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If you’ve never had an ultrasound exam, you might feel anxious about it, but the procedure doesn’t have to be stressful.

Like any career in the medical field, imaging technologists can benefit from furthering their credentials and gaining more experience.

Public health nurse practitioners work to ensure the healthy stay well and the sick recover.

Imaging technologies, such as ultrasounds and mammograms, are used in women’s health to help diagnose conditions and improve health outcomes. There are a wide variety of women’s health conditions that require or can benefit from imaging tools.

Combine your love for technology and patient care. Learn why Pediatric Sonography is a top career choice for those wanting to impact the future of children's health.

Healthcare and hospital administrators are professionals who work to keep healthcare organizations running efficiently.

Healthcare is one of the fastest growing industries, thanks in large part to an increased demand for health services. By 2026, the industry is expected to add around 2.4 million jobs1 at a growth rate of 18%.

The detective work begins the moment a patient presents with a medical complaint. The diagnostician must infer from the patient’s symptoms and complaints what’s most likely causing the condition.

AdventHealth University (AHU) and Stetson University are partnering to offer an innovative, dual-degree, online program leading students to both Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees.

As crucial members of the healthcare team, imaging technologists are responsible for performing diagnostic imaging examinations, administering radiation therapy treatments, and ensuring the comfort and safety of patients.