Im thinking about going into the medical field but can't make up my mind in which field and I need to know which one can be done online because I am staioned overseas.
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i have been a nurse for 3years now.  it is a very tiring field not only physically but emotionally.  not only the pt., but also their families are relying on you.  if you are a people person and enjoy helping others, then i say go for it,  there is always work.
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Spend a couple of days shadowing people in medical field areas that you are interested in.  Ask them lots of questions and be very observant.  There are plenty of other ares in the medical field that you may want to consider, such as therapy disciplines (occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech language pathology).\n\nIf you are just starting college, take a wide variety of general ed. credits and this may help you to figure out what you really want to study.  And don't feel like you have to pick a major during your first or second year of school.  Take your time to figure out a field you truly have passion for and that you are willing to spend the time working to attain.\n\nBe aware that many medical field majors require a tremendous load of biology, science, and anatomy classes.  If you don't feel like this is an area that you come by naturally, really think about it.  Also, many medical majors require that you complete clinical practicums, internships, and externships- these take a lot of time and students do not typically get paid for these.
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I'm not sure about Melbourne but James Cook University has an external pre-RN course.  This is funny because my best friend has just moved to NZ to do her RN's over there. I have put a link in the source section.  Good luck with it all welcome to nursing.  I am a registered nurse.
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Yes there are quite a few accredited schools that offer medical office technology as well as medical assisting, medical billing & coding, and a lot of other allied health professions careers.  Check this resource and be sure to use the search box to find additional schools. You can request free information from each school that interests you to be able to learn more about their program, their courses, costs, available financial aid and be able to compare.  http://myonlinenursingdegree.com/schools/medical-assistant-schools.html
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From what I've been seeing and hearing from University Professors, On line degrees are not seen the same way as "regular school" degrees.  However, it all depends on:\n1)  what job you are trying to get and\n2)  who is hiring you.\n\nSome things you just can't learn on line (like becoming a Doctor of Medicine), so you have to make sure that your on line program is credited to give you a degree in whatever it is that you want to do.\n\nCertain companies don't care where you got the degree as long as you have it, while others are more picky, so you should try to find out from your current or possible employers whether getting an online degree would give you benefits at work (promotions, raise, etc.).
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You should talk to people in different fields to get their take on what its like.  Most people will give an honest answer.  \n\nIf thats not possible, try to contact a career center in the medical school or medical facility..
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of course my advice would be the programme you really like. however, ill be biased with my personal answer since im taking industrial pharmacy. field of pharmacy is broader than that of a medical office, as a technician, u can also work in hospitals, laboratories, pharmaceutical colleges, food processing, and more.
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1) Is not something unreachable, you can do it! The most important word is perseverance. If medicine is your passion, go for it, its wonderful. \n\n2) Biology, Genetics, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, Psychology, Economy, etc. Try to do any kind of science-research. And enjoy college, family and friends, because the hard thing about studying medicine is not the hard work you have to put into your studies  The hard thing is to learn how to overcome the frustrations and to make a balance between your every-day-life (family, friends, boyfriend or girlfriend, church, etc) and med-school.  (time-management --> very important) \n\n3)You can go to the MCAT page to see all the med-schools in your area.
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A place you might want to keep in mind is Medscape.com. I am a student in Med School and it is a life saver at times. Hope you can find what you are looking for here. Oh and registration is free.
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It really depends on what you would enjoy. \n\nYou dont want to be @ a job wishing you would've went the other way.\n\nI would choose either RN or PA. But I like medical..and its NEVER boring.\n\nGood Luck and hope everything goes good for you.
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I'm not an RN, so I may not have the best advice, but I do work in health care (diagnotic radiography) and I think your interest in becoming an RN is excellent.  From RNs whom I have known, most have said it's been a rewarding career, but a lot of work, which can be taxing.  Personally, I think building a career in health care is really one of the best choices one can make.  Not only for reasons like $$$, but, health care isn't going away (i.e. job stability, constant progression) and it's a unique field that keeps you on your feet, directly helping people on a daily basis.  Oh, you could check out some universities in your area for what they have to say about RNs.  A lot of websites seem to have information about what it's like to be an RN, etc.
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Doctor or vet, they are both very difficult courses. You don't state your age but most people change their minds about careers numerous times before deciding. Many people change their mind once at university.\nIt is very important to do what YOU want to do. Your Mum only has your best interests at heart and will always give you good advice. The best job anyone can have is one that they chose to do because they love the subject. To do this you must be the best at what you want to do.\nThe worst scenario is to have to do a job that you dislike because you have no choice. Much better to work hard and choose what you want to do.
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I spent twenty-year years working at the University of California and one thing I told students was to pick a major they enjoyed.  There is a misconception that in order to be a doctor you have to take nothing but courses related to medicine.  Not true.  There are people in medical school who have bachelor's degrees in all different fields.  For example, should you decide during you BS degree that medicine is where you want to be, you start taking the preparatory courses.  My biggest pain were parents who insisted their children take degree programs in which they sucked.  If you can't do Math, then an accounting degree is a poor choice.  You aren't likely to succeed.  *smile*.  There is no limit to what you can achieve with a BS in Liberal Arts or Communication because you can always add courses to prepare you for another avenue should you so decide.  I had students who were shocked to learn that Sociology degrees would help them in Law Enforcement.    Hope this was helpful.
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A medical degree in China or any other country is generally respected, especially is from a reputable college/university. Nevertheless, don't think that you can take it easy by studying in a foreign land and getting the degree there. You have plan on working just as hard and understand the material. There is a chance that they will test you when you want to get a job to see if the material covered/the amound of understanding that you have is the same.
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You should pick an area that you are interesed in working as once you get done.  Since you are unsure try something new, but if you have any interest in women's care or critical care then maybe go there.