Tri County Technical College - Tri Co Tec Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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J I S E i ? 2 a Qi in 'O 4 W nl 3 'ol vs '24 3 ' 1 'I ' 17 5 ., IQ vi . 6 'I' t 1 . 51 , W ' , Z,E5.,,,t? if ,W 2. ' Ny 12 T, ? The Medical Assistant program was established in 1965 to train students to assist physicians in their offices and other medical set- tings. X-ray techniques and various laboratory techniques are em- phasized. A major contribution to other students and the commu- nity was made by the MA students during the fall quarter when they conducted a blood pressure screening. The screening located almost a hundred students and other citizens who had abnormal blood pressures but did not know it. 66 ASSISTAN EDICAL The growing demands for medical services have sub- stantially increased employment opportunities for medical assistants in the past few years. One factor which has caused this increase is the demand on the time of the licensed physician. l v 4 A., nf