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Wealth career opportunities for young people will be the subject of assembly programs in seven schools in Rappahannock, Clarke, and Warren Counties on March 20 through 22. This Health Careers Program is presented by Mrs. Cynthia N. Warren, Assistant Director of the Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care, and consists of slides and commentary on eigjhteen major careers in die field of health.
The careers covered in the program are: audiology and speech correction, dentistry, health education, dietetics, hospital administration, medical record library science, medical technology, medicine, occupational therapy, professional and practical nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, podiatry, psychology, public health sanitation, social work, veterinary medicine, and x-ray technology.
The program is scheduled as follows: Tuesday, March 20 at Clarke County and Johnson-Williams high schools, Berryville; on Wednesday, March 21 at Randolph. Macon and John S. Mosby Academies, and Rappahannock
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