounding course as qualifying students to sit for the Compounded Sterile Products Technician exam after one year of sterile compounding work experience.

This course of studies is designed to offer a sufficient understanding and overview of acupuncture techniques to already accredited Medical Doctors desiring to utilize acupuncture in their practice. Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to apply this knowledge to augment the treatment of their patients.

Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine educates and trains students to become osteopathic physicians that provide research-driven quality care to the Northwest communities, particularly in rural and medically underserved populations.

Busy pharmacists count on pharmacy technicians to keep their departments running. At hospitals, retail pharmacies and care facilities, pharmacy technicians track prescriptions, manage inventory, and help fill orders.

The optometry program goals are to graduate optometrists who are knowledgeable, clinically competent, professional, and ethical.

The Eyecare Specialist program at North-West College is a professional health care training course designed to provide the fundamental knowledge and education needed to work as a technical assistant under a doctor's supervision.

There are few fields more consistently in demand than the health care field, and a career as a Medical Assistant is a challenging and rewarding way to care for people in need.