Registered Nurse, Physical Therapist Assistant, Dental Hygienist or Radiography?
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Registered Nurse, because it's much more diversified. You can go into pediatrics, geriatrics, O.R., E.R., hospital, nursing home, private care,  doctor's office, so many options. the others are specialized, and job opportunities will be more limited. As an R.N. you can go to work immediately in any city anywhere anytime. R.N.'s can make 50 bucks an hour,  and be the charge nurse, not "just" an assistant.
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what field that in demand in the moment. depend upon your location. where i'm from there are a shortage of nurses. so i would say nurses and medical assistant or in demand at this moment.
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I would say in your situation that medical assisting would be the better choice. You can get your certificate in 3-6 months and then start working. \nMy niece just finished LVN school and she had to go to school Mon-Fri, 8 am to 5 pm...sometimes she would have to stay later than that. The program lasts an entire year. She was not able to work, or do anything extra because when she wasn't at school she was having to study. \nThe last semester you will also have to attend clinicals at local hospitals, nursing homes, and metal health facilities. This is on top of your classes. \nI'm not saying that it's impossible, but it would be extremely difficult if you have 2 little girls. Escpecially if you do not have a LOT of help and support at home.
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dental hygenist, receptionist, writer
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Yes, psyc. techs. interact with patients and assist nurses, doctors, and therapists in an inpatient setting. I agree with Sarah ;)
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nurse assistant in alaska: \n http://www.comphealth.com/website/searchjobs/physicianassistantjobsalaska.html\n\nhttp://www.avtec.alaska.edu/CNA-A.htm
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Dental hygienist has about 2 years of college for the degree and certification and cleans patients teeth. A dental assistant has a much shorter certification program and sometimes can even be trained by a dentist. They generally assist dentist while he is working on teeth and can take x-rays. You may need to check your own states requirements. \nHygienists make about 2 to 3 times what an assistant would make but often only work part time.
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Actually, the best thing would be to become a CNA or certified nursing assistant. Sometimes hospitals will take you and certify you there. You could also try being a PCA or personal care attendant. If you are interesting in going into nursing I would encourage you to get some hands on patient experience since it is usually a lot different than people expect. Stocking shelves is a lot different than draining urine from a catheter bag...you get what I mean? You might be better off getting a job at a Long Term Care facility or nursing home, they usually need more help than the hospitals. Go to your locate hospitals website and contact human resources.
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Sorry, cant help you there, but congratulations on becoming a graduate nurse. I am too, an LPN. It is a very rewarding position to hold. I work with geriatric patients in an long term care environment, specializing in Alzheimer's. We need dedicated nursed to help make health care in America the best it can be..signed, Dedicated to the bone.
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Certified Medical Assistant,,,,just helps\nLicensed Practical nurse .....it is an associates degree and can far more than the CMA\nRegistered Nurse ....is a four year degree and more to do and makes more money
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Safety Engineering Technology\nComputer Information Systems\nIndustrial Engineering Technology\nAviation Maintenance Technology\n\nOh yeah, almost forgot the obvious choice!  Nursing.  An RN licensure is usually obtained after completing a 2 year Associates of Science degree.  The licensure is seperate from the degree though and varies by state.
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I have a degree in AB Communication Major in Photography and Film.  Graduated from DLSU but now realized I want to do medicine instead.  So i'll be taking up my pre-med as a nurse soon.
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della...\n\nGo to a nursing forum like  www.allnurses.com\n\nThere are literally hundreds of nurses who can answer your questions!!!  Best of luck.
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Tanks, I'm a public health nurse working in a city school district.  Often nurses are the sole portal to getting families health/dental care in todays insurance driven world. In a changing world nursing are often leading the charge.
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Allied health is a group of health care services,such as Occupational Medicine, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Care, Radiology etc. People who provide these services are licensed professionals.
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I would recommend nursing hands down. Not only is it flexible (you can choose your shift and number of work days), you can also choose the kind of work environment you want. Hospital, home care, nursing homes. The pay is pretty good as well and most importantly the knowledge you gain is priceless.\n\nYou don't need a degree by the way to be a nurse, there are other programmes you can do without medical endorsement.
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PT= part time\nFT= full time\nLVN= licensed vocational nurse\nCNA= certefied nurse assistant