Introducing students early to the possibilities in Health Care

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What are the pathways to working in the health care field? Nancy Littlefield and Faye Gargiulo of Riverside Health System suggest introducing students as early as middle school to the possibilities of working in the health care industry, and emphasizing that the needed training can stretch from an introductory level course to a medical school degree.

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