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Utah Nursing and Health Care Schools
The Beehive State has one of the highest overall job growth rates in the nation, according to the Utah Department of Workforce Services. Jobs in Utah's health care industry are growing much faster than the national average. In 2005, there were nearly three vacant registered nurse jobs reported for every RN employed in the state. Utah's workforce is also among the most educated in the United States, with more Bachelors', Master's, and Doctorate Degrees earned in 2003-2004 than the previous school year.
Nurses in Utah must earn a nursing degree from a state approved program at a certificate, associate's, bachelor's, or master's degree level, and pass a national nursing examination prior to obtaining a Utah nursing license. No educational requirements exist for Utah medical assistants, but the state's employers prefer applicants with some formal training in medical assisting. The nursing and health care education programs in Utah can give you the training you need to take advantage of careers in the state's health care sector.
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Prepare for a better future at Certified Careers Institute. Training programs include business administration, network administrator, website/graphic design, medical assistant, dental assistant and more.
Prepare for a better future at Certified Careers Institute. Training programs include business administration, network administrator, website/graphic design, medical assistant, dental assistant and more.... More
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