Rasmussen College

By recognizing each individuals diversity, Rasmussen College shows it dedication to the community.

The College is committed to the development of high personal and professional standards including respect, appreciation, and a lifetime devotion to education as a foundation for continuing success.

Rasmussen College is Place of Higher Education geared towards helping individuals develop as significant, goal-oriented and high-achieving players in modern society.

A private institution, Rasmussen College bears over a century of academic expertise, and offers two-year and four-year degree programs in campuses in Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, North Dakota, as well as an Online Division.

The Rasmussen College provides online, on-campus and blended-learning courses with adjustable scheduling, awarding degrees in Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Bachelor of Science (BS), and certificates and diplomas in several career fields.

Allied Health degrees enable graduates to avail numerous career oppertunities that await in the job market. The need for trained professionals increases as the demand for health services increases. Rasmussen College's School of Allied Health offers a degree wherein a student will be able to learn the techniques in his chosen area of specialty, and he is expected to gain hands on practical experience required to execute his duties at the optimum level of expertise.

Many aspects of health care systems and communication skills with the health care team are well understood by the graduate degree holders of Allied Health. A wide range of disciplines can be studied by students within the areas such as Health Information technology, Message Therapy, Medical Transcription, Pharmaceutical and Surgical Technology.

Career Opportunities Available for Allied Health Degree Graduates:

• Health Records Manager
• Medical Coder
• Retail or Clinic Pharmacist Technician
• Hospital or Physician's Nurse
• Massage Therapist
• Medical Office Assistant
• Medical Receptionist or Station Secretary

What It Takes To Be Successful in Allied Health:

• A sincere desire to help others
• Good social and personal skills
• Ability to listen and communicate
• Ability to interact with patients
• Ability to maintain confidential information at all times
• Interest in medicine, disease processes, and treatments