I work in healthcare also, but on the laboratory side of things :) It's great to have you here and thanks for introducing yourself.If you haven't already, check out the BiggerPockets Podcast

Houston led the nation in job growth in 2018 creating 120,000 jobs and is expected to do so again in 2019 with health care, construction and administrative services providing the strongest performances.

Something directly applicable to your situation is that I personally worked in healthcare for many years before retiring to be a full time investor. 

I went with insurance under the health care exchange when I left my employer. 

Much appreciated from a fellow healthcare provider.

Ocala is supported by a robust distribution economy as well as the equestrian precense (multi-billion dollar impact) and the large number of 55+ communities that drive service and healthcare jobs. 

Strong job market: Columbus has a diverse economy with major employers in industries such as healthcare, education, and technology.

Hi everyone, I am a healthcare professional living in the Katy/Cypress Texas area.

Nashville is seeing greater job growth than most of the markets mentioned above and we anchored by diverse industries (healthcare, auto, logistics, manufacturing, tourism, music, banking, tech, etc).  

Our local economy is driven off of three main components: higher education (Texas Tech that is rapidly growing, Lubbock Christian University, and Wayland Baptist), healthcare (Covenant Hospital & University Medical Center), as well as agriculture (60% of TX cotton grown in Lubbock county, and more than 90% of Texas wine grapes grown in the High Plains AVA).