Hi, Do you know how to be a Medical Technologist or Molecular Molecular Pathology?
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I am a professor of pathology at a US medical center with schools of medicine and allied health sciences.  The "allied health sciences" include medical technology and many other fields of study.\n\nAt our allied health sciences school you can apply to the deparmtent of medical technology.  Most successful applicants have three years of college, good grades and a strong background in science. If admitted they study laboratory technology for a year and are granted a bachelor of sciences degree.  However, to work in a lab in the US they must take and pass a certification exam to become a licensed medical technologist.\n\nIf your interest is in molecular pathology, you will probably need to have a bachelor of science degree and apply to a graduate school that offers advanced degrees (masters or PHD) in molecular medicine.
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you must be good in biology, chemistry, and have good math skills. go to college for something like biomolecular studies, get degree. you will need to intern somewhere with your classes (school will help with that). if you do well with your internship they might ask you to work for them. otherwise, you have already made contacts through school and teachers and other students.
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Well, I'm not one yet, but soon! That's what I'm in college for. Demand is extremely high for this area, as it is a field that is constantly developing and in use. The following is a great site on Nuclear Medicine Technologists, as well as any other career you may be considering.
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Offcourse u can.u can be a chem lecturer in a good college or university or a medical representative.Try pharma too.language hardly matters.Knowledge does!
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Molecular biology is simply biology studied at the molecular level.  At my alma mater, there were three distinct biology majors: integrative biology (which dealt with systems, tissues, anatomy, physiology, and population dynamics), Plant & Microbial Biology (which focused on non-animal biology), and molecular biology.  Molecular biology had 5 areas of focus.\n\nBiochemistry: this dealt with looking at biochemical pathways, such as metabolism, signaling cascades & second messenger systems, etc.\n\nCell & Developmenatal biology: this looked at the processes behind cells going from totipotent cells taht can give rise to any cell, to pluripotent stem cells that can become any of a number of different cells, to differentiated cells that have a single purpose and can only give rise to other cells of the same type.  This looked at the way that chemical gradients and inducers managed to make cells develop into organized tissues.\n\nGenetics: this focused on genetics at the molecular level.  The focus was on DNA and RNA, and the ways that they change, combine, and are translated, studied in minute molecular detail.\n\nImmunology: this focused on the various cells specific to the immune system, and the hormones, transmitters, and pathogens which affect their behavior.\n\nNeurology: this focused on the various cells of the nervous system, and the hormones, neurotransmitters, and drugs that affect their behavior.\n\n\nThe fundamental difference with molecular biology is a matter of scale.  With molecular bio, you are studied things in ultrafine detail.  While microbiology looks at things that can be seen with a light microscope, molecular biology is in such minte detail that it can only be seen with an electron microscope, or perhaps only have its shape inferred by electron diffraction techniques.
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Many new and exciting opportunities abound for a budding bioinformatics student. You could work on electronic data entry forms for clinical trials. Database setup and management of clinical trials, health information, the human genome has in the past and continues to generate mountains of data. Someone needs to sift through it and put it into a usable form. Biostatistical analysis, programing, not to mention the explosion of robotics in the modern day labratories.
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A Masters in Microbiology will help you qualify as a Medical Technologist with a Microbiology Specialist (American Society of Clinical Pathologists (a national registry)) or as a research assistant in a teaching hospital.  With a little experience it could also open the door for teaching (college or above), epidemiology and health safety, homeland security, or a doctorate of medicine.
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You'll also need at least an undergraduate degree. You will also need to take the MCATs.
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It's simple as this. YOU CAN"T!\n\nALL med schools require biology, etc.
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Well, the choice is entirely up to you. What are you interested in?\n\nWould you like to pursue a career in medical sciences? choose biotech, it's a rising career.\n\nElectronics and mechanics are pretty old players of the block. You get into these through a good college, say IIT, or DCE, then you are bound to reach a rewarding place.\n\nBut the question really is - what interests you? \nBecause if you're just gonna do something just for the sake of doing it, then it wont work. because you're not gonna like it.\n\nFind out what you really want to do, and who you want to be for the rest of your life.
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my cousin just graduated with that same degree.  her favorite area was research, and she just got a job in a lab at a hospital where they work on diagnosis.\n\none option, anyway.
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Absolutely..Cell Bio is a great area.  I've been dealing with cell biology for a whole lot of years,  and I still find it fascinating.
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Do what you think you'll enjoy. FYI, my sister majored in Microbiology, she works at a hospital as a Lab Tech. She's the person who tests your blood sample and generates the results for the doctors. Pretty decent salary.
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Do a medical degree first. Here is a link to a university which may help\n\nMake sure you choose suitable a levels to do a medical degree
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You could work as a science correspondant, you could be a science writer working as a consultant, you could get a job in sales of science products, you could get any of a number of medical-related degrees such as nursing, pharmacy, etc, physical therapy, laboratory technician, get your MBA and work for a pharmaceutical company, be a science teacher in grade school, high school, or trade school-If you are negating botany or zoology, that leaves most of the other options open, such as microbiology (bacteria), cell biology, genetics, organ-specific studies (neuroscience, cardiac science, etc), become a wildlife specialist...the list is longer, but the options are legion.
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Biotechnology is a subject that involves the understanding of the physiology, functions and activities etc of various Biological entities and the use of technology in it to produce better products. \nThe main branches of bio tech are plant bio tech, animal bio tech, genetics, Environmental bio tech, Etc. Each of these branches involves the development of that particular branch with the use of technology.\nMedicines or the medical aspect of biotechnology is found in most of these courses. But the basics has to be genetics if you mean to study human disorders etc.\nBiotechnology has a good future as biotech products are now in demand. Also biotechnologists are needed in researches, Pharmaceutical companies, And various biotech companies itself.
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Genetics and Microbiology.  Do you mean to become a forensic scientist?  You have to study biotechnology techniques such as PCR.  Best thing is to talk to your advisor to find a courseload/major that suits your needs.