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What are some Associate Degrees in the medical field that can be pursued?

My name is Faith. I want to go to University of Southern Florida or Hillsborough Community College in Florida. I have been working with kids and special needs kids since I was in 5th grade. I adore my church and am willing to go the extra mile. I have been thinking about my profession a lot, and everytime I go back to something medical. I want to have a family and get married young, so I only want to be in actual college for 2 years. I am 16 and have the schedule of an adult if not busier.

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Sue’s Answer

Some medical jobs need little schooling and offer good pay. I encourage you to search the following website:
https://www.nursingprocess.org/high-paying-medical-jobs-with-little-schooling.html
This article is highly informative. Some of the jobs listed include medical assistant, dental assistant, physical therapy assistant, dietetic technician, certified nursing assistant (CNA), radiation therapist, nuclear medicine technologist, dental hygienist, diagnostic medical sonographer, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technologist, occupational therapy assistant, emergency medical technician (paramedic), licensed practical nurse (LPN), cardiovascular technician, hearing aid specialist, surgical technician, veterinary technician, dental lab technician, pharmacy technician and many more.
It lists the job descriptions, average pay, chances for advancement and the future job outlook.
I wish you all the best!
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much for the advice. Faith
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Magan’s Answer

There are many exciting associate degrees you can pursue in the medical field. One option is nursing. It might take a bit longer than two years because you need to complete some prerequisites first, but it's worth it. Another great choice is becoming a medical assistant, which lets you work in clinics and doctors' offices. There are also other options like dental hygiene, respiratory therapy, radiologic technology, surgical technology, physical or occupational therapy assistant, and pharmacy technology. Each of these paths offers rewarding opportunities to help others and build a fulfilling career.
Thank you comment icon Thanks for the help. Faith
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