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Vermont's healthcare industry employs approximately 50,000 workers in America's second-smallest state by population. The University of Vermont Medical Center dominates as the state's academic center and largest employer. The state ranks 5th in health outcomes—among the healthiest. Vermont pioneered healthcare reform efforts. Rural character and critical access hospitals define much of the state. Beautiful Green Mountains attract healthcare workers seeking quality of life.
Ideal for candidates with prior MA clinical experience who need certification to validate their skills for Vermont employers.
New to healthcare? You're welcome to enroll, but be aware: if you have no prior clinical experience, you must complete a Self-Managed 100-Hour Externship on your own to satisfy the program's practical component and prepare for the certification exam.
EHired does NOT place, arrange, or supervise externships. All externships are self-managed. You are responsible for identifying and securing your own externship site.
Understanding the VT healthcare job market:
Vermont's healthcare industry employs approximately 50,000 workers in America's second-smallest state by population. The University of Vermont Medical Center dominates as the state's academic center and largest employer. The state ranks 5th in health outcomes—among the healthiest. Vermont pioneered healthcare reform efforts. Rural character and critical access hospitals define much of the state. Beautiful Green Mountains attract healthcare workers seeking quality of life.
VT salary ranges by experience level:
Burlington (UVM) pays highest with academic premiums. Cost of living at 110% higher than national average. Small employer pool limits competition. Rural Vermont pays less but lifestyle compensates. Critical access hospitals may offer incentives.
Vermont's healthcare market is anchored by UVM Medical Center:
Where the jobs are in Vermont:
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Common questions about MA jobs in Vermont:
Vermont's healthcare industry employs approximately 50,000 workers in America's second-smallest state by population. The University of Vermont Medical Center dominates as the state's academic center and largest employer. The state ranks 5th in health outcomes—among the healthiest. Vermont pioneered healthcare reform efforts. Rural character and critical access hospitals define much of the state. Beautiful Green Mountains attract healthcare workers seeking quality of life.
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