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How To Break Into The Medical Field Without A Bachelor’s Degree

By Robyn Shulman
January 9, 2020
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As one of the fastest-growing industries in the country, it’s not a surprise why many people are racing toward a career in the medical field.

However, for many, the dream of becoming a doctor or specialist can often be too expensive and time-consuming.

>How can you break into the medical field without spending years in school obtaining a degree? The following list includes some of the best occupations in the medical field that don’t require a bachelor’s degree.

Phlebotomist

A phlebotomist is amongst the most popular choices for people seeking to break into the medical field. The job requirements for this role do not require a degree and only the mastery of a program.

What is a phlebotomist? A phlebotomist collects blood from either patients or donors. 

This position is in high demand due to a large number of baby boomers retiring, and people can now order blood tests online without the consent of a doctor. Most phlebotomists will see themselves working within a clinical laboratory, hospital, or community health center. They can expect to see a yearly salary between $25,177 to $30,470 a year.

Medical Assistant

If you want to work in the medical field without having to become a doctor, a degree in medical assisting can teach you many things related to using medical instruments and aiding doctors in their duties.

Medical assistants work closely with physicians within a clinical and medical facility environment. They are often the first line of defense when patients are facing particular concerns. They communicate with patients about the intentions of the doctor, and assist with running the office.

Becoming a medical assistant is not only a fast-growing career, but it is growing rapidly when you compare it to other medical positions, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The educational requirements offerings include the following: campus training, online training, and hybrid programs. Different training is often required depending on your state laws. Technically, you can become a medical assistant with just a high school diploma, but many physicians require on the job training before working with patients.

Ultrasound Technician

You might have heard about ultrasound technicians. They are commonly known for their involvement during a women’s pregnancy. However, their duties and skills stretch beyond pregnancy. They also focus on utilizing ultrasound technology to examine a person’s organs, blood vessels, and tissues. They then transfer this information to a physician or other organization. Although the occupation does not require the obtainment of a degree, it is highly recommended to obtain certification in the field. Certification allows potential employers to see that you are serious and qualified enough to bring on board.

Getting into the medical field has become more accessible to the everyday person. You don’t always have to go through the long and expensive process of medical school. Through the information above, you can begin to formulate a chosen route to take to make your dream of working within the medical industry come true.

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