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NAHCE is a full-service health careers network and the only association dedicated to health jobs, careers and education. We present the Health Professional and those looking into health careers with the resources to discover, evaluate and to be informed about the many health career opportunities today and consequently help them to make the best decisions all through their career.

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Home Health Technician

Home Health Technicians work closely with patients and nurse practitioners in an occupation that significantly increases the quality of care, in-home companionship, interactive caregiving, productivity and efficiency in a home health care setting.

Weeks to complete course: (±) 70

CEU's: 135

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Clinical Medical Assistant

Clinical Medical Assistants work closely with patients and doctors in an occupation that significantly increases productivity in a clinical setting.

Weeks to complete course: (±) 32

CEU's: 60

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Medical Assistant

Medical Assistants responsibilities ranging from recording medical histories, discussing treatment procedures to patients, collecting laboratory specimens, to assist physicians during examinations.

Weeks to complete course: (±) 42

CEU's: 80

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Medical Billing and Coding Specialist

Precise coding is essential to the successful operation of any health care facility considering the fact that reported codes determine the amount of reimbursement received.

Weeks to complete course: (±) 38

CEU's: 75

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Medical Records Specialist

Expand your career opportunities and increase income potential by becoming an Electronic Health Records and Medical Billing and Coding Specialist.

Weeks to complete course: (±) 44

CEU's: 84

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Phlebotomy Technician

Phlebotomy is a skilled field of clinical practice primarily based on the collecting and proper handling of human specimens, a primary role in laboratory testing and patient care.

Weeks to complete course: (±) 14

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EKG ECG Cardiovascular Technologist aka Cardiographic and Electrocardiograph Technicians work closely with cardiovascular technologists and specialize in electrocardiogram EKG ECG testing.

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NAHCE Medical Assistant Clinical Specialist Program is a cost-effective and convenient opportunity for success driven individuals to excel in this demanding allied health profession.

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Medical Assistant Administrative Specialist

NAHCE Medical Assistant Administrative Specialist have received the highest standards of Medical Administrative education and have met the educational requirements of the certifying bodies in your field.

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The Top 5 Skills of A Medical Administrative Assistant

A Medical Administrative Assistant is the first person we speak with at a physicians office, clinic, urgent care, etc. Medical administrative assistants are intermediaries between the patients, the medical provider, insurance companies, and other healthcare providers necessary for a complete patient care. The job responsibilities can vary depending on the size and specialty of the medical facility. If you have acquired the following top 5 skills, medical administrative assisting may be the right career choice for you...
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Health Career Soft Skills For Success

Hard skills are easy to quantify, specific, teachable abilities that are acquired through formal education, training courses, and experience on the job. It is your knowledge and expertise in a particular field that makes you employable. Those are the skills that employers and recruiters require you to have to be even considered for a position. If you ever looked for a job in your profession you know exactly what they are because they are on your resume. Hard skills can be learned and perfected over time, tested at a job interview....
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EKG Technician Salary, Job Outlook, and Benefits

After 15 weeks education and training, an electrocardiograph technician may enter into the employment marketplace and begin saving lives by means of analysis and monitoring using an EKG machine. Just like any type of job duty, there are numerous factors that impact the salary. on the other hand the median EKG technician salary in the united states approximately $49,000, at about $23.50 per hour...
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Advantages Of Online Education

With constantly evolving technology and instant access to information, the traditional educational system is transforming. We see more online courses offered by colleges and universities. In our fast-paced and busy world, where we have to juggle all the life’s responsibilities, eLearning is gaining popularity as an alternative to a traditional education for many reasons...
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Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) Career

The healthcare industry is expected to have the fastest employment growth in the next years. The constantly growing demand for specialized Health Professionals in the medical sector offers stability, advancement, and good pay outlook. Highly trained medical administrative assistants are in need. Explore what is required to become a certified medical administrative assistant (CMAA), and if this is the right career choice for you...
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Health Information Management (HIM) Career

In the recent years, we see more and more information technology (IT) implementation in the healthcare field. The traditional way of running a medical facility is rapidly changing through electronic health records (EHRS), personal health records (PHRS), health information exchange (HIE), electronic prescribing, medical coding and billing, etc. Everything is happening online and instantly. The need for Health Information Management Technologist +T (HIMT) Health Professionals is on the rise...
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The Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) Career

Considering a career as a Medical Assistant? Here are few things you need to know. Medical Assistant is certainly a very demanding but fulfilling career with many advancement and growth opportunities. If you enjoy helping others and like working face to face with people than this is the profession for you. Medical Assistants interact with patients every day, and the patients are their main focus....
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Open the door to a career in HIM as an Electronic Health Records Specialist

