'profession career' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a description of someone's job or the career path of a particular profession. For example, "John has enjoyed a long and successful profession career as a doctor over the past decade."
It has lobbied for an increase in federal funding for programs specifically geared to train minority students in medical and health profession careers and it even has filed briefs with the Supreme Court urging it not to eliminate race as a factor in student admissions to medical schools.
Another bias that may lead to different preferences between physicians and their patients is selection of individuals who care more about health (that is, individuals who exhibit greater u [y(t), c(t)] with higher y(t) relative to other goods) for health profession careers.
They had come together to discuss the erosion in judicial pay, and all agreed that the failure to keep up both with inflation and with salaries available on other legal-profession career tracks had brought the federal judiciary to a crisis point.
The program is designed to attract diverse, talented students to careers in science; to foster a better understanding of clinical research and its implications; and to provide opportunities for students to gain valuable research experience in preparation for a health professions career.
His interests and writings include the relationships between academic health centers and their regional departments of health, contemporary issues in health sciences education, access to health professions careers by the social and economically disadvantaged, and ways in which physicians and their patients can communicate more effectively with each other.
He went on to a six-year profession football career.
Though he tried to continue in the profession, his career was ruined.
The brokerage business was an exciting, growing profession — a career of the future.
Numbering more than 51,000 worldwide, Columbia College alumni are involved in virtually every profession and career imaginable.
Two, most parents and teachers have a high tolerance for allowing students to take a little time to decide upon their ultimate adult identity and profession or career.
