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I’m sure it’s no surprise to anyone reading this that healthcare is a really big industry. You may be looking to get into any position that is health related and you may be overwhelmed. Fear not though, that’s why I’m here. I’ve made it my personal job to help people like you get the health job of their dreams. Some of these jobs you may not have even heard of before. Who knows, I may end up showing you your dream job! Below are 4 really great healthcare jobs for you to look into, enjoy.

1. Registered Nurse. Present in hospitals, schools, and the corporate sphere, registered nurses console patients after life-altering surgeries, update their records, and sometimes assist during procedures. Employment growth for this profession will increase 26 percent by 2020, adding more than 700,000 jobs. Most entry-level jobs require a bachelor of science, associate’s degree in nursing, or a diploma earned through a certified program at a hospital.
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So, you want to get into healthcare, but you either don’t want be the stereotypical nurse or your just looking for something that suits your tastes more. (There’s nothing wrong with nurses by the way, haha.) If either of those are the case, then consider these great jobs that are still in the medical field, but aren’t always discovered right off. I’m sure your bound to learn a lot!

Careers that Require Certification or Two-Year Degree:

• Medical Technician: run diagnostic tests and operate necessary machines, such as MRI’s and ultrasounds.

• Emergency Medical Technician (EMT): responds to emergency calls on-site. His or her job is to stabilize the patient and transport to a hospital.

• Medical Coding: makes sure what’s on the paperwork at the doctor’s office matches up with the way the insurance companies will interpret the claims. These same codes are also used for ordering tests for patients.
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Who hasn’t wanted to be a vet when they were a child? I know I wanted to be one! If you are in the market for a healthcare job, maybe you should consider the possiblilty of becoming a veterinarian. I mean, who wouldn’t want to take care of all those cute little animals! Here’s an overview of all the types of places you could be working at as a vet and what you would be making.

Private Practice

Practice may be general or restricted. In general practice the individual offers service for all species of animals. Currently the trend is toward restricted practice, in which the veterinarian limits his or her activity to small animals, cattle, horses, or poultry, etc. Some veterinarians, by virtue of advanced training and experience, become specialists and limit their work to fields such as ophthalmology, orthopedics, diseases of reproduction, or other specialty areas. There is an accelerating trend toward partnership or group practice. Most new graduates gain experience by working with an established veterinarian for at least one year.
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