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Medical Receptionists provide information to the general public, customers, and visitors.
Quick Facts:
2010 Median Pay
$25,240 per year
$12.14 per Read More…
Dispensing Opticians advise customers on styles of eyewear that suit their needs.
Around half of the US population requires vision correction in some form, be it Read More…
Pharmacy Aide
A pharmacy aide assists in stocking and running the pharmacy. They perform all the clerical duties required to support the pharmacist and their Read More…
Pharmacy technicians field customers’ phone calls and perform other administrative duties in pharmacies.
Every time you go to the pharmacy — be it at you hospital Read More…
Dialysis Technician
The kidneys are some of the most underrated organs in the body. They keep us hydrated and safe from many toxins by regularly filtering our blood. Read More…
Medical assistants usually do many different kinds of tasks, handling both administrative and clinical duties.
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