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This guide includes 71 health careers organized into 16 categories and within each category the careers are grouped in alphabetical order. Each career page includes the following information: | ||||
 Traits for Success
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*Estimates are
Georgia specific and reflect data from Management Science Associates,
Watson Wyatt Data Services, HR Advantage, Georgia Hospital Association,
Omni Market Watch and statewide research. **Some occupations are regulated by the state and require a license. Many employers prefer, or limit hiring to, applicants who are certified or eligible for certification. ***An important factor to consider when selecting a school is accreditation. Some occupations require graduation from an accredited program before you can work in that field or obtain licensure or certification. In the back of the book, you will find valuable resources such as a complete listing of health-related programs offered by Georgia institutions including phone number and website; financial aid information; a high school road map; a guide to length of study for each career; and contact information for hospitals in Georgia. |
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