A Mass-Exodus to the Medical Field
Maybe the ‘mass exodus’ is an exaggeration, but I personally know several people who are switching from careers in sales, administration, even marketing to careers in medicine. There’s a notorious shortage of nurses in America, so perhaps this is a good thing! I also spoke to a few people, especially living in Florida, who are considering anesthesiology assistant programs. Apparently these programs pay well into the six figures, and require a two year advance degree beyond college.
Are any of you thinking of making the leap into a medical career or any kind of career transition for that matter? If so, let us know how its going and what lead you to make these decisions.
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Other areas in medicine with demand are repiratory therapy, occupational therapy and home health care. WHile the first two require specialized training, I think the home health care can be learned.
I think respiratory therapy and occupational therapy are also important. Additionally home health care is very much in demand.
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