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The Dice Purchase
[By Scot Melland]
I am pleased to announce that Dice Holdings now owns AllHealthcareJobs.com.
A Medical Career Web Site
AllHealthcareJobs.com is a leading online career site dedicated to matching healthcare professionals with the best career opportunities in their profession.
Known for its unique search engine, AllHealthcareJobs.com allows hiring managers and recruiters to quickly locate and recruit highly-qualified healthcare professionals in more than 500 available job specialties across the healthcare industry. In fact, more than 50 percent of AllHealthcareJobs candidates have at least five years experience in the industry and encompass a wide range of healthcare fields such as nursing, allied health, laboratory, pharmacy and medicine.
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AllHealthcareJobs.com joins Dice’s other specialized job sites and job fairs in providing the most skilled and experienced professionals for affiliated job openings. If you have any questions or are interested in learning more, contact us at 1.877.386.3323 or visit www.AllHealthcareJobs.com. Thank you for your continued support.
Regards
Scot Melland
Chairman, President & CEO
Dice Holdings, Inc.
3 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10016
1.877.386.3323
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The Best Jobs In Health Care In 2014
1. Biomedical engineer
2. Dental hygienist
3. Occupational therapist
4. Optometrist
5. Physical therapist
6. Chiropractor
7. Speech pathologist
8. Pharmacist
9. Podiatrist
10. Respiratory therapist
11. Medical records technician
12. Physician assistant
Source: Forbes
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Healthcare Jobs and Spending Growth Trends
Altarum Institute recently released a Health Sector Economic Indicators brief highlighting the growth surge in the health services sector. Here are some key findings from the report:
• Over the past 6 months, healthcare has added 226,000 jobs, the largest increase in 25 years.
• Health job growth now exceeds nonhealth job growth at 2.7% annual growth versus 2.1% annual growth.
• Health care prices in March 2015 were 1.3% higher than in March 2014 and hospital prices rose 0.4%.
• Physician and clinical services prices fell 0.6% and prescription drug prices rose 5.7% last year.
• National health spending in March 2015 was 6.8% higher than in March 2014.
• At $3.2 trillion, health spending now represents 18.1% of gross domestic product.
Source: Altarum Institute, May 13, 2015
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