Question

What type of training does a technician in the field of diagnostics usually require?
3 to 4 years of college, usually a bachelor’s degree, sometimes a master’s degree, and work experience
a two-year associate’s degree, education in health science technology, or at least 3 to 4 hours of on-the-job-training
4 or more years of college, usually a master’s degree, and sometimes a doctoral degree
no formal education, but a desire to help people and a good work ethic

Answer 1

a two-year associate’s degree, education in health science technology, or short on-the-job training

Technicians in diagnostic fields typically complete a 2‑year associate degree or vocational/technical program and often receive additional on‑the‑job training and certification.