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Healthcare schools prepare students for essential roles in the medical field. These programs typically take 6 months to 2 years to complete, leading to careers in nursing, medical assisting, dental hygiene, pharmacy technology, and other allied health professions.

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Explore our collection of articles about healthcare careers, medical training programs, and vocational health education.

Online Trade School Programs: What You Can (and Can't) Learn Remotely

The booming market for online vocational training is full of genuine opportunity — and genuine traps. Here's how to tell the difference.

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The Hands That Heal: Healthcare Vocational Programs and the Fastest Path to a Medical Career Without a Four-Year Degree

A comprehensive guide to healthcare vocational programs—from phlebotomy certificates to dental hygiene degrees—covering salary data, accreditation, stackable credentials, and career pathways into medicine without a four-year degree.

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Highest-Paying Trade School Careers: Salary Data, Job Growth, and How to Get There

A data-driven guide to the highest-paying trade school careers, with salary data from BLS May 2024 statistics, job growth projections through 2034, and how to enter each field.

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The CNA Pipeline

An honest guide to becoming a CNA—covering demand, daily work, training requirements, pay reality, and whether the CNA-to-LPN-to-RN career ladder actually works for most people.

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Healthcare Careers That Don't Require a Four-Year Degree

A side-by-side comparison of six healthcare careers that don't require a bachelor's degree—with 2024 salary data, job growth projections, and credential stacking strategies.

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