Colleges and universities offer both two-year associate’s and four-year bachelor’s degree programs in medical technology. One-year certificate programs also are available from specific trade colleges and some hospitals
A bachelor’s degree is the education typically required for medical technologists. There also are postsecondary education programs that lead to graduate certificates. Education programs typically include both academic study and clinical work. Coursework includes anatomy, pathology, patient care, radiation physics and protection, and image evaluation.
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READ MOREFinancial aid and student loan packages can vary from school to school, often times depending on the program’s accrediting agency and whether it qualifies for a federal student loan. Independent loan organizations also offer a range of loan packages which usually defer payment until once the program has been completed…
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