Medical Technology Schools

The healthcare sector is projected to have 1.9 million annual openings between 2025 and 2035, with demand for radiologic and MRI 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.

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Biological Sciences

With a degree in biology or biochemistry, one can have a significant impact on the physical world as well as improve the everyday lives of thousands of people. Many students who major in biology or biochemistry for their undergraduate degree may plan to go on to become doctors, scientists, or researchers.

How to Become a Kinesiologist

Kinesiology is at a fascinating intersection of several scientific fields that all come together in motion. As a field of study, it is not limited to certain parts of the human body, but to the body as a whole, as well as the interaction of its different appendages, muscles, and nerves.

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Ask an Expert: Top 10 Things to Know Before Starting a Career in Histotechnology

Histology, which is the science of cell structure, isn’t at the front of most people’s thoughts. Histotechnology, which focuses on detecting tissue abnormalities and aiding in the diagnosis of disease, is even further removed from the mainstream conversation. Job data from the BLS suggests the field of histotechnology will grow at over double the national rate, pay over the average salary, and continue to offer entry-level jobs that sometimes require only an associate’s degree.

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.