National Institute of Health

• The National Institutes of Health, or NIH, has a very extensive list of career opportunities that cover diverse fields including finance, administration, information technology, clinical, laboratory, human resources, engineering, scientific, medical, biological, chemical, public affairs and psychology. The role of the NIH lies in research strategies and applications and fostering creative discoveries for the improvement and protection of health. It strives to develop, maintain and renew human and physical scientific resources to ensure the country's ability to prevent diseases.
  
  

Food And Drug Administration

• The Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, is an agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or DHHS, and consists of six product centers. The FDA offers careers in several fields including research, administrative support, analysis, quality assurance, medicine, biology, chemistry, physics and public health. The FDA is responsible for protecting public health and ensuring public safety in the areas of drugs, vaccines, medical devices, animals, cosmetics, radiation emitting products and tobacco products. It provides assistance with document review and analysis, quality assurance and regulatory status of submissions for products.
  
  

Government Medical Jobs

• Physicians, nurses and various other health professionals can consider practice opportunities in government medical facilities. Government facilities offer a variety of practice settings, stability and long term earning potential for health professionals. Under government management and supervision there are hospitals, clinics, ambulatory care centers, medical coding and other healthcare providers that offer career opportunities for practicing health professionals. The career options range from support services to specialized physician and nursing opportunities.
  
  

Private Practice Jobs

• As with government hospitals and clinics, private practice also offers a very wide range of career options. These options include doctors, medical specialists, surgical specialists, general practice, pediatrics and child health, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology, radiology and anesthetics; dentists, nurses, hygienists, technicians and therapists; health informatics; healthcare science; nursing; medical management; midwifery and allied health professionals.