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University of Missouri grads find jobs abundant for health professionals.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, September, 2004
By Christi Nies, Columbia Daily Tribune, Mo. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Sep. 28--Meaghan Herrell came to college looking for a health-care career where she could help people in a fast-paced, intense environment. She'll leave the University of Missouri-Columbia in three years with a degree in ultrasound technology and hundreds of job opportunities, most featuring high starting salaries and hefty sign-on bonuses.
Public service might have drawn her to the field, but the money and wide-open job market are the icing on Herrell's career cake.
"The future is looking bright for all of us and our prospective professions," said Herrell, a sophomore from Imperial. "Statistics say that students graduating from the School of Health...
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