Argosy University, Twin Cities is one of 19 Argosy University
locations across the nation offering undergraduate, graduate and
postgraduate degrees in the disciplines of business, education,
health sciences and psychology and behavioral sciences. Argosy
University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and
the North Central Association (NCA) (30 North LaSalle Street,
Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602, 1.800.621.7440, www.ncahlc.org).
The Argosy University, Twin Cities is located in Eagan,
Minnesota, a pleasant suburban area that has many shops,
restaurants and housing options nearby. The school is
conveniently located just 10 short minutes from the airport, with
easy freeway access from I-35E and I-494. The famous Mall of
America with its theaters, restaurants and stores is only minutes
away if you need to unwind and take a break from your studies.
Parking is available at the school. The school's new facility is
directly across the street from the brand new Eagan community
center and park, with great walking paths and a convenient
low-cost fitness center.
Through Argosy University's College of Health Sciences, you can
earn an associate of applied science or associate of science
degree that blends clinical training with medical education. Our
faculty applies their depth of real-world experience to provide
you with the tools you need. So that, in as little as two years,
you can join a growing career field where you'll be a key member
of a medical team and make your living by enhancing the lives of
others.
Associate of Science (AS) Dental Hygiene
The mission of this program is to provide the community with
qualified dental hygienists prepared to perform effectively and
productively within the allied health arena. Enrolled students
will experience an integrated curriculum providing
opportunities for building skills in assessment, cognitive and
lifelong learning, as well as technical skills.
Graduates will be prepared to provide preventative dental
services as dental hygienists under the supervision of the
dentist.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Diagnostic Medical
Sonography
This program prepares students to work as healthcare
professionals, to interact with other healthcare professionals
and patients in a professional and ethical manner, to develop
the best possible technical skills in sonography and to
demonstrate at all times the utmost respect and concern for the
well-being of the patients they serve.
Graduates will be prepared to provide healthcare services as
sonographers. The diagnostic medical sonographer works under
the direction of a physician, using ultrasound imaging
techniques for purposes of diagnosis.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Histotechnology
The mission of this program is to teach students to work as
healthcare professionals, to interact with other healthcare
professionals and patients in a professional and ethical
manner, to develop the best possible technical skills in
histology and to demonstrate at all times the utmost respect
and concern for the well-being of the patients they serve.
Graduates will be prepared to provide healthcare services as
histotechnicians. Histology is the study of cells, tissues and
body systems. Histotechnicians prepare tissue specimens for
examination and diagnosis by pathologists. These tissue
sections enable the pathologist to diagnose body dysfunction
and malignancy.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Medical Assisting
The mission of this program is to prepare students to work in a
healthcare environment as part of a professional team dedicated
to providing top-quality medical care. In support of this, the
Argosy University faculty and staff provide an educational
environment in which the students develop their personal and
technical skills to become dedicated, knowledgeable and ethical
caregivers demonstrating utmost respect and concern for the
well-being of the patients and families they serve.
Medical assistants are trained to be multi-skilled allied
healthcare professionals. Their responsibilities include
patient care, laboratory testing, limited x-ray, office
management and assisting the physician. Their versatility keeps
them in high demand in clinics and doctors offices.
Associate of Science (AS) Medical Laboratory Technology
The mission of this program is to teach students to work as
healthcare professionals; to interact with pathologists,
technologists, other medical personnel and patients in a
professional and ethical manner, to develop the best possible
technical skills in laboratory analysis and to demonstrate at
all times the utmost respect and concern for the well being of
the patients they serve.
The modern medical laboratory is a technologically advanced
working environment that offers outstanding career
opportunities for medical laboratory technicians. Technicians
perform extensive laboratory testing procedures and often
participate in medical research leading to advancements in
healthcare.
Associate of Science (AS) Radiation Therapy
The mission of the program is to provide the medical community
with entry-level radiation therapists by providing them with
knowledge and technical skills, a broad-based general education
and an understanding of, and compassion for, cancer patients
and their families.
Radiation therapists prepare patients for radiation treatment,
position patients under a linear accelerator and administer
pre-prescribed doses of ionizing radiation to specific parts of
the body. They may also assist in treatment planning, patient
support and care and brachytherapy.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Radiologic Technology
The mission of the program is to provide the medical community
with entry-level radiologic technologists competent to perform
diagnostic medical radiography. Consistent with the
institutional mission, the program is committed to the
student's educational and professional growth. The program
integrates both general and technical education to ensure that
graduates can meet the multiple demands of rapidly changing
technology in medical practice.
Radiographers are highly skilled professionals qualified by
education to perform imaging examinations and accompanying
responsibilities at the request of physicians qualified to
prescribe and/or perform radiologic procedures.
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Veterinary Technology
The mission of this program is to teach students to work as
healthcare professionals, to interact with veterinarians, other
technicians and animal owners in a professional and ethical
manner; to develop the best possible technical skills in the
handling and care of animals, and to demonstrate at all times
the utmost respect and concern for the well-being of the animal
patients they serve.
Veterinary technicians provide critical and ongoing care to all
types of animals, from companion animals such as dogs, cats and
horses to farm animals and exotic animals. Veterinary
technicians may choose to specialize or participate in a
general practice, serving the healthcare needs of all types of
animals.
Argosy University in Twin Cities also offers a Bachelor
of Science in Medical Technology. Request information to
find out more!
Looking to attend campus a little closer to home? Argosy
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