The Health Care Industry Is Looking for Vets. Here's How to Get Free Training.

The Health Care Industry Is Looking for Vets. Here’s How to Get Free Training.
Army Spc. Vanessa Iturri, Laboratory Technician, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Services, Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, prepares laboratory samples for testing. (Marcy Sanchez)
In 2018, the health care industry surpassed retail and became the largest employment sector in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with an estimated two million more jobs coming by 2028.
Now, officials at an education platform for health care careers called Carrus want to help fill those jobs with veterans and military spouses -- at no cost.
"We find that some of our best learners and our most successful learners actually have military background," Carrus CEO Misty Frost told Military.com. "So we've decided as a company to really not only continue our investment in training military personnel and their spouses, but really try to consciously grow that opportunity with them."

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