Degrees in the Health Professions Programs

Cytotechnologists evaluate cell samples through microscopic analysis to determine any abnormalities.

A diagnostic sonographer uses ultrasound equipment to form images of various parts of the body.

Histotechnology is a science-based profession that assists pathologists with the diagnosis of disease on biologic samples from patients.

Medical imaging uses technology such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and mammography to create pictures of the body that physicians use to diagnose and treat illnesses.

Medical laboratory science is a diverse, science-based profession aimed at accurate performance of clinical laboratory procedures on biologic samples from patients. 

Ophthalmic technicians assist in caring for patients with disorders and diseases of the eye.

The Paramedic Science program trains graduates to work as a paramedic.

Radiation therapists administer radiation to specific sites of the patient’s body for the treatment of benign and malignant tumors.

Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic x-ray procedures to help physicians diagnose disease or detect injury and infection.

Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, rehabilitate and educate patients to prevent and manage cardiopulmonary diseases.