Direct Patient Care
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Medical Assisting
Learn how to perform routine diagnostic procedures, draw blood (phlebotomy) and administer immunizations and first aid through a hands-on externship and relevant curriculum.
Degrees offered: Diploma.
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Medical Laboratory Technician
Become well-versed in critical skills through hands-on curriculum in courses such as Clinical Chemistry, Hematology and Microbiology.
Degrees offered: Associate's degree.
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Pharmacy Technician
Learn to read medication orders, fill prescriptions and perform inventory functions necessary to efficiently support pharmacists in a retail setting.
Degrees offered: Certificate.
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Physical Therapist Assistant*
Sharpen your understanding of how limited mobility can affect a patient's life while learning how to play a critical role in helping people regain their independence.
Degrees offered: Associate's degree. 2
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Radiologic Technology
Gain a comprehensive knowledge of standard X-ray, mobile X-ray and fluoroscopic technologies along with patient care techniques through online coursework, on-campus labs and clinical site experiences.
Degrees offered: Associate's degree.
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Surgical Technologist
In fully equipped, industry-standard surgical suite laboratories, you'll learn common procedures and technology used in the operating room, as well as tactics for handling high-pressure situations.
Degrees offered: Associate's degree.
Indirect Patient Care
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Health Information Management
Develop the professional communication and leadership skills necessary to collaborate and lead a team of health information professionals, as well as manage health information systems.
Degrees offered: Bachelor's degree.
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Health Information Technician
Prepare to analyze and manage patient care data through in-field insight from instructors and firsthand experiences in a sophisticated digital lab, while learning to communicate effectively as part of a healthcare team.
Degrees offered: Associate's degree.
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Healthcare
Stay relevant in today’s industry by broadening your healthcare experience and building your business skills. Our in-depth coursework, including Principles of Finance, Introduction to Organizational Leadership and Introduction to Human Resource Management, will help build your healthcare knowledge for a successful career across a wide range of work environments. For students in Illinois, select Health Sciences in the form below if you are interested in a similar program. Specialization options will vary.
Degrees offered: Certificate, Associate's degree.
Associate's degree specializations: Medical Administrative Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Medical Assisting and Healthcare Administration.
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Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA)
Be prepared to transition from your current role to management and leadership positions in healthcare. You’ll be able to take on more challenging and strategic functions such as hospital administrator, clinical director, health services manager or practice manager.
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Medical Administrative Assistant
Develop the customer service and office management professionalism that makes a real difference in the lives of others. You'll gain communication and technology skills, as well as learn how to smoothly operate a healthcare facility.
Degrees offered: Certificate.
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Medical Billing and Coding
Learn coding skills and gain understanding of electronic health record systems to become an important correspondent with healthcare providers and insurance companies.
Degrees offered: Certificate.
Social Wellness
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Health & Wellness
Promote the health and well-being of others through leadership roles across a wide range of healthcare career opportunities. You'll learn from courses in our holistic curriculum—from wellness education to behavioral and physical health.
Degrees offered: Bachelor's degree.
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Master of Public Health (MPH)
Make change that matters on a local and global community level. Drawing on areas from epidemiology, health informatics and analytics to public health policy and administration and population health management, this MPH degree is designed to advance your leadership skills and empower you to influence health outcomes for diverse populations. 1