Find Your Healthcare Career Path Today!

There are so many possibilities for a healthcare career. Let us help you find the right school, the path to get there, and the job that follows.

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Education

Oregon and the Willamette Valley are great places to prepare for your healthcare career. Check out these schools offering healthcare degrees and certificates.

Career Categories

See various Health Care categories that might be interesting to you.

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Operations / Facilities
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Healthcare Provider / Doctor / Surgeon
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Radiology / Imaging
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Laboratory
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Nursing
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Healthcare Administration / Office
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Patient Support Services

Career Tracks

See different areas in the Health Care field that you could be a part of.

Recent Articles

Learn more about how to find schools, scholarships, jobs, and tips to do it all.

What people in the Healthcare field say

Whether you are working to become a Physician, a lab tech, an x-ray tech, or a medical receptionist in the Healthcare field, it is a great place to be. Hear what different people in the healthcare field in Salem have to say:

“I became a nurse because I loved the thought of helping people and making a difference. My nursing license has given me opportunities and opened doors to experiences beyond what I imagined in nursing school. The best part of being a nurse is the variety of specialties and skills you obtain and those available even after school ends. Being a nurse means you are part of a very special family of medical professionals who all work together for one cause: the care of our patients. I enjoy what I do daily and know I always have something new to learn.”
Jen F.
Nurse
“Whether your role is working directly with patients in a medical setting, clerical, or working behind the scenes, the Health Care field provides an opportunity to impact patient care positively. Even though I do not work directly with patients, I have an important role in helping them receive the care they need.”




Dawn S.
Mailroom Clerk