Which statement best explains how wages work in the health science industry? a) there is a discrepancy between the wages of entry-level workers and medical professionals. b) all health science careers make the same amount of money. c) some wages are below the national average, but still require a great deal of training. d) a healthcare worker’s education does not have an impact on how much he or she gets paid.

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In the health science industry, the wages between an entry-level workers and medical professionals have a big discrepancy because of skills and experience. Entry-level workers are just starting to hone themselves with the new skills and they are still building series of experiences so they will be offered with a great starting wages but not as big as the salaries of medical professionals.

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