 | My sister want to know 15 jobs that start with letter I. Because it is her homework.
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 | Hi I am currently in school for my 2 year degree for vet technition but I am considering after I obtain my degree to go for my 4 year degree which would be a vet technologist. I would like to know what is the difference between the two work wise, I am not thinking financially so I just want to know what they do on the job. Thank you for your time.
1 answer - Asked By: Jessica - 4/16/2008 |
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 | Ok, so i live in the UK and i'm currently in my first year of AS and it's about that time i need to start thinking about my future. First of all, i am unsure of what degree to do. Currently my ideal job would be something that would involve working with animals however i do tend to change my mind a lot. My first question is should i do i general biology degree or something more specific such as zoology?
I have done some research into working with animals but i haven't got very far. I know that these kinds of jobs don't tend to offer very high pay. So i was wondering what the best sort of career would be if i wanted to work with animals and also what sort of career working with animals would give offer a higher salary than the others. Also, what other careers would be available to me with my biology degree that could also be interesting and offer a lot of pay?
TL;DR:
Should I do Biology or zoology?
What hands on careers are there with animals?
What careers with animals get paid a lot?
What other careers are there in biology that are interesting and have high pay?
Thank you to anyone who takes the time to help :)
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| Does anybody know the different jobs a hospital needs, even a few if you know :)
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 | I need/want as much information about this as possible. From schooling, pay salary, how long it takes? If you are one about the job, if you like it.. pros and cons. Just as much information as you can give me would BE greatly appreciated.
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 | And if you're in the field how do you like your job?:
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| Obviously most serious research jobs are out without more education, but I'd like more options. Teaching (elementary or high school) is the only one I could think of. Thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: panthergirl3729 - 10/3/2007 |
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 | Also - What type of education and training is needed? What are the chances of getting a job? Is it a good career choice?
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| Hi, I am 23 years and seriously thinking or in fact planning to change into another career. I had no luck for applying for environmental related work over the last two years, and thinking going into health due to shortages of graduates in this field and hence get my career going. Should I apply for environmental work while training into health, or go into another career altogether? Even so would I cut my option short is I give up my environmental endeavour altogether ? Help...
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| I know you need an associates degree can you finish it in a year?I am 46 years old and may be too old to start this career and I have to work a full time job mon-fri 8am to 3pm.I could do some studying at work because of a lot of free time.Any suggestions?
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| I'm pretty sure I want to do something in the medical field, but Im not sure what. Name all the jobs you can think of and any details you can give on each of them. Also, please tell if you would like that job for yourself.
Whoever gives the best/longest list gets the points.
THANX!
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 | I'm interested in the whole, forensics thing. I like researching and experiments. I like to learn about the body system; Solar system, animals, environment, practically, everything to do with science i love. So, I was just wondering, what jobs involve a lot of research and things like that. I was thinking about a marine biologist. Forensic scientist. Or anything along those lines, Any suggestions are appreciated.
1 answer - Asked By: RunningWithScissors - 8/13/2011 |
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 | Is that a lab technician?
(if it isn't...don't laugh...lol)
What is it called?
Is it well paying?
Is it a hard field to get into?
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| About to register for classes next semester at a local community college.
A 4 year university just isn't an option for me due to the costs.
Which associate degrees lead to the best chances of getting a decent job in this current market?
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| I want to have a job that involves animals, as I absolutely love all animals! I just can't think of any jobs + I need help, please!
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| I want to become an ultrasound technician. If I get an associates or bachelors in Medical technology could that get me a job in ultrasound? How much do ultrasound techs make each year? and will this job be in high demand?
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| I am a recent graduate and will receive my Bachelors in Health Science at Simon Fraser University. I may pursue further schooling, but I was wondering if there are any good jobs I can apply for that is specific towards my bachelors. It just seems that the only people I know who receive jobs for their bachelors is business and engineering. Everyone else always seems to need further education in order to obtain a job. Please Help!
Again, I'm talking about jobs where I DO NOT REQUIRE ANY MORE SCHOOLING. Whether it be to get an diploma, certificate, or masters degree.
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| I currently work in the food business and I am looking for a career change. I have loved animals all of my life and know they are my calling. I do not want to go back to school to be a veterinary technician nor do I have the monetary means to do so. How do I get my foot in the door to be a veterinary assistant ? I know there is no schooling for an assitant, so what kind of things can I do to obtain that kind of job? Thanks!
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 | I love computers but they are outsourcing a lot of jobs out of the country. Yet the healthcare field is booming. Is there a career that combines these 2 fields that would be resistant to outsourcing?
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 | I know I want to work in the medical/health care field. I do not want to be a nurse or a doctor......so what else is left to do? I want to be something that pays good, but requires less college. Tip: I love to work with kids.
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