Providing care for patients, families, communities and military personnel in need of help is a contribution society will always respect and reward. As the healthcare system grows more complex, the role of the nurse-as provider, manager, technician, and coordinator-will only expand in value.<br><br>Our eclectic approach to nursing incorporates a strong academic education with care theories and hands-on learning with those technologies used in hospitals and clinics. Your studies will prepare you to address the synergy of mind, body, and spirit. You'll learn to care for people of diverse ethnicities, ages, and religious backgrounds. As a professional nurse, you will also come to understand the importance of taking care of yourself while coming to the aid of others.<br><br>Through the use of precision instrumentation, medical technologists (also known as medical laboratory scientists) analyze blood, tissue, cells, and other body fluids to provide data critical to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. They work closely with pathologists, other physicians, and other laboratory professionals who specialize in clinical chemistry, microbiology, and other biological sciences.