There is no other place in the world like Hawaii. Whether you are surfing Oahu's North Shore, hiking though Kauai's Waimea Canyon, cliff-jumping in Maui, or off-roading in Lanai's Munro Trail, Hawaii is a place of adventure, possibility, and rejuvenation. Many dream of traveling to Hawaii, many visit, and many stay to live. The area is filled with not only recreational activities, but also professional opportunities in cities like Manoa, Honolulu, and Waikiki.

Hawaii Healthcare Career Outlook

Healthcare is among the top 15 industries in Hawaii. Some of the highest numbers of jobs are found in the healthcare administration and management sectors. Currently, over 150 healthcare administrators work in Hawaii. In 2005, they made an average of $65,090 a year. By 2014, jobs are expected to grow 17%. Approximately 540 healthcare managers work in Hawaii, and in 2005, they made an annual wage of $86,370 a year. By 2014, jobs for healthcare managers are expected to grow 15.6%.