Career Opportunities
The healthcare industry provided some 13.6 million jobs in 2006. It is projected that the industry, including allied health, will generate three million new jobs by 2016, more than any other field, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Career Guide to Industries (2008-2009).
With demand growing for highly trained professionals throughout the industry, Walden’s new B.S. in Health Studies can help you prepare for the rapidly evolving cluster of allied health professions.
Expand Your Career Options
Prepare to pursue new opportunities that can advance your professional career in a range of healthcare settings. Broaden your career options in:
- Ambulatory healthcare services
- Health practitioners’ offices
- Hospitals and clinics
- Medical diagnostic laboratories
- Nursing and residential care facilities
- Outpatient care centers
- Non-profit organizations
Reach Your Potential
With a bachelor’s degree from Walden, you'll have the tools you need to succeed. Take this first step in your career path and prepare yourself for additional study that can lead to a master’s degree in health administration or informatics.
Career opportunities may require additional experience, training, or other factors beyond the successful completion of this degree program.
