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HEALTH CARE JOBS

Although health care jobs are considered a noble profession, they are also highly stressful and involve long and unconventional working hours. They may also involve a high decision making ability, and good communication skills. The salaries are mostly above average, and there is always a great demand for skilled workers, especially in the nursing field. We have listed below a few health care jobs with a brief description of each.
HEALTH CARE JOBS

Nursing
Be a registered nurse, or a practical nurse with LPN license and work in a clinic. You can also work as a midwife nurse, or a nursing assistant.

Administrator

If you dislike the hospital smell, you may consider an administrative job. Manage the various departments and coordinate with the management.

Clerical

Clerical health care jobs are not different. You will need to do the paper work related to various departments like personnel, purchase, accounts, and billing.

Dietetics

Work in schools, clinics, food companies, and educational administration as a dietitian. Your skills will be needed in formulating specific diets for specialized groups of people.

Housekeeping

A traditional job. Manage the laundry and keep the surroundings clean as a housekeeper.

Marketing

This may not be as self-evident, but hospitals need to be in business too. You may work as a representative.

Purchasing

Like at any other company, purchase officers handle the incoming of required equipment and materials.

Therapy

The most popular being physiotherapy, other fields are sports, occupational therapy, and recreational therapy.

Home health care jobs

Patients confined to their homes need 24 hours attention from trained health care personnel.

Health Care Jobs Factoid
  • The U.S. spends about 11 % of its GNP on medical care: $500 billion.
  • Number of workers in health care: 12.9 million in 2002, the largest industry.
  • Projected growth: 16%, the highest anywhere, up to 2012, as per Dept. Of Labor.

Requirement Of Trained Nurses in the U.S.

A shortage of nurses threatens the quality of health care in the Americas, according to Pan American Health Organization (PAHO). The shortage of nurses in the United States may reach 275,000 by 2010 and upto 800,000 by 2020, as per the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Health Care Jobs Profile

What qualities do you need to make a good health care employee? First and foremost is dedication. Next come punctuality, regularity, and involvement. A good ability to listen and empathize will help you make connections with your clients. You also need to be alert, hardworking, and focused on details as confusions in this industry can be harmful. A good general knowledge comes in handy.

Pitfalls Of Health Care Jobs

Health care jobs require a high degree of commitment and involvement with the profession, as well as continuous skill upgradation. Overtimes can be frequent, and at the end of it you may feel unfulfilled as a worker. Mistakes can prove detrimental, and keeping yourself fit and up to the mark may prove difficult. Consider health care jobs if you feel a strong inclination and devotion.

 

Social workers/Community Health Services

Help people with chronic and terminal illnesses like cancer and AIDS, give counseling and arrange for financial aid, and provide personal help to patients and their families.

 

 

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