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Career Criteria: What It Takes To Break into Healthcare

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An article by contributor Brooke Chaplan. As the U.S. population ages, the use of healthcare services is definitely rising. As a result, the demand for numerous types of healthcare careers is also expanding. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, by 2025 there will be a shortage of more than 500,000 registered nurses across the country. These jobs, along with nursing assistants, medical assistants, physical therapists, and many others, will obviously be in high demand for a decade or more. If these or other jobs in healthcare appeal to you, here are some tips on how you can … / Read more »



Top Things You Should Consider If You Want To Work In Healthcare

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An article by UK based contributor Sam Gatt. When you are in college, you naturally begin to think about what it is that you would like to do with your life. While this can seem like a monumental question, it is really quite a simple matter to carry out. All you need to do is ask yourself what you think your key strengths and abilities are. Everybody has particular affinity for a certain kind of work, or a certain set of skills which could be put to use. Now is a good time to start figuring out what yours are. It … / Read more »



7 Unique Educational Tips for Healthcare Professionals

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The United States Department of Labor shows the field of healthcare growing significantly over the next decade. Although there are positions in the healthcare industry that require advanced degrees, there are many that simply require a high school diploma, while others require either an associate’s or bachelor’s degree for entry-level positions. However, if individuals in those positions want to advance their career, they may need to return to school for an advanced degree. Unfortunately, because many in the healthcare industry work unusual hours, including shift work, this can be difficult. These unique educational tips can help those in the healthcare … / Read more »



6 Careers in Rehabilitation That Can Change Lives

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Rehab isn’t just for celebs battling addictions and disorders, and it doesn’t always look like the Beverly Hills resort-style programs they tend to favor. There’s a huge range of careers in the rehabilitation field, from stroke to speech, and it’s a great option for people who might be interested in medicine – just not so much that they want to go through endless years of med school. The education you should pursue is similar for each type of rehab therapist. You’ll need a bachelor’s degree in a health-related field, such as anatomy, chemistry, psychology or physics. After that, you’ll be … / Read more »



Top 10 Medical Careers to Consider to Make a Living

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An article from Ohio based contributor Lizzie Weakley. The medical field is one of the most lucrative career areas. Medical personnel are needed in every city and town in the country. The great thing about the medical field is that there are so many different areas of medicine to specialize in. Some of them are better than others as far as what they pay. Here are a few of the best medical careers to help you earn a living: 1. Certified Nurse Midwife Midwives are not a thing of the past. There are still plenty of certified health professionals whose … / Read more »