The old faithful of industries, health care booms in good times and bad. You just can’t escape the fact that the human race continues its struggle with disease and its consequences. This means there will virtually always be a demand for health care services with all of the professionals required to serve the public. Add the actuarial problem of our aging population with the baby boomers entering retirement in droves, and succumbing to the diseases of the elderly and demand for elderly services follows.

The Department of Labor predicts that 3 million new jobs will be added to the health care payroll between 2006 and 2016. This makes the medical profession -- including occupations ranging from home health care aides to physicians to pharmacists -- the No. 1 fastest-growing industry in the U.S., An astonishing 7 of the 20 fastest growing occupations are in health care. Look for opportunity in these jobs:

Medical Records, Health Information Its (coders, billers, transcriptionists), practice managers, etc.

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