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Healthcare: Clinical
Diagnose and treat patients directly. Includes physicians, nurses, and therapists.
69 careers$130,020 median payLow AI risk
📋 What You'll Do
- •Examine patients and assess symptoms
- •Order and interpret diagnostic tests
- •Develop and implement treatment plans
- •Prescribe medications or therapies
- •Document patient encounters in medical records
- •Collaborate with other healthcare providers
🎓 Education & Training
Typical Path
Bachelor's degree to Doctorate (MD/DO)
Time Investment
4-12 years post-high school
Common Credentials
- • MD/DO for physicians
- • RN/BSN/MSN for nurses
- • State licensure required
👤 Who This Is For
Good fit if you:
- ✓People who genuinely want to help others heal
- ✓Those who thrive in high-stakes environments
- ✓Individuals with strong science aptitude
- ✓People who communicate well with diverse populations
Not ideal if you:
- ✗Those uncomfortable with bodily fluids or illness
- ✗People who struggle with irregular hours
About Healthcare: Clinical Careers
Clinical healthcare careers focus on direct patient care - diagnosing conditions, developing treatment plans, and helping people recover from illness or injury. These roles require both scientific knowledge and strong interpersonal skills.
From primary care physicians to specialized surgeons, physical therapists to mental health counselors, clinical healthcare professionals are the frontline of the American healthcare system.
Core Skills Needed
Clinical assessment and diagnosisPatient communication and empathyMedical knowledge and decision-makingAttention to detail and documentationStress management and composureCollaboration and teamworkContinuous learning and adaptability
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