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There's more to Idaho than potatoes. Skiing fanatics can hit the slopes at Tamarack or Sun Valley, riding enthusiasts can go horse trekking at Teton Ridge Ranch, and city lovers can enjoy more urban areas like Boise, Lewiston, Idaho Falls, and Pocatello. Idaho residents not only enjoy the great outdoors but also fantastic health: Several Idaho cities are noted for their quality of life, such as Coeur d'Alene and Boise (in the top 10 "Green and Clean" cities in America according to Modern Maturity).
With so much to offer as a place to live and work, Idaho is one of the fastest growing U.S. states, and its rapid growth is expected to continue through 2030. A larger (and older) population will drive strong demand for health care, making Idaho an ideal place if you're considering a career in medicine. There will be a number of positions for nurses, medical technicians, therapists, pharmacists, and other health care workers that need to be filled each year to keep Idaho's growing population healthy.
Fortunately, medical training programs are available to help you pursue these careers. In Boise alone, you can find several medical training schools like Apollo College and the Academy of Professional Careers, where you can earn degrees in Holistic Health, Dental Assisting, and more. Review the list of schools we have compiled, and select one that best fits your needs.
Idaho Schools:
Academy
of Professional Careers
(Boise)
- Administrative Medical/Dental Assistant, Dental Assisting,
Holistic Health Practitioner, Massage Therapy, Medical
Assisting, Pharmacy Technician
University of Phoenix
(Boise) - Health Administration
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