What jobs are in high demand over the next few years?
As the cost of higher education continues rising faster than incomes, this question is more pressing. Although no one would recommend choosing a job based only on market factors or other criteria, more philosophy majors could be found employment today if they had been paying attention.
“Not all (college) degrees are created equal,”A report by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce was concluded.
Doctors of chiropractic are a career that is considered to be a golden one.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Occupational Handbook. chiropractic employmentThe average rate of growth for all jobs is 28 percent, and it is expected to increase 28 percent by 2020.
Chiropractic care is a pioneer in non-invasive, non-drug-free treatment for everything from back pain and migraines to a variety of lifestyle issues. While there is a high level of patient and practitioner satisfaction, the education requirements are some of the most strict of all health care professionals.
A typical applicant to a chiropractic college will have completed nearly four years of undergraduate education in biology, psychology, organic, inorganic and inorganic chemical chemistry and related laboratory work. The applicant will then be looking at four to five years of professional training in healing sciences. Some cases, such as anatomy, physiology and rehabilitation, are more intense than those of medical doctors.
You will also need to complete a minimum of one year clinical-based training program that actually involves patient care. “That’s because of the hands-on nature of the profession and the intricate adjusting techniques that must be learned to help patients,”Gerard Clum, Foundation for Chiropractic Progress.
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