Every patient interaction relies on skilled healthcare professionals working behind the scenes and on the front lines.

From diagnostic imaging and respiratory care to surgical technology and medical assisting, allied health professionals keep Texas' healthcare system moving. As demand continues to grow, TSTC partners with hospitals, ambulances, clinics, and healthcare providers to prepare graduates with the technical skills employers need.
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Red Square Dental & Orthodontics logo Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital
american medical response logo Hendrick Medical Center logo Red Square Dental & Orthodontics logo Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital

The future of the industry

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Robotics Technology
Robotic-assisted procedures, AI-powered diagnostics, and advanced medical imaging are transforming how healthcare is delivered. Tomorrow's allied health professionals will work alongside technologies that improve precision, efficiency, and patient outcomes.
Healthcare Anywhere
Care is no longer limited to hospitals. Telehealth, outpatient clinics, community health programs, and home healthcare are creating new ways for allied health professionals to care for patients wherever they are.
Precision Medicine
Advances in genetics, diagnostics, and personalized treatment are changing how diseases are detected and treated. Allied health professionals are helping deliver more targeted, data-driven care tailored to individual patients.

TSTC's training meets this demand

Built with Healthcare Partners

Programs are developed alongside healthcare providers to align curriculum with today's workforce needs.

Hands-On From Day One

Students train using modern equipment and simulated clinical environments that reflect real healthcare settings.

Addressing Critical Skills Shortage

TSTC graduates help fill critical workforce shortages across hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and healthcare systems throughout Texas.
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Healthcare is one of Texas' largest and fastest-growing industries.

13%
Projected Job Growth
Healthcare employers are expected to hire significantly more allied health professionals over the next decade.
2M
Projected New U.S. Jobs
Healthcare is one of Texas' largest industries across the state.
1.3M
Healthcare Workers in Texas
Population growth, longer life expectancy, and advances in medicine are driving continued demand.

Envision your future through the experiences of our graduates.

“Our instructors, honestly, over prepared us, if that's such a thing. They taught us how to be analytical and critical thinkers and because of them we knew what we had to know and what we had to do to succeed.”
Noah Degollado
Dental Hygienist Graduate
Dental Hygienist
$76,220
Median Salary

Envision your future through the experiences of our graduates.

“I have been successful by using the hands-on skills that I learned at TSTC. Some of those are how to drape a patient, how to set up a table for surgery and how to pass surgical instruments.”
Rebecca Vargas
Surgical Technologist at Valley Baptist Medical Center
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Surgical Technologist
$65,220
Median Salary

Train in real healthcare settings

From simulation labs to specialized medical equipment, you'll build practical skills in environments designed to reflect today's hospitals and healthcare facilities.
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