Abstract
The Internet has introduced a variety of new sources for job information. In addition to traditional methods, such as using campus career services offices and professional association job banks, there are many new resources available online, including (1) health education job web sites, (2) organizational and governmental job web sites, (3) job search engines, (4) online newspaper classified listings, (5) professional electronic mailing lists, (6) USENET newsgroups, and (7) bulletin board services. Each of these methods is discussed with some advice for finding the ideal health education job.
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