Radiologic technologists are medical specialists who work either in public hospitals or in private practices. They are trained to operate high end medical imaging devices and equipments, in order to help doctors and physicians put an accurate diagnosis. It often happens that a good radiologic technologist can make the difference between life and death, as… Click to read full article

Operating room nurses, most commonly known as scrub nurses, are trained professionals who assist doctors, physicians and surgeons of all kinds in the operating room. They work in the sterile environment and they have a series of different duties and responsibilities, from sterilizing the tools and handling them over to the surgeons to talking to… Click to read full article

Medical laboratory technologists are professionals who work behind the scenes and who spend most of their time in the laboratory, conducting research that is vital for the overall medical service quality provided to the patient. The medical laboratory technologist can conduct a series of laboratory tests on tissue samples, blood and other bodily fluids in… Click to read full article

Nail technicians, also referred to as manicurists and pedicurists in the beauty industry, are trained nail specialists who perform a variety of tasks on the client’s fingernails and toenails, from cleaning them and cutting the cuticles to applying nail polish. These professionals must also sterilize and clean the tools and be careful when using chemicals… Click to read full article

Hemodialysis technicians, also known as dialysis technicians, are trained professionals who operate and monitor the high end medical devices that are used for purifying different bodily fluids, mainly blood. These professionals are very important for transfusion processes like hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis, and it often happens that the life of the patient depends on them.… Click to read full article