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If you’re exploring career paths that give you the opportunity to help others, then one of JJC’s programs in health and public services may be right for you. Whether it’s working in the medical field, such as health information management or medical assisting, or it’s directly working with the public in areas like law enforcement and fire science, all of our programs train you for careers that are in demand and pay well.
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You can save thousands on your education by attending JJC your first two years compared to a four-year public or private institution. Visit our University Partners page to learn more about your transfer options.
Radiologic technologists (also referred to as radiographers) are integral members of the health care team that...