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The aim of this study was to explore career transitions among individuals in select entry-level healthcare occupations.

This report provides a national snapshot comparing immigrants to the United States with native-born citizens who work in healthcare occupations, including their sociodemographic characteristics and the jobs they fill.

This report investigates the socioeconomic well-being, including occupation-skill match, financial situation, and reliance on state/federal assistance programs, among individuals working in healthcare.

This report identifies the characteristics of veterans entering healthcare occupations, with a focus on allied health professions, and identifies occupations most commonly taken on by veterans.

This report investigates veterans’ barriers to smooth career transitions into healthcare careers, with a focus on allied health occupations. In addition, it examines the types of programs and policies designed to assist veterans to overcome barriers in their pursuit of healthcare careers.