Rogue Community Health, Medford
Work in a High Demand Field
Healthcare workers are in high demand, and ongoing, fast-paced growth is expected as baby boomers age and medical needs increase. There are more than 400 occupations in healthcare and a great many don’t require a college degree.
32,994
Average Annual Low Wage Healthcare Income
133,747
Average Annual High Wage Healthcare Income
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Explore Healthcare Jobs
The following Occupation categories and Wage Ranges are generally dependent on education degree, training and experience.
Higher levels of education and experience will increase competitiveness in attaining both job and higher wages.
What Healthcare Careers Offer
Career Stability
Opportunities to learn and get promoted in healthcare happen often as demand is high and continues to grow to accommodate changes in how people access care, baby boomer care, and hi-tech advancements.
Jobs at All Levels
From fitness instructors and cafeteria support staff to highly specialized psychiatry experts and everything in between, healthcare offers opportunities for a wide range of people from all backgrounds.
Personal Impact
On a day-to-day basis, many roles in healthcare impact people’s lives in truly significant ways.
Diverse Environments
Healthcare isn’t just about work in doctor’s offices. It’s personal care in people’s homes. It’s one-on-one counseling in clinics or even via text or online. It’s research in high-tech labs. No matter what your preference, there is a workplace you’ll thrive in in healthcare.
