15 Healthcare Technology Bachelors Degree Programs

The Bachelor in Health Technology and Innovation Business programme prepares students to work at the intersection of health, tech, and entrepreneurship. You will learn how digital tools, data, and modern technologies can improve healthcare, and how to develop ideas into real products or services.

Health Science offers a variety of programs including a major with different options leading to the Bachelor of Science in Health Science.

When studying medical technology, you acquire broad technical know-how for classic and new medical products. Dynamic fields of technology such as bionic prostheses and artificial intelligence enable effective treatment methods. Students learn modern technologies for the design and manufacture of these products and put them into practice.

The purpose of the qualification is to develop a competent professional nuclear medicine technologist who has a thorough grounding in the knowledge and skills required for Nuclear Medicine Technology and who has gained experience in the application of such knowledge and skills in accredited workplaces.

Thiel College medical technology majors receive individual attention from highly qualified professors and get hands-on experience in their chosen fields. Plus, our adherence to a liberal arts curriculum means that you’ll learn to think both critically and creatively—two critical skills you’ll need to pursue a successful career. Once your graduate, you’ll be ready to develop and supervise laboratory testing used to diagnose and treat disease and to provide vital data for research studies. Your degree is also a great foundation for advanced degrees in medicine or science or for a career as a physician assistant.

The Respiratory Care Track in the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Allied Health program combines classroom theory with practical, hands-on experience, preparing students to become dedicated healthcare teams that treat patients with cardiopulmonary (heart & lung) disorders.

Medical technology uses science to improve lives. A medical technology degree prepares you to have an instrumental career in medicine, whether it’s by identifying medical conditions using sophisticated instruments and techniques; collecting samples and performing tests to analyze body fluids, tissue, and other substances; or collaborating with comprehensive medical teams on patient care.

The medical technologist is the backbone of many physician practices and medical laboratories. Mastering the latest technology and analytical procedures, the technologist is an invaluable part of the team that helps doctors detect, diagnose, and treat diseases in their patients. Medical technology is also a key component in monitoring patient wellness.

North Central College's degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology prepares students for a career as a nuclear medicine technologist through a 3+1 program with NM School of Nuclear Medicine Technology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Students spend three years at North Central College, where they complete their liberal arts general education core along with prerequisite science and math courses. This is followed by a 13-month program of study (35 credits) at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. The student then graduates from North Central College with a degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology.

This course deals with the basic concepts of Medical Laboratory Science with emphasis on the basic principle of clinical laboratory work, point-of-care and patient laboratory science provider loop.

Develop the skills you need for a career as a clinical technologist, capable of applying your knowledge to assist in the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients. You will learn to design and manufacture medical equipment, tissue engineering and wound repair for making artificial organs.

The Department of Clinical Engineering of our university was established in April 2012. In this department, we will thoroughly study the anatomy and physiology that are the basis of medicine to understand the structure and function of the normal human body. Based on this knowledge of basic medicine, we will understand clinical medicine to learn the origins and treatment methods of various diseases. At the same time, we will learn engineering knowledge and technology and acquire specialized knowledge about medical devices. Various medical equipment used in the hospital is prepared in the training room, and you can touch the medical equipment regardless of grade, and you can always pick it up and operate it. By getting used to medical devices from an early stage, you will be able to know the characteristics of each medical device. Furthermore, taking advantage of the characteristics of university education for four years, you will acquire a wide range of education, improve your qualifications as a member of society and medical professionals, improve your communication skills, and learn how to be involved in team medical care from the standpoint of a clinical engineer. Clinical engineers will play a very important role in future medical care. In addition to acquiring national qualifications, we aim to develop human resources who can lead the medical industry.

As a surgical technologist and surgical assistant, you will be working as an essential member of the surgical team consisting of surgeons, nurses, and anaesthesia. You will learn how to provide surgeons with the instruments and equipment necessary to perform surgery, assist the surgeon during the procedure.

The Bachelor of Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS-BS) program prepares students for entry-level jobs in the sonography field. Students learn sonographic procedures in a variety of sub-specialties; these include abdominal, vascular, OBGYN, and echocardiography. In addition, students enhance their interpersonal communication skills, critical thinking, and cultural competencies. This will allow them to function effectively in a diverse workplace.

The Mission of the North Idaho College Radiography Program is to provide a comprehensive didactic and clinical education, which prepares graduates with the skills necessary to obtain entry-level employment as a radiographer.