Have you thought about a career as a medical assistant? In Florida, without any prior experience, you can expect to earn an average of $37,190 per year. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this field will increase by 18 percent from 2020 to 2030. This represents a much faster growth rate than the average for… Read more »
Globalization, advancement of research, medical studies, and the growing healthcare industry post-pandemic are a few causes for the introduction of several health-related jobs. The field of phlebotomy and electrocardiogram technicians is one such flourishing example. Therefore, if you want to pursue a career that offers excellent pay and tremendous importance, becoming an electrocardiogram technician is… Read more »
Medical assistant jobs in the United States continue increasing after the widespread covid’19 that resulted in a boom in healthcare activities. As people prioritize their physical wellbeing and visit hospitals for blood tests and consultancy, the need for medical assistance and administration is reaching new heights. So, if you’re a medical student and want to… Read more »
The Healthcare industry is expanding, with new specializations popping up and rising in demand every day, especially since the outspread of covid’19. Recent years have seen a surge in veinous-related jobs. So, if you’re starting to think about your possible career options in the medical field, now is the potential time to become a certified… Read more »
The National Association of Phlebotomy Technician Professionals (NAPTP) offers their new Phlebotomy Instructor Certification. If you are currently a practicing Phlebotomy Technician and have over 6 months full-time experience, you can become a Certified Phlebotomy Instructor through the NAPTP.. This certification includes 16.5 CEU’s through the NTA along with a national certification which requires renewal… Read more »
