Find Nursing, Clinical, Allied Health, medical back-office and support jobs in hospitals,
clinics, surgery centers and extended care facilities.

Strictly Washington: Seattle, Tacoma & throughout the Puget Sound; from Vancouver
to Bellingham, & the Pacific coast to Spokane, Pullman and Yakima

WorkSource Online Career Trees   Education Aerospace & Manufacturing Public Service & Government Business & Technology Services Hospitality & Tourism Biotechnology, Biomedical & Nanotechnology Health Services Construction & Trades Career Trees are visual representations of vital education, training, and apprenticeship pathways and lattices in nine industry sectors targeted by workforce and economic development as local high-growth sectors.

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WorkSource Online   Health Services is one of the largest industry sectors in Snohomish County, providing thousands of local jobs. Three out of seven occupations projected to grow the fastest in Snohomish County are concentrated in the health services sector. This industry sector consists of the following segments: hospitals, nursing & residential care facilities, offices of physicians, offices of dentists, home healthcare services, offices of other health practitioners, outpatient care centers, other ambulatory healthcare services, and medical & diagnostic laboratories. The Health Services sector provides some of the highest salaries in the county, with 8 of the top 10 locally highest paying occupations coming from this sector. Locally, the health services sector has seen some of the largest skills gaps and workforce shortages, where there are more job openings than there are qualified applicants to fill the jobs. Organizations like the local sector skills panel, the Health Services Careers Partnership (HSCP) , work to address such workforce shortages.

The Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, Idaho (WWAMI) Center for Health Workforce
Studies (CHWS) was established at the University of Washington in October, 1998 with funding
from the Bureau of Health Profession's National Center for Health Workforce Analysis. It is based
in the Research Section of the Department of Family Medicine, part of the University of Washington
School of Medicine.

The WWAMI Center for Health Workforce Studies:

Conducts relevant health workforce research and policy analysis in collaboration with federal and
state agencies; Provides consultation to local, state, regional and national policy makers on health
workforce issues; Develops and refines analytical methods for measuring state health workforce
supply and requirements; Contributes to the understanding of health workforce issues and findings;
Disseminates study results to a wide audience for application by policymakers.

Do you know what you want to do with your life following high school? The opportunities
in healthcare are unlimited!

Whether you are: seeking a two-year degree or a four-year degree interested in a quicker certification
process enjoy traveling or staying close to home prefer working as a team or individually like working
directly with patients or prefer a business office setting

Healthcare offers so many different opportunities! The toughest part may be choosing where to start.
That's even easy with HOTT! Sign-in and create your HOTT account, then begin to explore the many
exciting careers in health. We are always adding new information to the site so visit us frequently.

You will find valuable health care job hunting information and resources that you can use to explore the
lucrative and fast growing allied healthcare industry. The information provided on this service is excerpted from
the all new fourth edition of Health Care Job Explosion! High Growth Health Care Careers and Health Care JOB

LOCATOR by Dennis V. Damp.

The Department of Labor projects a 30.3% increase in the number of health care jobs between now and 2014.

That's 4,700,000 NEW HEALTH CARE JOBS. Health care jobs and careers are the rising stars of the
employment outlook.

Washington State Community and Technical College’s Centers of Excellence are flagship institutions that build
and sustain Washington’s competitive advantage through statewide leadership. Each center focuses on a targeted
industry that drives the state’s economy and is built upon a reputation for fast, flexible, quality education
and training programs.

Life sciences, technology, manufacturing - it's all a part of biotechnology. With new discoveries being made every day, there are lots of opportunities to be a part of the action. Biotechnology is truly an opportunity to turn science fiction into science fact.

Just imagine: The biggest breakthrough in science since the polio vaccine has just been announced. After long hours, working steadily but surely, you can say: "They found a cure and I was a part of it."

Biotech Workforce
The National Center for the Biotechnolgy Workforce offers information, resources, and pathways to a career in Biotechnology. Check out their Biotechnology Workforce Videos.

One of the leading occupational choices for both male and females is a career as a medical assistant. It is perfect for
those who want to help people of all ages and walks of life and go home satisfied and fulfilled after a busy work day.
To them, working side by side with medical doctors and other licensed health care professionals means making a
difference in their community.