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Top 10 In-Demand Healthcare Occupations
Georgia Price and CareerVoyages.gov
The healthcare industry is one of the few career fields that, despite hard economic woes, is hiring at an alarming rate. Healthcare jobs are expected to grow faster than any other industry – roughly 24% by 2016. As baby boomers age, and Generation X has children, healthcare professionals will become more in-demand than ever. What are the hottest healthcare fields, and who are hiring these much-needed professionals? Find out now.
swimnutt1523
about 4 years ago
746 comments
Re : home health aid, well go on line and look ,or look in the phone book a place that has locations every where would Be RESCARE. IF YOU SEARCH ONE LINE THERE ARE ALOTT OF PLACES TO LOOK AT i WISH YOU THE BEST
Keshari
about 4 years ago
2 comments
If Medical Assistant are in damand, why can i not get a job?
ksaranuku
about 4 years ago
14 comments
Can I apply for home health aide ? how can I apply?
lavicheas
about 4 years ago
2 comments
I already have a Bachelors in Biology with a Masters in Health Administration. I would like to know what job would be the best for me to apply. I also have 4 years of experience working in a dialysis clinic.
sjons
about 4 years ago
4 comments
I am going back to school to get a 2yr assoc. RN degree at 37 since my career as a NYS real estate broker is sloooowly dying (in this economy) so I want to make sure I'm set for the future. I've worked with elderly before but want to end up in something more fast paced and rewarding on a daily basis. (though I'm realistic that with ups will come downs...) I'm also VERY strong in computer knowledge and am wondering what RN field would utilize my affinity for computers as well, thx to all ahead of time!
Kentucky_Nurse1984
about 4 years ago
6 comments
panamagrama!!!!! I got news for you, L.P.N.'s do have to have the courses in Chemistry, Microbiology and higher level Math Classes SO the best thing for you to do is get down off that high horse you think that you're riding on and put your feet on the ground because Darlin it's a long ways to fall when you "THINK" you know it all and another thing LVN not only stands for "Texas" L..P.N.'s it also stands for a lot of other States not only Texas and as far as the an L.P.N. not having knowledge I had much rather have an L.P.N. take care of me any day of the week then an R.N. who thinks she is too good to get her hands a little dirty because she has to touch a patient to assess them!! Give me a break because SweetHeart I have been there and done that and there's nothing that you can say to me that I care to hear or read. Now when you get your head out of your butt then talk like a Professional and not an IDIOT because we are all in this together. Just like I said before, "Help everybody and do the job right and learn as you go and believe me you will have the best Staff that you could ever want." You need to learn to listen and be patient and not push or shove, we are all in this together to make the patients better and give them a kind and caring and appreciated way of Life, to treat them with Respect and Diginity as if they were one of our own family members and to also treat the other Nurses (no matter what their Title is) with Respect. We're all here together to make a difference in other people's lives.
inspiralcarpets13
about 4 years ago
6 comments
let us work as a team and be kind to each other!
needing_bodies2care4
about 4 years ago
2 comments
I am currently unemployed and looiing for work I am a cna/cna2 with skills and experiences you can contact Debra King 503-332-2372 I live in the Beaverton area Oregon
jocelynmcd
about 4 years ago
4 comments
WOW! I am a LPN who happens to own a home health care agency most of these comments are unnecessary. We all are in the field of health care to help those that need care! Remember as nurses and this includes RNs & LPNs we need STNAs & CNAs to do their duties so we can do ours. I guess what I am saying we need each other. Be nice to each other, work together and remember our common goal: clients are our priority!
AmbitiousFutureRN
about 4 years ago
52 comments
aichuasa well said!!! As for nursepractice your comment was ugly and not needed.
Gruffy
about 4 years ago
2 comments
Well guess what Nursepratice. The RN's now have to do the Physicians job and not get paid for it. So, guess what, it all rolls down hill.
ORBarbie
about 4 years ago
2 comments
Nursepatrice, you need to walk in an R.N.s shoes before you open your mouth like that... It is much more involved than you perceive. You are wrong when you say the only thing you can't do that an R.N. can do is pass meds. We need CNAs, LPNs/LVNs, and RNs, You are paid according to your position and the amount of education you have, after that you gain more pay according to you experience and sometimes how well you do your job. Everyone chooses their own path, if you want to be recognized more for the responsibilities and the skills you have, you need to go on and get your degree.
Account Removed
about 4 years ago
Wow the articel is great info, but the comments are a bit hostile! BTW, nursepatrice, I am not sure where you are from, but CNA's in NC CANNOT draw blood, administer enteral feedings or wound care. There are also MANY things that an RN is licensed to preform that a CNA will never be able to do. That being said, a CNA is a great asset to the nursing team. It takes all of us working together to make patiant care great!
nursepatrice
about 4 years ago
18 comments
I KNOW ITS BEEN A WHILE SINCE YOU WERE A CNA, ZOZOSDADDY,KINGSSPOT1, AND SOME OF YOU MIGHT HAVE JUST WENT TO SCHOOL TO BE AN R.N. BOOK SMARTS ARE NOT ALWAYS WHAT THEM SEEM.. I AGREE THAT CNA'S SHOULD BE PAID MORE FOR WHAT THEY DO, ( i.e. the R.N.'s job).. BEFORE, YES PEOPLE WENT TO SCHOOL FOR A COUPLE OF WEEKS, BUT I WENT FOR 6MOS.. I CAN TAKE VITAL SIGNS, WOUND CARE, I CAN DRAW BLOOD, ENTERAL FEEDINGS, AND A LOT OF OTHER THINGS THAT AN R.N. COULD DO.. THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT I DON'T HAVE A DEGREE AS AN R.N.. YOU SEE THE ONLY THING AN R.N. CAN DO THAT I CAN'T IS PASS MED.. I DON'T KNOW WHAT PLANET YOU LIVE ON, BUT I DIDN'T PAY $400 FOR SCOOL EITHER, IT WAS SUBSTANTUALLY ALOT MORE.. SO IF YOU WEREN'T SO HIGH AND MIGHTY WITH YOUR R.N. BOOK DEGREE SHOVED SO FAR UP YOUR BUTT, YOU WOULD THAT THE CNA'S ACTUALLY DO YOUR JOB.. BESIDES IF THER WERE NO CNA'S YOU POMPAS R.N.'S WOULD ACTUALLY HAVE TO WORK.!!!!!
zozosdaddy
about 4 years ago
8 comments
Anyway! I have been down the CNA road. Been there done that and moved on. Yes it helps to have the experence and the feeling of going to work without a place to park and bark orders. Its one thing to know how to drive a car, but when it stops working , knowing how to get it back on the road again is a far greater skill.