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Because skilled health care providers are in demand! |
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Our population is aging and will need more health care services |
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There is a shortage of health care providers right now – especially doctors and nurses |
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Advances in technology and pharmacology are opening doors for skilled technicians |
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Our aging workforce (the babyboomers) means many health care providers will be retiring within the next decade |
How to Get Started…
Talk to your teacher or guidance counsellor to find out more, or to your local community volunteer centre.
They will be able to help you find more information and might even be able to connect you with people working in the field or make suggestions about which career would be best for you.
Consider doing some volunteer work in the field you are interested in.
Talk to your guidance counsellor to find out more, or to your local community volunteer centre.
Consider a high school co-op program, where you can get practical work experience.
Try spending a day job-shadowing someone in your community who is working in the job you’re interested in.
Check out the website links for the careers you’re interested in.
Explore college and university programs. Look at websites and calendars of colleges and universities to check out courses and requirements.
Don’t miss out on career days and fairs at your school and in your community!
And the Best Part Is…
These jobs are available right in your own “backyard” – and in every community like yours. You don’t have to go to a big city to work in health care. Health care is the #1 priority for people in Ontario and that means that every community needs people like you to keep them healthy.
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30% of health care providers will be retiring in the next 12 to 15 years.
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