Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions at Concorde Career Institute-Miramar

Concorde Career Institute-Miramar graduates earn slightly more than the typical Florida graduate in this field, though they trail the state's top programs by $10,000-13,000 annually. At $52,180 in the first year, earnings here exceed Florida's median of $51,608 and rank in the 60th percentile statewide—a meaningful advantage when compared to more than half of the state's 52 programs. The trajectory looks promising too: graduates see nearly 20% earnings growth by year four, reaching $62,094.

The debt picture is manageable but not exceptional. At $21,000, it matches both Florida's median and sits near the national average, translating to a 0.40 debt-to-earnings ratio. Graduates should be able to handle these payments on a healthcare salary, though it's worth noting that several Florida community colleges—including Broward, Miami Dade, and Hillsborough—deliver similar or better outcomes, often at lower cost for in-state students.

For families seeking faster entry into healthcare careers, this program works. The 99% acceptance rate and strong Pell Grant enrollment (63%) suggest Concorde serves students who may need alternative pathways to traditional colleges. Just understand you're paying a premium compared to public options that might offer better long-term returns. If your child has already applied to community colleges with allied health programs, wait to see those offers before committing here.