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Public health

Bernard J. Turnock

2006

The career is dead--long live the career

Douglas T. Hall

1996

Career education for handicapped individuals

Charles J. Kokaska

1985

How to choose a medical specialty

Anita D. Taylor

1986

Kaplan Careers in Nursing

Kaplan Publishing

1999

Careers in medicine, dentistry and mental health

Judith Humphries

1989

Academia in Transition

Carl V. Patton

1979

Kinn's The medical assistant

Deborah B. Proctor, Alexandra Patricia Young, Alexandra Patricia Young-Adams

2007

Letters to a young doctor

Philip Rhodes

1983

Guide to nontraditional careers in science

Karen Young Kreeger

1999

Living medicine

Peter Richards, M.D.

1990

Getting the most from nursing school

Atkins, Robert M.S.

2009

Cover letters that knock 'em dead

Martin John Yate

1992

Opportunities in physician careers

Jan Sugar-Webb

2000

Treatment kind and fair

Perri Klass

2007

What color is your parachute?

Richard Nelson Bolles

2014

First aid for the match

Tao Le

1997

New career opportunities in health and human services

Margaret Djerf DeRidder

1984

Med school Rx

Walter Carl Hartwig

2009

Women in psychiatry

Annelle Primm, Geetha Jayaram, Donna M. Norris

2012

Careers in medicine

Terence J. Sacks

1993

Introduction to the health professions

Peggy Stanfield

2012

A man's guide to a nursing career

Chad E. O'Lynn

2013

Real people working in health care

Blythe Camenson

1997

Occupational outlook handbook

United States. Department of Labor

2010

Nursing

Blythe Camenson

1995

Career development for health professionals

Lee Haroun

2011

First Aid for the Match (First Aid)

Vikas Bhushan, Tao Le

2007

Introduction to health occupations

Doreen S. Chesebro, Shirley A. Badasch

2000

The Nursing Job Search Handbook

Genny Dunne

2002

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