Top 10 health and medical professionals most likely to work from home

Medical records technicians are the healthcare professionals who are most likely to work remotely, with more than a third of them not having to come into the office, The New York Times reported June 26.

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Here are the health and medical occupations ranked by the percentage who work from home, according to 2021 American Community Survey data analyzed by the news outlet:

1. Medical records technicians: 38 percent

2. Medical and life scientists: 28 percent

3. Healthcare practitioners: 21 percent

4. Medical and health services managers: 18 percent

5. Nursing, psychiatric and home health aides: 8 percent

6. Medical assistants, healthcare supporters: 7 percent

7. Medical, dental and ophthalmic lab techs: 7 percent

8. Health practitioner support technicians: 6 percent

9. Health technologists and technicians: 6 percent

10. Emergency medical technicians and paramedics: 4 percent

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