Health unit coordinators are the people who serve as assistants to the nursing staff. They maintain patient charts and order necessary supplies.

This is an in-demand job, according to U.S. Department of Labor statistics.

For most jobs in this field, a certificate in health care coordination is all that is required. This certificate can generally be earned in six months to a year from an accredited school or college.

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