Milwaukee Career College Celebrates Grand Opening of New Campus
Milwaukee Career College (MCC) held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new campus on Thursday, October 29, 2026. The new campus is located at 3333 N. Mayfair Rd., Suite 300, in Milwaukee. Students, staff, community partners, and friends of the college came together to celebrate the move and the next chapter for the school. A Celebration With the Community The day began at 10:45 a.m. Doors opened, and guests took guided tours of the new space. At 11:30 a.m., college leaders, staff, and guests gathered for the official ribbon-cutting. Refreshments were served at noon, which gave guests time
READ MOREWhy Medical Assistants Are the Backbone of a Clinic
This week is Medical Assistants Recognition Week, a time to honor the people who help keep clinics running every day. Medical assistants greet patients, take vital signs, update records, and support doctors from the first appointment to the last. Most patients only see a small part of what they do. In short, medical assistants are the backbone of a clinic. Without them, the whole care team would slow down. Here is a closer look at why this role matters so much. The Work Patients Never See A patient’s visit may last 20 minutes, but a medical assistant’s work starts well
READ MORENational Veterinary Technician Week 2026: What Stands Behind the Credential
National Veterinary Technician Week 2026 runs October 18 to 24. This year’s theme is “Credentialed Veterinary Technicians: Endless Compassion, Expert Care; Celebrating the Soul of Veterinary Medicine.” The theme puts one word first: credentialed. Behind that title are years of study, two exams, and a daily mix of skill and care that most pet owners never fully see. This article looks at each part of the theme and what it says about the people who earn the title. Endless Compassion: The Part of the Job Few People See Most vet techs start with a love of animals. On the job,
READ MOREIs Career College Worth It? Healthcare Training as an Investment in the Future
For many people, yes. Career training takes time, effort, and money, and some students use student loans as part of their financial aid. But training for an in-demand healthcare job can lead to higher pay than many jobs that require no training. Over time, that higher pay can help a graduate pay back loans faster and keep moving forward. Paying for school is a big decision. It can feel even bigger for someone just out of high school or someone ready to leave a job that is going nowhere. This article looks at what healthcare training can lead to, why
READ MORE5 Facts About Being a Dental Assistant in 2026
Choosing a career in dental assisting means looking at job security, daily duties, and how long training takes. Dental assistants work chair-side with dentists. They prepare patients for treatment and help keep the dental office running on schedule. The five facts below cover what the job involves, what it pays, and how to get started. At a glance, dental assistants can expect: Strong, steadily growing demand nationwide Daily contact with a wide range of patients Work that calls for solid organizational skills Frequent communication with patients and dentists Hands-on tasks that reward good manual dexterity, with room to grow into
READ MOREWhat does a Veterinary Technician Do?
Veterinary technicians are trained professionals who do far more than assist. Here are the key facts about the role, its demands, and its outlook. Vet techs earn an associate’s degree and pass a national exam before moving on to patient care under a Veterinarian’s supervision. Beyond clinical tasks, 79% of vet techs teach pet owners how to give medication, and face-to-face talks remain the top way owners learn about animal care. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects 9% job growth for vet techs through 2034, with about 14,300 openings expected each year. Vet techs and vet assistants are
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