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    RECESSION PROOF CAREERS: Top HealthCare Jobs without a Medical Degree
    RECESSION PROOF CAREERS: Top HealthCare Jobs without a Medical Degree
    RECESSION PROOF CAREERS: Top HealthCare Jobs without a Medical Degree
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    RECESSION PROOF CAREERS: Top HealthCare Jobs without a Medical Degree

    By Nayab Naseer

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    Healthcare jobs are among the most stable job, as it is always in demand. While jobs of physicians and nurses require formal and pofessional qualifications, there are severfal top paying and high demand jobs in healthcare sector, which do not require a formal degree. Some jobs require only a basic degree, while others require only postsecondary qualifications. Read this book for an overview of such jobs, the prospects, entry level qualifications required, average pay, and expected growth rate.

    Whether it is a Physician Assistant, a Radiographer, a Dietician, a Dental Assistant, Medical Records and Health Information Technician, Medical Sales Representative, or scores of other options, such jobs are open for everyone, and it is even possible to make a carrer change into such jobs from other professions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNayab Naseer
    Release dateAug 3, 2016
    ISBN9781370392018
    RECESSION PROOF CAREERS: Top HealthCare Jobs without a Medical Degree
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    Nayab Naseer

    Nayab Naseer is a post graduate in Human Resource Management with over a decade of corporate work experience in India and the Middle East. He likes to travel, read books, and write!

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      RECESSION PROOF CAREERS - Nayab Naseer

      RECESSION PROOF CAREERS: HEALTHCARE

      Top Paying Jobs in Health Care That Does Not Require a Medical Degree

      Nayab Naseer

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      Copyright 2016 Nayab Naseer

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      Table of Contents

      Preface

      Top Paying Healthcare Jobs

      Top Support Service Jobs

      Conclusion

      PREFACE

      The health care industry is one of the few stable sectors in today’s recessionary highly competitive and tough job environment. Jobs in health care are evergreen and recession-proof, as people always get sick, and give first priority to their health over everything else.

      The first profession that comes to mind when thinking of the health care industry is doctors. The term doctors is an umbrella term encompassing physicians, surgeons, dentists, oncologists, gynecologists, urologists, and others.

      Unfortunately, not everyone can become doctors.

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