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What Can I Do with an Anatomy and Physiology Degree?

Did you know that if adult's blood vessels were laid end to end, they could circle Earth's equator four times? Or that the human heart beats over 3,000,000,000 times in an average lifespan? Did you know that the average human mouth produces about one liter of saliva daily? Or that the human nose can recognize . . .

What Can I Do with a Degree in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences?

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No single act does more to connect us to one another, and even to make us human, than communication. From our first babbles to our final words, the language we speak to one another shares our ideas, feelings, and needs, allowing us to grow and thrive. And hearing the ideas, feelings, and needs of others . . .

What Can I Do With a Medical Technology Degree?

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Within the practices and professions within medicine, a mixture of medical knowledge, judgement, and proper data is undoubtedly important. With that said, a mountain of medical knowledge or judgment is almost useless without an ability to gather information about a patient, gather information about a health condition, and effectively deliver a treatment. Technology is -- . . .

What Can I Do With a Physiotherapy Degree?

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High salaries. Flexible work settings. High job demand. Helping others. Many jobs fulfill one or more of these values, yet few jobs offer all of them. But the field of physiotherapy is lucrative, flexible, in-demand, and measurably improves people's lives. This health profession has plenty of well-compensated openings, all aimed at helping people live healthier . . .

What Can I Do With An Occupational Therapy Degree?

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Tell me and I forget. Teach me, and I remember. Involve me, and I learn — Chinese Proverb Occupational therapy uses evaluation then intervention to build, recover, and maintain activities (or occupations) and functions for people, groups, and broader communities. It's profoundly rewarding to work in a field in which you'll get to build real . . .

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What Associate’s Degrees Are Good for a Career in the Health Care Industry?

Krystle Dodge

IMAGE SOURCE: Pixabay, public domain. The health care industry is the fastest-growing industry in the United States. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) expects health care job opportunities to increase by 19 percent over just a decade, adding more than two million jobs. Given the positive job outlook, it’s no wonder . . .

Top 10 Paying Healthcare Jobs without an M.D.

Terry Robinson

As the title states, we have excluded any medical profession with the intials "M.D." (Doctor of Medicine) required as many don't have the time, money or the inclination to become a doctor or dentist. This leaves other well-paid occupations that require as little as an associate's degree and a few may require a PhD. In addition . . .

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