Becoming a healthcare administrator Choosing a specialization has never been an easy task; after graduating from high school, without a college plan, many of us find ourselves taking classes we don't even need in our first year of college. Taking time to decide what we want to do in life, what we want to study, and where we want to be in the next five years or so can help us save time, money, and quite possibly, can direct us towards our most important goals. coveted professional goal. Changing our minds along the way is typical of us, but there are always many specializations to choose from; but when it comes to the healthcare field, not all of us interested in healthcare as a profession can wear the white coat or scrubs because some of us hate the sight of blood and needles. These people may consider healthcare administration as a career, but is it worth choosing healthcare administration as a career? The Healthcare Industry The healthcare industry has become extremely powerful. Hundreds and thousands of doctors, nurses, healthcare specialists and many other non-medical workers have been employed in hospitals, healthcare facilities and even homes (Princeton, 2013). In our state, Florida, healthcare is the most sought after industry (Princeton, 2013). Everyone wants to be a nurse, CEO, doctor or doctor. It is a field in which, if chosen, we are set for life; unless we get tired or our license is revoked. What careers does the sector offer? The healthcare sector offers many opportunities. As previously mentioned, anyone can choose to be a doctor, a doctor, a CEO, a finance director, a nursing supervisor, just to name a few (Princeton, 2013). But in particular, there is a field that today fills many of us with enthusiasm, a field that was so secluded only a few find themselves there; a field that we believe is