Our Specialty Areas

1. Medical Laboratory Technologists/Technicians

1. 2. Radiologic Technologists
2. 3. Respiratory Therapists
3. 4. Occupational Therapists/Assistants
4. 5. Physical Therapists/Assistants
5. 6. Speech-Language Pathologists/Therapists
6. 7. Surgical Technologists
7. 8. Cardiovascular Technologists/Technicians
8. 9. Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
9. 10. Nuclear Medicine Technologists
10. 11. Sterile Processing Technicians
11. 12. Radiation Therapists
12. 13. Cardiovascular Sonographers
13. 14. Neurodiagnostic Technologists
14. 15. Ophthalmic Technicians/Technologists
15. 16. Medical Coders and Billers
16. 17. Phlebotomist 
17. 18. Dietitians and Nutritionists
18. 19. Pharmacy Technicians
19. 20. Bioinformatic Technicians 

Each allied health profession brings unique expertise and skills to the healthcare team, contributing to the overall well-being of patients and supporting various aspects of medical diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. These professionals work collaboratively to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients across a wide range of medical conditions and specialties.

1. Medical Receptionists
2. Medical Secretaries
3. Medical Billing Specialists
4. Medical Coding Specialists
5. Medical Transcriptionists
6. Medical Records Clerks
7. Health Unit Coordinators
8. Patient Care Coordinators
9. Patient Registration Representatives
10. Insurance Verification Specialists
11. Appointment Schedulers
12. Medical Office Assistants
13. Health Information Technicians
14. Medical Administrative Assistants
15. Admissions Coordinators
16. Front Desk Coordinators
17. Billing and Collections Specialists
18. Patient Advocates
19. Medical Office Managers
20. Practice Administrators

Medical administrative support professionals play crucial roles in ensuring the efficient functioning of healthcare facilities and providing excellent patient experiences. They handle various administrative tasks, such as scheduling appointments, managing patient records, handling insurance and billing processes, and coordinating communication between patients, healthcare providers, and other team members. Their expertise is essential for maintaining a well-organized and patient-centered healthcare environment.

1. 1. Health Information Technology (HIT) Specialists
2. 2. Health Informatics Analysts
3. 3. Electronic Health Record (EHR) Specialists
4. 4. Clinical Informatics Specialists
5. 5. Health Data Analysts
6. 6. Healthcare Systems Analysts
7. 7. Health IT Project Managers
8. 8. Health IT Consultants
9. 9. Health IT Support Specialists
10. 10. Health IT Trainers
11. 11. Health Information Managers
12. 12. Health Data Privacy and Security Analysts
13. 13. Telehealth Technicians
14. 14. Healthcare Software Developers
15. 15. Healthcare Database Administrators
16. 16. Health Information Exchange (HIE) Coordinators
17. 17. Healthcare Integration Specialists
18. 18. Healthcare IT Compliance Analysts
19. 19. Healthcare IT Quality Assurance Analysts
20. 20. Healthcare IT Network Administrators

Healthcare IT professionals are responsible for managing, implementing, and maintaining information technology systems in healthcare settings. They ensure the smooth operation of electronic health records (EHR) systems, analyze health data for insights, and provide technical support to healthcare staff. Their expertise is essential for advancing patient care, enhancing data security, and optimizing healthcare processes through the effective use of technology.