Other Health Jobs To Benefit From
It seems like health care is a growing and booming field to work in, even in a down economy. It’s just not doctors and nurses that will benefit from the new health care bill. There will also be a lot of Billing/Coding Specialist Jobs to go around as well. This is a relatively easy area to get into if you get a little bit of quality training. It certainly is something to keep in mind if being a nurse isn’t what interests you.
Health Care Is The New Growth Area
I was looking at recent jobs available in this economy and the one sector that seems to have a lot of job available is the medical field. It seems like there are lots of jobs available for nurses, nurse practioners and physical and respiratory therapists. Respiratory Therapist Jobs seem to be in hot demand now and along with other health care jobs, it’s poised to grow in the future. I’m too old to change careers, but my advice to younger friends has always been, get into the medical field if you want a good and stable job in this new economy.
Any other advice on great health care jobs?
Look For Tech For Job Stability
One part of the economy that doesn’t seem to be having as much of a problem is the tech industry. There seem to be a lot of tech jobs out there. It’s not really surprising since technology is what helps make companies more efficient and more profitable, something even more important in a slower economy.
Even in my own business, I am always looking at tech advancements that can more than pay for themselves in cost savings. People with the knowledge to make it all happen can really clean up these days.
3 Jobs That Can Survive The Recession
I have been seeing those hot careers in a recession articles over on MSN and Yahoo. They give a list of hot careers in a recession and then give links to where you can study for those careers. By the time you are finished with the training, the recession will be over and the economy will be fundamentally different than it is today. As I looked at them, I got my own ideas for jobs to get you through the recession and I have compiled a list of them. While these may not be careers in the traditional sense, they will see you through the recession and help you make more money.
1. Flea Market Vendor. Value is a value and these days people are looking for values anywhere they can find it. A great place is at the flea market. Flea marketing is a cheap family activity where you can discover items and products you never though existed. It doesn’t cost much to find some great products and sell them in a flea market. While that’s traditional, you can modernize it by making an entire site with everything you sell on it and giving out the address to any and all potential customers so that your 2 days of work will translate into 7 days of income.
2. Freelance Small Business Bookkeeper. You might already have the skills to keep books, but with a good open source program like Gnucash, you can handle the books of any business with just a little training. Many companies need help keeping their books nowadays and may not be able to pay the expenses of a more well trained accountant. No worries, you can take on this responsibility not just for one company but several. With your laptop, you can go from business to business taking care of their bookkeeping needs. You could even become a notary public and offer even more services.
3. Freelance Marketing Consultant. Every company is looking to increase sales and profits in an economic downturn. The tried and true way to increase sales is to increase marketing efforts. With so much marketing on the internet these days, internet marketing offers the best chances of marketing success. This is why a freelance marketing consultant can visit with companies and give them marketing advice to help them achieve success. A freelance marketing consultant can go to small businesses that have an acute need for their expertise. It’s win-win situation for each party.
These are just three ideas, I hope they are getting your brains working about the massive opportunities available now.
New Employment Site
I am currently working a remake of a tefl jobs site. I am trying to create a place where people can upload resumes and have employers find them. It will be a complement to Great TEFL jobs. I am just looking for some feedback on what you would expect to find in an employment site? What kind of features would you like to see? What kind of features would you find most beneficial in your job search?
If you have got ideas of what you’d like to see in a jobs site, I’d love to hear them and see if I can add them to my newest site.