Welcome to Allied Health Careers Portal!
Allied health professionals accounts for over 60% of the total healthcare workforce in the US. Healthcare professionals represents about 10% of the total employed professionals nationwide and about 6million of these professionals are allied health professionals.
Allied health professionals provide technical and supportive service for physicians and nurses in the patient examination and treatment process and/or directly get involved in patient care and community health services.Allied health professionals can be broadly categorized as technicians or assistants (e.g. medical assistant, pharmacy technician, etc) and technologist or therapist (e.g. pharmacist, occupational therapist, etc). The first category usually work under supervision of the later and in most cases not more than certification (less than 2 years education) is required to become assistant or technician. Whereas technologies/ therapies need to complete at least four year degree program and hold license to practice their profession.
Our website covers major portion of these vast workforce and we will try to provide you with career overviews, job descriptions, educational and skill requirements, certification and license related regulations, entry level salary ranges and other benefits, etc.
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| Therapy and Rehabilitation | Counseling | ||
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| Health Information and Communication | Veterinary Medicine | ||
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| Pharmacy | Vision Related Professions | ||
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| Laboratory Science | Medical Imaging | ||
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