A medical records specialist should have a clear understanding of the difference between EMR and EHR. HIM professions are in high demand. the applications of EHRs and medical coding is providing various opportunities for career advancement and in the healthcare sector. Critical information about our health, prescription medications, allergies and results of previous tests to be accurate and instantly available has become very important and demanding component of today's health care operations...
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The ECG / EKG Technologist and Certified Electrocardiograph Technician (CET) Career

The Certified Electrocardiograph Technician (CET) is a Nationally recognized certification. In this profession, those who are certified have an advantage when looking for a job. Discover the benefits of becoming an EKG tech and begin saving lives in this gratifying and rapidly growing health career...
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Phlebotomist Careers and Mobile Phlebotomy

There are more than 1 billion blood draws in the United States each year and healthcare laboratory tests is a substantial part of a 2.7 trillion dollar US healthcare market. This market is massive and continually expanding and has called for improvements and the reinvention of phlebotomy processes to improve laboratory access to diagnostic blood draws and testing...
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College enrollment vs Inflation

College enrollment vs Inflation and The Family Financial Burden Across the Nation the inflated cost of college enrollment vs inflation has become a major issue for many families and these trends will ultimately discourage most low and middle-income families from considering a college education as a practical option...
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Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) Career

When changing or starting a career path many things need to be considered: employment rate, required training, earning potential, soft skills, experience, advancement opportunities, etc. If you are considering becoming a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) here are some facts you should know before you decide, whether to pursue this career or not. First of all, what does it mean to be a Clinical Medical Assistant?
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Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) Career

There are many things to question when choosing to start a new career. How much will I get paid? Will I find a job easily? What is required of me in order to be successful in this field? Before starting a career as a Pharmacy Technician, there is some important information you should know and take into consideration.
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Allied Health

Allied Health is a term used to categorize a wide range of health professionals who are not physicians, dental practitioners or nurses. Allied Health Professions prevent, diagnose and treat a variety of conditions that lead to health problems and disease. They are a part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team aiming to provide the best patient care and long-term results.
Average Salary = $37,860
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Health Information Services

Health information management (HIM) professionals manage the data regarding all aspects of a patient's health care. It's the practice of acquiring, inspecting and safeguarding the digital and traditional medical information that is essential to providing high quality patient health care. (HIM) gives oversight to the electronic and paper records of patient care in a facility.
Average Salary = $49,381
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Healthcare Administration

Health Administration also often called Healthcare Administration and medical administration is the field associated with management, and supervision of general public health systems, healthcare systems, hospitals, clinics, and private practice including hospital networks. Health care administrators, direct Healthcare operations in hospitals clinics and other types of organizations make both daily and long-term decisions that affect healthcare system's, business strategies and health policy.
Average Salary = $63,414
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Nursing

Nurses become an advocate for good health and the prevention of health problems and disease. Nursing is the profession and practice of providing care for the sick, disabled, dying or injured people. Nursing includes autonomous and collaborative treatment, care and attention of individuals of all ages, families, and communities in every healthcare setting.
Average Salary = $71,000
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Laboratory / Pathology

Clinical pathology is an area of expertise that involves analysis and identification of diseases and the structural and functional changes produced by them. This is done through laboratory examinations of bodily specimens such as blood, urine, and cell tissue using clinical microbiology, hematology, and molecular pathology.
Average Salary = $73,285
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Radiology & Diagnostics

Diagnostic radiology plays an integral part in the prognosis of disease and examining personal injury. Diagnostic radiology is the healthcare field that uses Imagery examinations and procedures to test and evaluate a patients health condition and is used in all forms of health care.
Average Salary = $71-$350K
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Physicians & Surgeons

Physicians and surgeons are medical practitioners who treat illness and injury by diagnostic, evaluations, performing surgery, and providing other medical services and advice. They specialize and treat patients in a variety of areas, such as radiology, oncology, internal medicine, anesthesia, pediatrics, psychiatry, surgery, and gynecology. Physicians and surgeons are highly trained and duly authorized by law to practice medicine.duly authorized by law to practice medicine.
Average Salary = $375,396
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Dentistry

Denisrty is the treatment diseases and other conditions that have an effect on one's teeth and gums. Treatment would typically consist of repairing or removing existing teeth, Bonding, Braces, Bridges and Implants, Crowns and Caps, Dentures, Extractions, Fillngs and Repairs, Gum Surgery, Examinations, Root Canals, and Sealants.
Average Salary = $133k-$174k
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Complementary and Alternative Medicine is a group of diverse medical and health care practices and products of medical remedies and treatments for healing and disease that are not thought to be conventional by the medical profession. Alternative practices include chiropractic, herbalism, homeopathy, acupuncture and alternative medicine.
Average Salary = $58k-$74k
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