If you are someone that enjoys helping people there are jobs
that fit your niche. Employment can be very enjoyable in these positions if you
appreciate helping others.
Nursing/Doctors
Doctors require a lot of schooling and many can no longer
afford the cost of the education to be in this field. If you can sustain the
grueling years of school and exhausting and demanding four years of internship
following your graduation, this is your field. However, if you would like to be
in the same field and providing similar services, consider being a LPN
(licensed practical nurse) or RN (registered nurse).
The nursing field is continually growing and you can be
assured that you can take this particular education to any country or state in
America and find employment in this field. Nursing are demanded in every
community whether the population is 500 or 5 million. Schools are found nearly
everywhere and there is nothing in the prospective future that the trend of
hiring in this field will slow. The schooling is a fraction of what is needed
to become a doctor and you can work while you work on achieving a higher degree
of nursing. For example, you can begin with something as simple as a CNA (certified
nursing assistant) which requires a couple of weeks of school and training and
further your education to a LPN or RN.
Social Worker
This is one of the most difficult jobs that you can find. Many
go into this line of work with the mind frame that you will always be helping
people. You will but you will also have to make very tough decisions in the
process. Social workers need a thick skin in many situations because there are
some people that you are helping that may not see it the same way. The pay isn’t
the greatest for the work that you do but the world needs you. There are
different categories of Social Workers depending on how long you would like to
stay in college and what degree you are interested in.
Preacher/Minister/Rabbi
Ministers, Rabbis, Preachers, Priests and many others, all
of these spiritual leaders are needed in every community. Always in the news
you hear about the bad apples in the bunch. Remember there are thousands of
great ones that help people each and every day. They lead people that need
them. They give to their congregations and followers. They feed the hungry and
homeless. They provide hope for those that need it. Most of these leaders
attend seminary school or its equivalent. Some have achieved Masters or Bachelor’s
degrees in Religious studies. This is another field where you won’t find a
lacking of need. However, in order to build a following and congregation many
years of hard work may be involved depending upon which denomination you choose
to follow.
All of these are jobs that are excellent if you would like
to help people. However, many require you to give more than you may receive in
return. All of these jobs are jobs that can be done from home or working in the home of someone else.
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