Medical Device Training
A medical device training program
gives you the skills you need to operate non-invasive diagnostic medical equipment
such as ultrasound sonographs. You will take courses in medical terminology and in
the safe operation of diagnostic equipment. You will learn how to explain to patients
the purposes of their diagnostic procedures and of how the physicians will interpret
the results. Depending on the program, you might also serve an externship, allowing
you to work in the office of a cooperating physician, clinic, or other healthcare
faculty.
Once you have completed your training, you will be qualified for entry-level work
at a hospital, physician's office, clinic, or diagnostic imaging center.
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Sanford-Brown
Institute
 How
can you turn your love of medicine into a rewarding career in as little as 9 months?
At Sanford-Brown Institute. SBI offers students the skills they need to start a career
as a Cardiovascular Technologist, Surgical Technologist, Medical Billing Specialist,
Medical Assistant, or Diagnostician. Short-term programs focus on providing the knowledge
you need to get the medical job you want. Classes meet days and evenings and are
conveniently scheduled for both working and non-working adults.
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TechSkills
 TechSkills
offers medical programs to propel your career forward. Medical programs offered in:
Medical Coding and Billing, Medical Office Administration, Medical Transcription.
Convenient campus locations across the U.S.
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ECPI
 A
tech degree from ECPI means success in the real world. For over 36 years, ECPI has
taught courses that focus on the skills employers need. Accredited programs such
as Networking, Software Development, or Electronics are available. ECPI has
locations in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and online classes. Complete
your Tech degree in as little as 16 months
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