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What's a profession thay everyone needs?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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Doctors. Always needed even in remote isolated towns.
True! But i can't spend 8 years studying I'm afraid. Need something more let's say immediate.
“In high demand”, “pays well”, “is legal”, and “doesn’t require lengthy training and/or edcucation” are usually not a combination that exists.
Funeral services tick all boxes but I don't want that.
Download the SkillCat app and get your EPA 608, then look at other skills.
You can easily get a job in HVAC pretty quickly
Physician and nursing shortages in the U.S. are going to become a larger problem over time. Nursing can already be a lucrative job, and is less demanding than being a physician.