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What occupations can lead to healthcare? Which occupations do healthcare workers transition into? Explore local career pathways and discover relevant training opportunities.

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Nursing AssistantsHealth Technologists and Technicians, All OtherPsychiatric TechniciansMedical AssistantsPsychiatric AidesFeeder TierOrderliesLicensed Practical and Licensed Vocational NursesHealth Education SpecialistsHealth Information Technologists and Medical RegistrarsSurgical AssistantsCurrent TierHealthcare Support Workers, All OtherRegistered NursesMedical and Health Services ManagersEpidemiologistsIndustrial-Organizational PsychologistsSurgical TechnologistsAdvancement TierCardiovascular Technologists and Technicians
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(Updated 12-17-2024)

Trends and Job Forecast in Healthcare

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(Updated 01-10-2025)

What skills and experience are needed?

Job Postings by Educational Attainment

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(Updated 01-10-2025)

Population by Educational Attainment

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(Updated 02-21-2025)

Top Specialized Skills (last 90 days)

Skill
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Nursing507
-19.1%
$79,104
Nursing Care341
-12.9%
$75,008
Nursing Process171
-11.1%
$75,008
Infection Control163
11%
$75,136
Medical Records151
-6%
$44,160
Resource Management137
-14.6%
$75,008
Medication Administration131
-5.3%
$67,456
Acute Care129
-21.7%
$75,008
Vital Signs97
26.8%
$28,544
Nursing Practices92
1.1%
$75,008
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(Updated 02-21-2025)

Top Common Skills (last 90 days)

Latest 90 Days Unique Postings
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Planning273
-5.5%
$75,136
Coordinating194
6.7%
$75,136
Communication184
-14.1%
$51,584
Leadership121
3.3%
$75,008
Management94
-11.7%
$73,088
Critical Thinking87
2.3%
$81,408
Customer Service87
-4.6%
$50,816
Advocacy75
-16%
$75,008
English Language65
12.3%
$56,448
Multilingualism65
13.8%
$52,096
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(Updated 02-21-2025)

What programs and education can provide me with the skills needed to be qualified?

Top Credentials

Certification
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Registered Nurse (RN)755
-22.4%
$81,664
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification348
-23.6%
$78,208
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification183
-14.2%
$75,008
Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)154
-31.2%
$52,096
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)102
-42.2%
$60,928
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Top Programs

Degree
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings
Latest 90 Days Unique Postings % Change
Median Salary
Nursing Science420
-23.6%
$78,080
Medical/Clinical Assistant34
-14.7%
$27,904
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General19
-36.8%
$117,248
English Language and Literature, General13
7.7%
$50,816
Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services, Other10
-30%
$23,920
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CTE Data and Educational Pathways

Industry-Based Certifications (IBCs) are a valuable component of solid career pathways for students.

TEC §39.053 requires the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to count high school students who earn an industry-based certification as an indicator within the student achievement domain of the state's public school accountability system. The purpose of the IBC list is to identify certifications that prepare students for success in the workforce, the military, or postsecondary education.

Students Who Passed the IBC Certification in Healthcare

Industry-Based Certification (IBC) Name
2022-2023 Total
2023-2024 Totalâ–¼
Change
CERTIFIED EKG TECHNICIAN
381
364
-17
CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT
292
283
-9
PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN
94
174
80
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
135
126
-9
PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
113
113
0
REGISTERED DENTAL ASSISTANT
60
34
-26
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE/ASSISTANT
37
32
-5
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
26
31
5
CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER
7
22
15
CERTIFIED ECG TECHNICIAN
12
14
2
CERTIFIED OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN
0
2
2
MEDICAL CODING AND BILLING SPECIALIST
9
0
-9
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(Updated 01-27-2025)

IBC Certification Passed by Students 2023-2024 by District

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Advance your career at local institutions. Below are the local universities and colleges that offer industry-approved certificates and degrees. These completion certificates are the next step to advancing your career.

Postsecondary education programs, including certifications, aligned with target industries.

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV)
Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN)
Nursing (BSN)
Nursing Practice (DNP)
Texas State Technical College (TSTC)
Vocational Nursing (Cert 2)
Emergency Medical Services
Texas Southmost College (TSC)
Medical Coding and Billing (IRC, Level 1)
Medical Office Management (AAS)
Emergency Medical Science EMT Paramedic (Associate)
Emergency Medical Science EMT (certificate level one)
Emergency Medical Science EMT (certificate level two)
Respiratory Therapist Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (AAS)
Radiologic Technology/Science Radiographer (AAS)
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse (AAS)
Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training (Certificate, Level Two)
Patient Care Tech/Assistant (Industry Recognized Certificate)
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Technologist PipefittingCAREERS OF AMERICAPipe Welding Seminar / 150 hours/ Certificate
Metal Fabricator PipefittingCAREERS OF AMERICAPipe Fitting Seminar / 150 hours/ Certificate
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Metal Fabricator PipefittingCAREERS OF AMERICAMaritime Pipefitting Seminar/ 150 hours / Certificate
Metal Fabricator PipefittingCAREERS OF AMERICAMaritime Structual Fitter ( Ship Fitter) Seminar/ 150 hours / Certificate
Machinist / Machine TechnologyCAREERS OF AMERICAAdvanced Maritime Structual Pipefitter / Program/ 710 hours/ certificate
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(Updated 11-15-2024)

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