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Baby boomers battered by the economy might look to new growth fields for future job creation: preventive health care, food safety, and energy-saving retrofitting of homes

Despite the economic downturn, jobs in the health field are still growing. The population is aging and growing and needs more and better health care.

There is a growing need for health care administrators in hospitals, clinics, private practices and long term care facilities.

For many who have lost their jobs in the economic disaster of 2008, the health care field may hold hope for future employment.

As the population ages and technology advances, consumers demand more and better health care. As a result, jobs in health care are booming worldwide.

Celebrate health care workers in an effort to encourage more people to seek careers in the field and reduce staffing shortages.

Looking for more meaning in their lives, people are turning to health care career options to provide purpose through expressing an art of caring.

An economic shift from goods production to services has given rise to an increase in career opportunities in the health care field.

Are health care jobs still booming in light of the current downturn in the economy? The answer is yes and no. In some areas there continues to be a tremendous shortage.

Anyone considering a career in health care should first consider the type and level of skills needed to succeed and enjoy the job.

Only have a high school education? Want to find a career that pays well? Here are ten to consider.