When changing careers or choosing a career, you may be considering a career option in which many people are interested. What if a required education program has too many applicants, a lot of prerequisites, or is just very selective?

Career Key has made a list below of careers and occupations that we rely on in a natural disaster like Hurricane Sandy – obvious ones and those behind the scenes.

If you want to make a career change, choose a career, or choose a major, LinkedIn Alumni is a helpful addition to other career information resources that opens your mind to career and education options.

All kinds of occupations involve fatalities: cashiers, farmers, workers in grain silos, a college football team student intern, healthcare workers infected by bloodborne pathogens. And there are social justice impacts too: Hispanics suffer from a higher rate of work-related injuries than any other group.

In choosing a career and comparing career options, don’t forget to include occupational health in your research along with salary, education, and job outlook.

The article guides you through the five steps of a good decision, including a free downloadable Career Key map of Career Clusters