Health Occupations Entrance Exam

by LearningExpress

This comprehensive review for the health professions entrance exam can help candidates enter the program of their choice and have their best career opportunities. Offering job security and dozens of specialties (more than 10 million jobs and growing!), a career in the allied health occupations is an excellent field to enter, even in a down economy. But first, candidates have to excel on the APHAT or AHAT* exam if they want to get into the school of their choice-and ultimately, get the job of their choice. Health Occupations Entrance Exam provides candidates with a study program proven to get results as well as unparalleled academic preparation. A wide range of allied health candidates-including dental hygienists, medical assistants, paramedics, radiographers, and more-will benefit from Health Occupations Entrance Exam' Two complete practice exams with targeted practice questions, complete with full answers and explanations FREE online practice tests with detailed answer questions and a diagnostic test to focus further study Comprehensive coverage of core subjects-verbal ability, reading comprehension, math, biology, chemistry, physiology, and more Tips to conquer test anxiety and boost confidence Comprehensive information on the application process and what to expect on the exam In a field that is rapidly expanding and exists to serve the needs of the people, one who is considering entering the allied health field must receive the best preparation that is humanly possible. Health Occupations Entrance Exam's not only presents readers with the opportunity to become more acquainted with the exam, but it also covers a range of subjects that can only positively influence their performance on the exam. With such effective material stored inside this compact and informative guide, readers learn to approach the exam with newfound confidence and appreciation for the material at hand. *Candidates take the AHPAT-Allied Health Professions Admission Test-to enter four-year programs or the AHAT-Allied Health Aptitude Test-to enter two-year programs.

420 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010