A new pilot in San Diego is working to smooth out supply and demand by educating more of these technicians and making it easier for students to seek training by erasing barriers to access.

Through the program, students earn nursing certifications that can lead to employment or serve as a bridge to other health ...

Interactive AR/VR laptops help students visualize dental anatomy, build confidence, and accelerate clinical readiness ...

Despite privacy risks and inaccuracy concerns, people are feeding blood test results, doctor’s notes and surgical reports ...

Wallace Community College-Dothan (WCCD) is pleased to report that, according to EduMed.org’s 2025 national rankings, our ...

Rapid growth among the physician assistant workforce is uncovering key challenges and trends among those in the profession. In September, technology and professional services provider Wolters Kluwer ...

In recent years, AI has emerged as a powerful tool for analyzing medical images. Thanks to advances in computing and large ...

The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education is requiring OB/GYN residents to participate in or observe induced ...

The firm leased 2,600 SF at Paces Pavilion, a 102K SF medical office building just east of Northside Parkway. This is the ...

The Buffalo Center for Arts & Technology held its graduation on Thursday night for approximately 90 adult students.

Pioneer Career & Technology Center honored The Willows at Willard for mentorship and job placement that help prepare future ...

With Kentucky’s physician shortage straining communities across the state, Kentucky universities are stepping up with ...