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Top 10 Hot Jobs in Honolulu - IT, Education, Health, and Tourism

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By Patty Inglish, MS

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Top 10 Fastest Growing Jobs through 2014

Honolulu is one the 25 Top Cities in USA which to find employment. The top jobs accrding to grwth by percent are the following:

  • Tour Guides
  • Reservation and Ticket Agents
  • Baggage Porters, Bellhops
  • Educators - Adult Education, GED, and K-12.
  • Massage Therapists
  • Musicians - Hotels, restaraunts, clubs, others.
  • Registered Nurses (RNs) - Travel Nursing is in high demand and pays higher wages and benefits.
  • Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) - also LPNs and Med Techs in Travel Nursing.
  • Financial Managers

Fast Growth Industries

 

There are 20+ companies in the Hawaiin Islands that work in archaeology. The State Government also employs large numbers of anthropologists and archaeologists to research the human DNA paths through Hawaii.

Honolulu offers many jobs in aquaculture, which prodices food in the water, without soils. There are more aquaculture workers here than than in any other US state. $30+ million worth of products areproduced int his way -- seaweed, oysters, and prawns.

The comprehensive website http://www.hawaiiaquaculture.org/offers several pages of information and the positive outlook for this industry in the 21st century. The foods raised are sold on the islands and exported to the mainland USA and around the world for a sustainable food resource.

Music Jobs Increased 1 QTR '09; Total Honolulu jobs = 9,200 on 05/30/09.

Overall job listings declined until 4th QTR 2008 and then leveled off. 1st and 2nd QTRS 2009 saw INCREASES.
Overall job listings declined until 4th QTR 2008 and then leveled off. 1st and 2nd QTRS 2009 saw INCREASES.

Josb Increasing Under Recovery "2009 - 2012"

  1. IT - Network Systems and Data Analysts, Computer Software Apps Engineers
  2. Personal and Home Health Aides
  3. Pharmacy Technicians
  4. Vet Techs (animal health)
  5. Skin Care Specialists - Medical procedures and care.
  6. Mental Health Professionals - Counselors, Psych Assistants
  7. Manicurists & Pedicurists
  8. Art, Drama, and Music Teachers - College and Vocational School Level
  9. Social and Human Service Assistants - Required by an aging population, economic downturn of 2008 - 2010, and Welfare Reform measures and processes begun in 1998.
  10. Teachers - College and Vocational School Level

These jobs are involved with Healthcare, Social Assistance, and Education. Information Technology(IT) is Number One, but also included in all the other job categories listed.


Largest Employers In and Near Honolulu

  1. Schofield Barracks - US Army
  2. Bank of Hawaii, multiple locations.
  3. Altres Medical
  4. Queen's Medical Center
  5. Triple Army Medical Center
  6. St. Francis Healthcare
  7. Aloha Airlines
  8. Towne Reality

Top Jobs on Indeed.Com

  1. Entertainers and Musicians
  2. Computer Techs
  3. CDL Drivers, Deisel Drivers
  4. Breakfast Cooks
  5. Farm Helpers
  6. Wastewater Treatment Operators - Grade levels I and II.
  7. Drywall and Painting Professionals
  8. Apartment Rental Pros
  9. Retail Salespersons
  10. Road Crew Personnel

Biggest job listers on Indeed: Hawaii Pacific Health, Kaiser Peramente, Accountemps, Genral Dynamics - IT, Booz Allen Hamilton - IT, Office Team, Hilton Hotels Corp.


Sports in Honolulu

Hawaii Rainbow - University level sports teams in Honolulu.

While there are no professional sports teams in Hawaii, there are many opportunities for leisure sports and sports related activities and they all employ a variety of workers.

HIgh School Sports in Honolulu and Hawaii

Hawaii High School Athletic Association Oahu Interscholastic Association (OIA)


Charlie Chan from Honolulu

Famous mystery author, by Earl Derr Biggers was born in Warren, Ohio.

He graduated form Harvard and became a humor writer and turned to mysteries, but wrote just 6 Charlie Chan mystery novels.

The novels were based on a real Honolulu, Chinese detective named Chang Apana, who was quite successful in Hawaii and San Francisco. Mr. Biggers wrote without prejuicial race stereotyping, but the movies put back the stereotypes of Chinese and African Americans that Biggers fought against all of his life.

Charlie Chan lived on Punch Bowl Hill in Honolulu and solved crimes and mysteries there and in the United States. In the movies, which number more than the books, he also traveled to Europe and Egypt with his sons, Number 1 through Number 4, leaving another near-dozen at home.

The book titles are:

  • The House Without A Key
  • The Chinese Parrot
  • Behind That Curtain
  • The Black Camel
  • Charlie Chan Carries On
  • Keeper Of The Keys

Bubbles Ice Cream - Only in Hawaii

Honolulu Festival - Japanese Dancers

King's Guards


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Honolulu in the News

  • Lingle must keep rail review well focusedHonolulu Advertiser22 hours ago

    The public needs to watch carefully as the final Environmental Impact Statement on Honolulu's planned elevated rail system arrives on Gov. Linda Lingle's desk — its last stop locally before moving on for the final federal review.

  • Palin flirts with Obama birth certificate questionsWashington Post34 hours ago

    Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin gave support Thursday to a conspiracy theory promoted by fringe groups, that President Obama may not have an American birth certificate, saying, "I think the public rightfully is still making it an issue."

  • UPI NewsTrack TopNewsUPI30 hours ago

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rabi Khan profile image

rabi Khan  says:
2 years ago

I have a great interest in Hawaii since my teenage...remember popular Tv series Hawaii 5-O, who could forget breathtaking scenery of Hawaii. Nice Informative hub.

Patty Inglish, MS profile image

Patty Inglish, MS  says:
2 years ago

I am honored by your visit and comments, rabi Khan. I had forgotten Hawaii 5-0! It is as you say - a beautiful land with lovely people.

Travel by Design profile image

Travel by Design  says:
2 years ago

It's interesting that musicians are on the list, I wouldn't have guessed that.

Patty Inglish, MS profile image

Patty Inglish, MS  says:
2 years ago

That's interesting, isn't it? Many of the entertainment, hotel, and dining venues employee musicians and there are musical groups often forming or needing new additional members!

adventure profile image

adventure  says:
2 years ago

Great hub. hawaii is so beautiful. My wife and I went to Oahu, Maui, and kauai on our honeymoon in 2002. The people, scenery, and culture are so natural and easygoing.

Earth Angel profile image

Earth Angel  says:
2 years ago

May I be your intern, pretty please, Most Great Honorable Creative Genius Hub Empress?? You are amazing Patty!! I wouldn't miss one of your Hubs for all the poi in the world!! Blessings, Earth Angel!!

Patty Inglish, MS profile image

Patty Inglish, MS  says:
2 years ago

Thanks for all the comments!

Earth Angel, your praise is most abundant and overflowing, like your talents.

singingmommy profile image

singingmommy  says:
2 years ago

Thanks so much for this hub. We went to Hawaii last January, we loved it. We have actually felt the call to go back for part-time or full-time ministry.

Patty Inglish, MS profile image

Patty Inglish, MS  says:
2 years ago

Fantastic and exciting! There is a need for compassion and understanding in Hawaii. There is a poorer population that needs some help. Still wonderful people, but all places need ministry and helps.

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