Medical Technology Schools

The healthcare sector is projected to have 1.9 million annual openings between 2023 and 2033, with demand for clinical laboratory technologists rising 5%—driven by improved healthcare access, technological advancements, an aging population, and cost-effective hiring, making medical technologist programs a shorter, affordable path in this growing field.

New On MTS

clinical lab scientists review slide

Cytologist Certification – CT (ASCP)

Cytologists (CTs) and other allied health professionals work behind the scenes of an examination room in laboratories to examine tissue samples for evidence of cancerous and precancerous cells and infectious diseases. Given the importance of accuracy and the time-sensitive nature of this profession, cytology certification is highly valued by healthcare professionals and patients.

Young scientists analyzing substances in laboratory

Medical Laboratory Science

A bachelor's degree is typically required to pursue a career as a medical laboratory scientist, and there are MLS programs available in states ranging from Washington to Vermont, as well as online programs specifically developed to help the working MLT become an MLS.

Neurodiagnostic Technologist

Most aspiring neurodiagnostic technicians (NDTs) opt to pursue two-year AAS degrees, although seasoned healthcare professionals may pursue a shorter certification program instead. Both certification and degree programs prepare students to perform neurological scans, capture brain information, and analyze it in order to help those with neurological disorders.

Experts Interviewed on MTS

Our writers have interviewed experts in every field covered on this site. Discover what to expect in medical technology careers from the people who know it best.