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#ChoosePT in California: Healing the Pain of the Opioid Epidemic

According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, about 20,000 Americans are killed every year by prescription painkillers. These deaths are almost always overdoses on prescription opioids such as oxycodone and fentanyl (the drug that killed Prince). But unfortunately, that number is deceptively small. Many more deaths stack on top

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4 Personality Types for a Medical Biller & Coder

Are you detail-oriented, organized, or someone who enjoys solving problems? Your personality could be a good match for a career in medical billing and coding. Not every healthcare career involves direct patient care. Some professionals make an important contribution behind the scenes by organizing medical information, reviewing documentation, and helping

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Pharmacy Technician Careers: 1500 BC to Present

The history of pharmacy technicians connects an ancient need—preparing and documenting medicines—with a modern healthcare career built around accuracy, technology, and patient safety. But there is an important distinction: pharmacy technicians did not practice as today’s regulated professionals in 1500 BC. That date points to early pharmaceutical records, while the

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Veterinary Assistant Graduates

Meet Kaylie Cooper, Albert Bravo, Lourdez Resendez, Osvelia Ferrusca, and Fernando Bello. A few of our Aspiring students eager to get there Certificates. After 8 months of coming to class everyday, they went on Externship and were all Hired. Now they will be standing before us as Veterinary Assistant Graduates.

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How Much Does a Medical Assistant Make?

If you’re considering a career in healthcare, one of the first questions you’re likely asking is: How much does a Medical Assistant make? When researching what is the salary of a medical assistant, salary is an important factor when choosing a career path, but it’s only part of the picture.

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Jobs in the Healthcare Field are Increasing

Opportunities in the medical field are continuing to grow and interest in healthcare fields are ever-so increasing. According to Brookings Institution, a policy research company located in Washington, around 7.4 million of the 12.1 million employees in the healthcare field have less than a four-year degree. This is an astounding

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