Higher Ed to Healthcare Careers

During this interactive event we’ll discuss the many career pathways available to the military community in the healthcare industry. We’ll be joined by veteran and military spouse professionals who will share their experiences, expert advice, and insights on finding success in this dynamic field.

This free, online-only webinar is being offered exclusively through the USO Pathfinder Transition program for Active Duty, military spouses, National Guard, Reservists, and recently separated veterans/retirees.

Event Details

Event Title 30^th June 2013, 12:00 18:00

Date: Mar 17th, 2022
Time: 12:00 PM EDT (1200Q)
Location: Virtual Worldwide

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Higher Ed to Healthcare Careers

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Why Military Children Should Not Have to Move

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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Deliver Support and Cheer to U.S. Military Communities in South Korea on the Team’s 85th USO Tour

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