I am also a cna and would like to work in the local hospital (as a phlebotomist)
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You can expect about $9 an hour.
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Contact the hospitals in that area
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It is possible, but remember that once you are working is going to be hard to study.\nlike u I want to go to med school, but i decided not to hurry, you can always have contact with patients if you become voluntary member of a hospital or a clinic. that way u can iteract with patitens onl when u have the time, withut feeling the pressure that is your real job, and that also u have to study.
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call your local hospitals and they will give you the info
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I am a phlebotomist and I love it, but I'm not sure about the job details for the radiology tech program. But phlebotomy is challenging enough but it's not hard to comprehend, If your good with your hands you shouldn't have any trouble.
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I have seen ads in my local paper for hospitals willing to pay tuition.  Nursing is a critical shortage in almost every state.  Do some research and see if you have a local hospital that is willing to pay for your education in exchange for your loyalty when you graduate.
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Well, it would be something you could always fall back on.  The medical proffession is always hurting for people so you would always be able to find a job.  Also, the money you earn as a CNA could help pay for Vet Tech schooling.
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You can do volunteer work at nursing homes, hospitals, or wherever you want to.  Sounds very exciting to me!  Good luck.
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i don't know the procedure or have the perfect answer for you. but maybe to help you i would recommend to contact the IMC (international medical center) between heliopolis and 10th ramadan on cairo-ismailia road. its a co-working project between egypt and usa and they are american nurses to train local ones as well. maybe they have an exchange programm with usa? i don't know about it, but i would consider it worth a phone call or a visit. if you start there, maybe you get a sponsorship in your further education that way.
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Hi i took the CNA class when i was in H.S but i think you can do it online now. You can check this site out and see if it is what you are looking for. Good Luck.
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How about doing some volunteer work in a hospital or nursing home??? People there  NEED you to help them
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I am in philadelphia and X-ray techs make about twice as more as phlebotomists. Most programs are 6 months to a year depending on how part-time it really is. Where in NY are you?
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This two-course certificate prepares individuals to do venipuncture (draw blood) and collect blood specimens for lab analysis.\n\nThe courses are taken in sequence over two semesters. The first course, Phlebotomy Essentials, provides theory and lab training. The second course, Phlebotomy Clinical, places students at clinical sites. Travel may be required for clinical sites, and clinical times may vary.\n\nStudents who are waiting to enter health occupations programs may want to consider enrollment in these two courses. The six credits may serve as electives in your associate degree programs and qualify you for a well-paying, part-time job in the health care-related field.\n\nUpon completion of the certificate, students may take the national certification examination for phlebotomy.\n\nAdmissions Process \nSubmit the college admission application \nSubmit the $30 one-time fee \nMeet with an admissions spceialist to determine the best course sequencing (Strongly encouraged) \nThe Final Steps\nWhen you are in the last semester of coursework, complete the graduation candidacy form and submit it with the $25 fee to the Registration Office.
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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.
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I am the HR director at a Home Health Agency, and know that companies like ours are always looking for dependable help.  You can often get an entry-level position with limited or no training (as a CNA - certified nurses's assitant or equivalent).  Once you're in, you'll start to build experience and can decide where you want to go from there.  \n\nHowever, your goal should probably be a nursing home or residential living facility as Home Care is not exactly stable (people end up hospitalized, etc.).  \n\nAlso, have you considered working with people with disabilities?  There are agencies all over looking for good employees (check out the ARC - Association for Retarded Citizens http://www.thearc.org/).  \n\nBest of luck!
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call up a local school in your area and speak to the nurse.\nShe will give u all the info you need
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It appears to me that your friend is confused. Get the catalog or brochure from your college and from this technical school and compare their descriptions of the phlebotomy programs. Then, if it isn't obvious that your college program will better fit your needs, seek out a phlebotomist who is working where you would like to work and find out about their educational background and what they know about the educational background of others in the field. \n\nDo not quit your college program until you have done this! As you can see, I am totally convinced that your college program, where you would get far more training, would be better.