Daniel Said:

Would you like proper public transport and childcare and decent jobs and healthcare and affordable housing ?

We Answered:

What's unusual about "under £500 for a detached house" - you can buy two where I live in Worcestershire for that and have enough left over to furnish both.
Ours is in a "good area" on the edge of beautiful countryside, good shopping, easy access to schools, GP surgery 10 minutes walk, hospital 15 mins walk, NHS dental drop-in clinic in the Town centre (2? miles) Detached, central heating, solar water heating, garage, landscaped garden and on a good day might fetch £200,000.
They all speak English in our road, but in the Town we do have a Greek deli (with yummy baclavas) - the owner speaks excellent English, and a Polish deli with delicious breads, meats and things in jars - I admit their English is accented.
When I had little children I worked part-time to be able to pay for Montessori pre-schooling (I didn't expect hand-outs from the tax-payer) and there were no Child Care Benefit payments.
There IS public transport to our villages - wherever did you get the idea that us yokels don't have buses? - and they are free for us wrinklies.
Been to Switzerland several times (alcohol was a prohibitive price) - my big problem was that however hard I looked I couldn't find the sea. The water spout on Lake Geneva (you can visit Chatsworth if you want a water spout) just can't compete with the sea breaking on rocky shores.

Ronnie Said:

Do healthcare jobs in Canada pay equivalent salaries to those in the US?

We Answered:

Canada's health care system is run by the government, therefore less money. You're better off staying in the States where it is privatized.

Jared Said:

Can anyone give me info about travelling healthcare jobs? ?

We Answered:

Traveling techs make good money and usually your room is covered. If you are in Ohio you should try working for a mobile xray company like I did. I think the company in Ohio is called Mobilex. They pay good with a company car.

Manuel Said:

Will the health insurance industry lose jobs once healthcare reform is passed?

We Answered:

Probably not right away, but your customers' premiums will have to go up to pay to keep the company going if they lose people to the government health insurance. Your company might close down if it's losing too much, though.

Katie Said:

How do you find jobs in healthcare that offer tuition reimbursement?

We Answered:

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Hazel Said:

Healthcare jobs that don't require tons of years in medical school?

We Answered:

Other than a Physical Therapist, a Pharmacist, and possibly a Perfusionist ( and the ones you asked us not to say)....that's pretty much it!!