For people who have a degree in health or have any kind of experience in the health care field, especially those registered nurses, finding a job should not be much of a problem. There is a great demand for health care employees all over the country. If you take a look at the classified ads section of any newspaper, you can easily find hospitals, clinics and other medical establishments that are looking for healthcare professionals such as nurses. There is no shortage for health care careers in the United States. In fact there are more jobs than the present number of healthcare professionals. The shortage of nurses in the United States have prompted most hospitals in the country to outsource nurses and other health professionals from other countries mostly those from around Asia.

Health care careers are one of the best paying jobs in the country today. Due to the high demand for healthcare professionals and the fact that there are only few who are qualified to take the job, the cost of hiring healthcare professionals have increased considerably over the years. Yet, why is it that despite the fact that health care careers are paying really well, there are only a handful of people who would plunge into this type of career? According to some studies, despite the growing need for healthcare professionals and the fact that the pay is really good, only a few would want to work in hospitals and other medical institutions. Most people have some kind of aversions to diseases and sufferings, that they would rather not work in hospitals and other medical institutions where they will have to deal with tragedies and diseases everyday. Hospitals and other medical institutions are such disease-prone places that many people would find it really very stressful to work in them.