Great News If You Want A Job In Health Care…

newspaperGreat news for health care job seekers: According to an article written in  The New York Times, health care employment has increased during the recession, while employment as a whole has declined. The article highlights that regardless of how the current health care reform ends up, industry jobs will likely remain abundant due to the aging population and technological advances in medicine. To access the entire article, click here.

4 Responses to “Great News If You Want A Job In Health Care…”

  1. We sell emr software and medical billing software to doctors offices so are in constant contact with offices nationwide. We’ve been hearing that doctor patients are calling and cancelling appointments if the patient has a high deductible or copayment. That said, i think the medicaldental field is still less resistant to the economy that most others.

  2. Thelma

    From an article in Crain’s New York Business (3/29/10): “Sectors to Watch as Jobs Rebound”:
    “…jobs in the health and education sector constitute a growing share of private employment…”
    “In fact, education and health is one of only three employment sectors that we project will be larger in 2013 than they were in 2008….”

  3. Grace Ninan

    With healthcare jobs on the rise there is hope knowing there are jobs available on the market for those looking for a place of employment in the healthcare field and also because it gives one an assurance of job security. This makes me confident of knowing I can find a job after I graduate from Allen School Online as a medical biller and coder where I can use the knowledge and skills I have acquired from medical billing and coding classes to process medical claims efficiently in order to help healthcare providers receive the proper reimbursements.

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