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Health Professions Week

Saturday, November 16
Health Talks – Watch these short, impactful videos from a variety of professionals in health careers.
Sunday, November 17
Virtual Treasure Hunt – Track down gold coins and uncover a career you will treasure.
Monday, November 18, 2019
Self-Care – Learn tips for self-care and how to balance your life and career from five health professionals.
Tuesday, November 19
HPW Chat – Join HPW at 2pm ET for a chat about mentoring and shadowing.
Wednesday, November 20
Financial Literacy – View financial resources and develop an action plan for financing your education.
Thursday, November 21
Virtual Fair – Log in to this live event to chat with professionals and students from 21 professions.
HPW is a nationwide collaboration between today’s healthcare and education organizations designed to provide reliable, accessible resources to explore careers in the health professions. If you are considering a future in the health professions, HPW is your one-stop-shop to explore over 20 career options. Registrants receive access to a personalized website with curated, on-demand content introducing the participating health professions, as well as access to exclusive live events featuring opportunities for one-on-one career advice. All prospective health professionals are welcome to register for #HPW2019, including career changers, high school, college and graduate students, both domestic and international.
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