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  In the quiet corridors of a small town hospital in 2020, the hum of ventilators echoed louder than ever. Nurses worked overtime. Respiratory therapists juggled multiple patients. Personal care aides stepped up for families who couldn’t visit their loved ones. COVID-19 didn’t just test our healthcare system—it permanently altered its landscape. And what followed was a massive shift in how we view healthcare jobs. Fast forward to 2030. The fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. aren't in tech or finance. They're in healthcare . From nurse practitioners to home health aides , this booming sector is not only driving employment—it’s becoming a central pillar of the economy. So, what roles are leading this charge? What do the numbers say about job growth in healthcare from 2020 to 2030? And what does it mean for future professionals, caregivers, and policy makers? Let’s explore the data visualized by Visual Capitalist , unraveling the trends, the people, and the future of care. Related ...