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Allied health care workers make up more than 60 percent of the health care workers in America. Employment growth in the health field will be especially high for allied health care workers. Training for many allied health careers can be completed in just two years after high school.

Health care facilities hire allied health workers to extend the capacity of their professional staff, such as doctors and nurses. Allied health professionals include nursing assistants, physical therapy aides, radiological technologists, home health workers and EMTs.

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# Article Title
1 Cardiac/Vascular Sonographer
2 Clinical Perfusionist
3 Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
4 EMT / Paramedic
5 Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist
6 Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist
7 Medical Assistant
8 Nuclear Medicine Technologist
9 Physician Assistant
10 Polysomnographic Technician
11 Radiation Therapy Technologist
12 Radiologic Technologist
13 Respiratory Therapist
14 Surgical Technologist