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Help Me Choose My Career in Health Care
Looking to shift careers and join the highest projected employment industry?
Healthcare industries and their associated occupations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, are expected to account for a large share of new jobs projected through 2032. About 1.8 million job openings are projected per year, as the aging population continues to drive demand for health care services, and the industry needs to replace workers who choose to leave the occupation. Some of these medical field jobs require less than 1 year of education.
This quiz will help you identify which health care careers you'll most likely be successful in. It contains role-play questions and answers and should take approximately 5 minutes to complete. The result will display the highest scoring healthcare career type, and information about programs to get you started.
Keep in mind that most careers in the healthcare industry require a strong work ethic, the ability to problem solve, communicate with peers and patients, and work in parallel with technology in today's ever-changing medical field.
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Your elderly aunt needs to have a daily shot and the doctor suggested you help with that...
A patient who is wheelchair-bound and in the last stages of cancer comes in with her mother, and complains about a sore on her side. The patient has open and oozing sores on her side, is very weak, and often gets sick from her treatments. How could you assist the patient?
You have hired a handyman to help replace a section of your wooden porch. As he is cutting wood, his hand slips and the saw nicks his hand. He lets out a yell and calls for help. You run out to see what happened and notice there is blood everywhere. How do you react?
While pulling into a parking spot, you accidentally hit the bumper of the car next to you. Before you can react, a man gets out of the car and starts screaming at you. He is red in the face. He threatens to call the police and have you arrested. How do you react?
While job hunting, you find your dream job, land an interview, and find out you get the job! When you receive your schedule, your hours are all over the place - some days go late into the night, other days you're on the night shift. How do you feel?
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Help Me Choose My Career in Health Care
Direct Patient Care
Medical Testing and Monitoring
Healthcare Support and Operations
Direct Patient Care
It sounds like you would be best suited to a career involving Direct Patient Care. You like caring for others one-on-one, providing direct comfort, and physically easing pain and suffering.
Enter your email address below and we'll send you a list of Direct Patient Care careers you may want to consider, like nursing, radiation therapy, respiratory care and more - and how you can get started!
With a variety of online and on-campus programs in nursing and healthcare education, Labouré College of Healthcare can help you embark on the first step – or the next step – in your healthcare career, whatever path you may choose.
Medical Testing and Monitoring
It sounds like you may be best suited to a career involving medical testing and monitoring. You’re interested in the medical field, enjoy solving problems, and even though you like people and might like working with patients, some of the extremes of direct patient care may not be for you.
Enter your email address below and we'll send you a list of Medical Testing and Monitoring careers you may want to consider, like electrocardiography (EKG), neurodiagnostic technology, and more - and how you can get started!
With a variety of online and on-campus programs in nursing and healthcare education, Labouré College of Healthcare can help you embark on the first step – or the next step – in your healthcare career, whatever path you may choose.
Healthcare Administration, Support and Operations
It sounds like you’re interested in the healthcare field, but would prefer not to work directly with patients, which means you may be best suited to a career in Healthcare Administration, Support and Operations. Medical terminology, records, technology, and problem-solving are all key components to support and operations roles, as it understanding different patient populations.
Enter your email address below and we'll send you a list of Healthcare Administration, Support and Operations careers you may want to consider - and how you can get started with a degree or certificate in health science or a healthcare speciality area!
With a variety of online and on-campus programs in nursing and healthcare education, Labouré College of Healthcare can help you embark on the first step – or the next step – in your healthcare career, whatever path you may choose.