| Discipline name | Position | Best Scientists | Publications | D-Index |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medicine | 871 | 58 | 213 | 25 |
Kazuhiro Yoshida;Itaru Yasufuku;Masanori Terashima;Sun Young Rha
(2021)Daichi Kitaguchi;Nobuyoshi Takeshita;Hiro Hasegawa;Masaaki Ito
(2021)Yu Imamura;Masayuki Watanabe;Eiji Oki;Masaru Morita
(2021)Tomonori Akagi;Hideki Endo;Masafumi Inomata;Hiroyuki Yamamoto
(2020)Hirotoshi Kikuchi;Hideki Endo;Hiroyuki Yamamoto;Soji Ozawa
(2021)Taichi Horino;Ryuma Tokunaga;Yuji Miyamoto;Yukiharu Hiyoshi
(2021)Kosuke Mima;Nobutomo Miyanari;Atsushi Morito;Shinsei Yumoto
(2020)Fuyuhiko Motoi;Michiaki Unno
(2020)Hiroshi Sawayama;Yuji Miyamoto;Katsuhiro Ogawa;Naoya Yoshida
(2020)For those interested in healthcare but not pursuing a traditional medical degree, several related online programs offer flexible pathways into vital medical fields. For instance, an online nutrition masters can open doors to roles in dietetics, wellness coaching, and public health nutrition, emphasizing the importance of diet in overall health management.
Similarly, aspiring imaging professionals can explore online sonography programs, which provide essential training for ultrasound technicians. These programs offer hands-on skills that are highly sought after in diagnostic imaging departments nationwide.
For a focused career in medical imaging, radiology tech online programs provide affordable and accessible options to become a radiologic technologist. These roles play a crucial part in diagnostic healthcare teams using X-rays and other imaging technologies.
Lastly, those interested in the clinical side of nutrition may consider dietitian masters programs. These programs prepare students for registered dietitian certification and careers involving medical nutrition therapy in hospitals and community care settings.
