Switch Careers for the Department of Human Services
After your layoff, you might think about finding a new career or about working in a new industry. How do you make the move?
Get an overview on changing careers after a job loss.
Use a Job Skills Transfer Assessment Tool to find occupations that are a good match for you based on your work experience. Find out how your skills, knowledge, and abilities can transfer to these careers and where your gaps might be.
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Related Department of Human Services Occupations
Below are related occupations similar to the occupational groups employed by the Department of Human Services. Learn about wages, employment growth, skills needed, education requirements, and other related occupations by clicking on an occupation title.
- Dentistry
Dental assistants
Dental hygienists
Dentists
- IT Service Technicians
Computer engineers
Computer operators
Computer programmers
Computer support specialists
Computer systems administrators
Computer, ATM, and office machine repairers
- Mental Health Professionals
Addictions counselors
Marriage and family therapists
Mental health counselors
Psychiatrists
Psychologists
Social workers
- Nurses and Nursing Assistants
Home health aides
Licensed practical nurses
Medical assistants
Nurse anesthetists
Nursing assistants
Physician assistants
Psychiatric aides
Psychiatric technicians
Registered nurses
- Other Positions
Administrative services managers
General and operations managers
Health services administrators
Medical secretaries
Office managers
Receptionists
Secretaries
- Dentistry
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Related Department of Human Services Industries
Below are industries related to the Department of Human Services. Find information on working in these industries including occupations, associations, resources, and employment by clicking on an industry title.

