welcome overview of planyourhealthcareer.org. a job marketplace for the healthcare industry

WelcomeOverview of

PlanYourHealthCareer.org

WWW.PlanYourHealthCareer.OrgA Job Marketplace for the Healthcare Industry

Students & Prospective Employees• Career Interest Assessments• Create & Store Documents• Research College Programs• Direct Communication with

Employers• Info about Occupations• Personal Website

Your Prescription for a Great Position

Explore college PROGRAMS designed to help you get the SKILLS you need to land a health-related CAREER.

Your Prescription for a Great Position

Find JOBS with a good employment outlook; find EMPLOYERS interested

in finding YOU.

Take surveys on INTERESTS and SKILLS to

view career SUGGESTIONS.

Get the DETAILS on careers of INTEREST.

Do the SKILLS GAP analysis

and COMPARE to careers.

Really PREPARE for the JOB HUNT.

Create an e-Portfolio with

your own WEB URL.

Find the JOB

Employers• Post Events and Job Openings• Review Profiles of Prospective

Employees• Create a Business Profile with Website

Link – Home Page and HR• Scan Employee Resumes & Websites• Communicate Directly with Prospective

Employees

EMPLOYER SITE

QUESTIONS?

COMMENTS?

DISCUSSION?

Contact for further information:

Maria de la Cruz, CHEO Career Coach

(719) 549-3221

Maria.delaCruz@pueblocc.edu

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