What is the best line to go into in the medical field...?
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Go to dental. a few years and a lot of money
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Take what you want to take.  Follow your heart.  A UNC senior was talking about the same thing and had to decide between a job at Merck or and M.D.  He was told not to go into medicine because of malpractice insurance costs and to take the job at Merck.  He decided to go into medicine anyways, because he decided to follow his heart and he does not regret it.  So my answer to you is to follow your heart and do what you want.  You will be happier.
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You can try out the following lines-\nCommerce: \nMBA(the hot cake of the market right now.)\nScience:\nMicrobiology\nArts:\nSansktit Master Degree.\nThe above are the lines which have the most number of oppurtunities right now in the market.
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Go here for all kinds of stuff you will want for your field.\n\nhttp://allheart.com/
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1st of all, UC Davis and U of Iowa are two of the best universities for the field you are considering.  2nd: the other answer is correct: although doctors have terrible handwriting, spelling, especially grammar and diction, are of utmost importance to the field.  I would focus on linguistics, computer science and biochemistry/biology during your undergraduate study, meaning pick one of these fields and focus on it while taking classes and earning minors or certifications within the others, and then consider your options for medical school.  It is insanely difficult to gain acceptance to medical school, and the first step is confidence.  If you focus on the right classes and keep a GPA in high school and college of at least 3.7 on a 4.0 scale, you should do fine... but if your grades are below this range you will probably find placement in medical school extremely difficult.  Study the subjects you excel in the most to keep your grades high, and take it from there.  Good luck!
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Depends on your interest.....If interested in Medicine go for Bi.P.C or else MPC.....but dont go for others..
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You should be able to do a search for this with yahoo.  Just type in medical transcriptionist in the search block and it should bring up some choices for you.  I am thinking of doing that and I searched this way and it gave me several suggestions.
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I am 40 and starting med school this year.  I took a long time to take the pre-reqs after getting a BA in English.  If you really want to do it, you can do it.  I would recommend some volunteering/shadowing so you have an idea what you're getting into.  Get to know some docs: they can answer questions and may be able to help you with recommendations when the time comes.  You should look at colleges that have good records for getting their graduates into med schools.  Don't forget that you can attend college part time while working full time.  I would recommend working on the financial situation because when you start med school you will be looking for private loans, and credit history and finances will be looked at.\nBecoming an ophthamologist means doing a residency in ophthamology after 4 years of med school.  During this time you will be paid, but not much.  You will work a lot of hours, although not as many as in some specialties.  \nIf you really want this you have to make up your mind that nothing can stop you.  For more information, a good site to look at is www.studentdoctor.net; you can email me if you have any other specific questions.
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Hospitals are the best places for internships.  Also some drug stores such as Osco, CVS, Walgreens, etc. might be worth giving a call.
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OK... Let me understand what you're asking...\n\nYou want to become a Medical Doctor, and provide highly skilled medical care to real human beings, and you're seeking advice for important career information on this forum?  \n\nGod help us all if this fool ever gets close to a hospital!
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If you like computers, then any of the computer fields would be good.\nIf you have any interest in medicine, the medical field is always good. How about a radiological technologist (x-ray tech)?
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Medical Transcription.  Invest in a good, accredited education in it and then sit back and work in sweats every day!!
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I think they would accept any major.  But you would need a good background in chemistry, biology, and math.  Figure out which school you'd like to attend and then check for specific requirements.  If that doesn't work out you could always go into nursing, a field that will boom as there is a major need for nurses right now, and really good pay too.
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Pediatrics is a specialty for which you train AFTER medical school. It currently is not very competitive to get into. You don't have to do volunteer work for 4 years...I didn't volunteer one day. I was on the interview committee during med school, and volunteer or research was only interesting if you were sincere about it. It is getting more competitive to get into med school, so the higher your GPA and MCAT score the better. And be interesting. Good rule of thumb for the MCAT is to be in the "double digits" ie. at least 10 in each section. The only "unforgivable" score is Verbal Reasoning. You can have 15's in Bio and Phys Sci, and a 6 in VR and you'll never see the inside of a med school in this country. Your life in medicine is what YOU make it. I'm a surgery resident, and don't see my family much, true. But it's not forever and I spend quality time with them when I can. And I'm NOT bitter about my choice. During med school I got to travel alot...9 times in 4 years. Don't let anyone discourage you from going to med school. Just go with your eyes open, and gloves on ;-). Realize that you are going to see, touch, smell, and hear things that will make the average person faint. You'll learn to like it. You'll be covered in every bodily fluid imaginable. You'll get your first whiff of necrotic foot, or B.V. (ask a med student). You'll see people die...including kids. You should know these things before you start the journey. Yeah you'll have debt, but you'll be able to pay it off. If you want to volunteer, I suggest doing it in a County-type emergency department, like L.A. County or Cook County or Boston Medical Center. You'll see everything, and have a better idea of what you are getting yourself into...and whatever you do stop watching Grey's Anatomy now!! Good luck :-)
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Get a job...get medical through there
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Shalini, first you must avoid disclosing your personal information on net. Secondly, If you are interested in Medical sciences there are many options like you can do your MBBS and then go for specialing in that field like surgery (MS) or medicines (MD), or you can take pharma line, there are other new courses like bio engineering etc, In case you are interested in enviromental sciences there are courses for it too. If you like non-med you can go for engineering and further MBA or specialization in any field like nuclear, computers, instrumental, production, industrial, power electronics, there are colleges which provides degree in these in graduation level. however you can also take these specialization during Mtech or ME level. The first point is to understand your apptitude where you want to go, which field interests you. Parents, Teachers and councillors can provide insight but the decision should be yours because you are the one to make or mar your future so choose carefully.
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MEDICLINE.SMART,TO FAR FOR ME.