How i learn more and more in medical field by free offers for medical student?
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Okay.  That ALMOST makes sense.
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You can check out www.Rotech.com and they have some educational options on there. And places where equipment and meds can be found.
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Here is one college that has a "format" for people to follow so it can give you some idea of what to put in it.  Not quite what you need, but maybe it will help.\n\nhttp://www.westmont.edu/departments/premed/forms/declaration.pdf#search='letter%20intent%20medical%20school'\n\nIf you give me a few moments, I will try to find you some others.\n\nThe below webpage does letters for a fee, but it does have some sample of different kind of letters that you can review for free and get an idea. \n\nhttp://www.essayedge.com/promo/samplework.shtml#medical\n\nHere are some websites that have outlines what it should contain.\n\nhttp://www.writing-smart.com/how-to-write-a-letter-of-intent.html\n\nhttp://www.medaille.edu/careerplanning/cover.asp\n\nAs I search the net I will post what I find.  So check back now and then.
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In my experience, good, reliable, unbiased, and non-profit-driven information on medical and medicine can be found from the following resources;\n- good universities and colleges, such as Harvard, University of California, John Hopkins, Maryland, Michigan, Pennsylvania, or Virginia websites. \n- The Consumer Reports ('http://www.consumerreports.org')website and magazine\n- Dr. Gary Null's website and radio program ('http://www.garynull.com')\n- The Pacifica Organization ('http://www.Pacifica.org')\nAnd finally, avoid by all means all money-driven information.\nGood Luck!
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Do you mean in Dubai or in UK? If you mean UK try looking at www.bmjcareers.co.uk - most medical / surgical jobs are advertised on there and it is free.
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go to ur dr.they give free samples
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Free offers for what?\n\nDo an internet search...though some things really are never free.
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try a dentistry school. they usually do stuff like that for free.
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check Medical websites
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Try out http://www.fleshandbones.com - it's a tie-up with some of the top-ranked and best textbooks used in Medicine! It has a lot of online tests that you can try out and free reading material too.
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Here are some of the nice and helpful sites available:\nThe cv-service.org even has free to use CVs\nCheck them all
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If you want to learn about medical stuff then you would be better off taking classes from a community college or university. Or you can go to the library and read lots and lots of books about it, read articles, find sources of information on the internet. If you are confused about where to start talk to a professor at a community college/university (that's free!). \n\nIf you are talking about a psychologist then I suggest you go to the nearest university and talk to a professional there. Most universities have a program where you can talk to someone for dirt cheap, you don't have to be a student or alumni.
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look at my profile , you will find great website , with variety, diet plans and free journals\n\ngood luck\n: )
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theres dental tech schools in the local colleges and dental schools in the major schools around you contact the dental aide program to get free or reduced cleanings and xrays then use them as a referral for the surgury at the college and ask the social director or social worker for transport info and if your a vet like me theres more options also some dentist do this type of thing for a community clinic call the local salvation army or goodwill center for more info theres a lot out there i go for free fillings and tooth extractions at the community clinic in my town
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Some medical schools offer merit based scholarships/loans.  \n\nHowever, the majority of loans come from federal, private, or university sources based on need.  Each medical school has slightly different requirements for eligibility for aid.  You'll most likely need to fill out a federal student aid application and some statement that shows family/personal contributions (so they can determine how many loans you are eligible for from all sources).\n\nFederal Loans:  \nFederal Stafford Loans\nThe loan is available to eligible citizens and non-citizens. Financial need determines whether the loan will be subsidized or unsubsidized. Medical students may receive a maximum of $38,500. (PER YEAR) Up to $8500 may be subsidized by the federal government.   (In my experience most people do not qualify for the subsized portion of the loans, but you are usually always eligible for the full 38,500 as unsubsidized).\n\nPrivate banks offer loans (supplemental too)- Citibank, Bank of America, and Chase are a few more common lenders.\n\nUsually you have a bank or lender (banks above, Sallie Mae, Med Loans, etc) that will handle the disbursement of all of your loans. \n\nEach medical school determines a total cost of attendence (which includes room, board, books, tuition, other fees, etc).  Your loans can usually not go over this amount.  However, there are some private lenders (with not so great interest rates) that will give you extra loans on top of this.  \n\nMedLoans also offers a "Medex" loan for interview and residency relocation expenses.  The max you can borrow for that purpose  is $12,000 above all other loans.  \n\nThere is so much information about medical student loans and alot of specifics depending on the loan.  There are some that allow you to defer all loans for 3 yrs after you graduate, while others are for your entire residency.  Some give you percentage discounts for consistent payment.  \nI'd recommend you visit www.studentdoctor.net  They have forums and one that is devoted entirely to financial aid.  There are many links there too...about all things medical school :)  \nor http://www.aamc.org/students/medloans/start.htm for info on medloans.\n\nI know it seems intimidating..and I won't lie- it is confusing at times.  Just know that there IS aid available and if you aren't too worried about graduating with alot of debt you can definitely live and attend school on the loans.  I worked the first 2 yrs of my husband's medical school, but we've lived (the two of us and two young children) on our loans for the past 2 yrs.  It was just really important to us that I stay home with the kids.  We've had to cut costs and be very thrifty, but it's definitely dealable.
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I have recently found a site that answers medical questions and where you can research medical terms,conditions,diseases,or other health related help topics.It's free to the public and quite helpful.Good luck and wishes of great health!
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Go here for all kinds of stuff you will want for your field.\n\nhttp://allheart.com/