
|Articles|December 10, 2012
Healthcare Creates a New State Jobs Boom
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Minnesota's hospitals and clinics are on a hiring spree, and they're not just looking for the usual MDs and RNs.
New demand for data analysts and specialists who steer patients through the system has helped make health care the strongest engine driving Minnesota's jobs recovery. That's on top of a growing need for doctors and nurses as baby boomers hit their retirement years.
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Source: Star Tribune
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