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Nomad Jobs
Want to see the world while earning some cash ? These career paths will take you around the globe.
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Public health administrators will mostly work in hospitals or for government health organizations and authorities. Internationally, especially in developing countries still getting up to speed on health issues and consequences, this field is taking off. Groups like the UN and the World Health Organization are in need of trained, educated professionals to play critical roles in addressing the health needs and infrastructure of emerging nations.

Essential functions of this nomad job will often include the fundamentals, such as financial management, purchasing and human resources. Specific tasks include outlining surveillance strategies to aid in combating the spread of communicable diseases, emergency response protocols for outbreaks, and proposals for cost-effective education and prevention. Many of these jobs can be found through the UN, the World Health Organization and international governments and municipalities. Additionally, many masters’ programs at U.S. universities offer international internships within a multitude of countries.
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ESL teacher

A position as an educator seems to offer universal employment -- and if you’re strong in a second language, landing an ESL position somewhere on this vast planet may be of interest. The pay for such positions is typically not great and is commensurate with the nation you are placed in, but the worldwide exposure is often what ESL teachers seek.

Obtaining certification is relatively simple and can be done online via a four-year university or an independent training provider. The actual job placement can be a little tricky, as it often involves working with missionaries or other non-profit types. In this case, you may have to pay to be a part of the program, but the group handles everything from accommodation arrangements, to food, to security -- but financially, you are on your own. The benefit, of course, is being able to see other parts of the world and having an experienced group make sure you have all of your i’s dotted and t’s crossed when it comes to immigration paperwork, safety regulations and security.

Of course, more regular, full-time paying jobs exist in places such as international schools and programs that are offered to employees and families of U.S. companies that are operating outside of the country.

globetrotting professions

The above are just a handful of the professional-grade careers that exist throughout the world and allow you to earn top-grade pay and provide genuine career advancement opportunities. So, before you become the traveling salesperson for your organization in an effort to see more of the world, understand that there are alternatives.

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www.aapg.org
www.bls.gov
http://en.wikipedia.org