 | Out of a job,not enough monies,too many bills already, but you need medical healthcare and can't afford it. That's stress. Is anybody else stressed about this?
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| What are some entry level careers, needing no or little training, in the medical/healthcare field that have a lot of room for advancement. I am looking for a job that has a lot of continued training certificates/degrees that I can work on while working in the industry in the meantime.
1 answer - Asked By: ammurray@ymail.com - 1/27/2012 |
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 | I am thinking about going back to school in the fall to begin training for a new career in the medical/healthcare field. Can anyone please give me some info on different options (nurse, x-ray tech, mri tech, etc, etc, etc) and what they involve and what they pay? I am not sure exactly what field I would like to get into and what is involved with each field. I am also wondering what has the best job outlook and what pay scale to expect for different things. Thanks!
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 | Is there a job in the Medical field that a person can get into that does not require special training or degree. I'm looking to transition from having managment and mortgage industry experience. This is do to the growth and stability of Health Care Industry in Arizona.
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 | My advisor advise me to go into Family Studies and human development, but I do know know much job or career that is associated with this major.
I know theorpy is but is there any medical related? If I major into this, will it help me with medical assistant career? or healthcare like jobs?
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 | I know, I know, I should have tried medical/healthcare fields. However, ochem ruined my GPA and made me hate science forever. I was always an economics major (I love economics...I would love to just major in it but no jobs..) but chose computer science because it was the only engineering type field I could get decent grades in (mostly B's a few A's...2 C's...) I'm a third year student. I know I have to go to grad school (I sort of want to go to grad school in comp sci, but my comp sci major average is like a 3.2...not particularly good, my econ average is like a 3.6(upper level courses for both)..overall GPA is like a 3.4...not the best student..i know..i fail. anyway. thoughts?
1 answer - Asked By: wasting time for 6 years - 5/10/2013 |
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 | Can some1 give me a list of medical jobs or at least a website with a description of those jobs.And the requirements in order to become that?
2 answers - Asked By: Naptune Aka Desh - 7/2/2009 |
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 | I heard you won't get job interviews on visit visa, so i am thinking to take an AZAD visa or technical visa of about 1-2 years validity and go looking, searching for a job.
What other things are involved. Tips Please.
Am an Indian graduate with experience in Medical Healthcare and Retail.
Thanks
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 | I have a friend who lost her job earlier this year. Along with her job, she lost her health insurance. She has found out that she is pregnant and therefore needs medical care ASAP but cannot afford an independant health plan. Is there anything she can do or anywhere she can go? Does she qualify for any free medical healthcare? How can she get it? Thanks!
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 | I'm studying for the mcat this summer, but I'm looking for a healthcare related job part-time. I've volunteered almost everywhere related to healthcare, but I really need a job.
Any ideas? I thought about a receptionist at a doctor's office.....
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 | I'm a Pre-Healthcare student at a four-year university and I'm looking for ways to get my foot in the door of the hospital or clinical setting. I've done a little shadowing but I live a good distance from suburban areas so I've been hesitant to spend a lot of gas money on driving for simple, not-very-useful volunteer experience (giving water to patients, etc.) Any ideas would be very helpful. Thanks in advance.
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 | I have started a clerical-administrative job in healthcare. I would like to do more hands-on work than administrative, and I want to make at least 12.00 per hour.
1 answer - Asked By: Charenton C - 8/13/2008 |
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| I know the quick ones don't make a lot of money, but I'm tired of the retail field! I'm going to start online classes to work toward a BS in Medical Imaging Technology but I still need to work while I do that schooling. I also know it will be helpful to get some patient care experience.
As far as I can tell, Phlebotomy looks like the fastest with a 12wk course.
All suggestions are appreciated :)
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| 1) How are job prospects?
(With a surgical/medical, pharmaceutical healthcare background)
2) Is it rewarding?
3) What is the best review course for the exam?
4) Any other advice???
Studying for my law degree - avenues after graduation?
Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: David S - 6/30/2008 |
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| I know Doctors pay a hefty sum for malpractice insurance, but are nurses likely to get sued as well? What job in the healthcare industry is least likey to get sued for malpractice? Please no desk jobs like medical transcriptions or coding.
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| What are the job opportunities? Like physician assistant surgeon and all those. How much they make and how long is the process for school? I want I know so I can know what I want to do in he future. Help ty!
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 | I wanna be a nurse and i have never worked in my life and i really need a job. Well since i just started applying at retail stores, i thought it would be a good idea to maybe work at a clinic as a receptionist? Are there any other jobs in a clinic that needs to no experience? im basically desperate for a job...thanks alot for the help
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 | We are planning to move to PR and I am looking ahead of time. I am still in school for my RN. I just need to do my clinicals which I may look to do in PR. I have worked in medical for 8 years, bilingual and have a medical asst diploma, accounting certified and work very well with computers and as an administrative assistant. Let me know some ideas or websites. Thanks in advance.
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| I am in college and really wanting to decide on a major. I love the atmosphere of medical offices and hospitals. But, I am limited because I use a walker. I am pretty fast on it but I do not believe that I could stand on my feet all day to be a nurse. I have cerebral palsy. What are some healthcare degree options for me?
1 answer - Asked By: katielizabethp - 7/27/2012 |
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 | Looking to work on the office side of the medical field. Interested in healthcare, however nursing seems difficult and i'm not a injections and vitals type of person, I currently work in Accounting and want to get into healthcare with what experience and college training I have.
Yes, what should I study, what should be my focus in college to achieve that type of position. I do not want to do nursing, but I do want to work in healthcare, hospitals. The administrative side of Healthcare, financial management, medical billing, paperwork.
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