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PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 6:35 pm    Post subject: 'doctor' related - list of medical careers Reply with quote

I am soon to enrol at Bakersfield High School CA. I know I would like to go into medicine , but not sure which area to take. There are so many fields one can specialize in! I am not cut out to be a 'straight' doctor ... something in medicine not sure what though ? I have gone to the school careers services but am still looking for inspiration!
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 6:43 pm    Post subject: detailed list of medical careers Reply with quote

Medi,

Well hope this can help you :
-Comprehensive list of medical careers-

Goverment List of medical careers List of Medical Links
Medical careers List
Medical careers jobs list
Health Careers Descriptions lists

Toxicology
The Field of Ultrasound
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Veterinary Anatomy
Veterinary Medicine
Pathologists' Assistant
Athletic Description of Audiology
Physical Therapy
Anesthesiologists' Assistant
Anesthesiology
National Athletic Trainers Association
Physician Assistant.Org
Physiology (Human)
Podiatry
Career Description
Speech Pathology
Speech-Language-Hearing Surgical Technology
Teratology, Mutagenesis
Cardiovascular Technology
The Chiropractic Physician
Clinical Lab Critical Care Medicine
Cytotechnology
Dental Hygienist
Dentistry
Dermatology
Dietetics
Electroneurodiagnostic Emergency Medical Technician
Epidemiology:
Exercise Physiology
Genetics (Human)
American Board of Genetic Gerontology, Health, Hospital Administration
Administrator
Technician
Health Physics
Histotechnology
Governmental Industrial Hygienists
NIOSH Home Page
Kinesiology
Medical Education, U. of Many Links
Overview of the Field--Medical College of Schools Offering M.T. Nuclear NursingNet
Careers in Nutrition
Typical Masters Program
Career Information
The Biomedical Engineering Network
BME at Purdue
Blood Bank Technology
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Optometry School, U. American Public Health Association
Association of Schools of Public Health
Radiation Biology
Radiologic Technology Radiological Society of North Respiratory Therapy
Sales: Health-care and Pharmaceutical
Optometry Career Description
Orthotics/Prosthetics
Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine
Choosing between D.O. Osteopathic Premed FAQ
Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Therapy
Ophthalmic Medical Technology
Pathology
Perfusion Technology
Introduction to the Field
Pharmacology as a PharmWeb
Pharmacy Career
Phlebotomy
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 8:16 pm    Post subject: Doctor Fields Reply with quote

Good for you! Medicine is a great field, as there will always be plenty of work for you to do with plenty of sick people out there that need the doctors and hospitals. Here you are just going to high school and you have already considered being a doctor, that is really something special. Here's some ideas:

1) What kind of people would you like to help? Any specific types of illnesses, or surgery, radiology, or body organs that are needing doctors any idea at all as to what you'd like to do?

2) I'd say go to the library and look through some medical books, check out lots and lots of books there at the library at no cost and see just what is out there. See what you'd like to learn.

3) Start learning about prescriptions and the names and what the prescriptions are used for and the possible side effects, that would be a head start for you.

4) Start doing searches in search engines on words such as cardiology for heart doctor, pulmonary for lungs, surgery, neurology as specialty doctors pay well as bills are expensive.

You may wish to consider being a volunteer or getting any kind of a job to start at a local hospital, when you are a bit older maybe, to see which type of work you'd like to do.
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 2:01 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I wouldn't worry about specialising just yet - you've only just enrolled in high school! I reckon you've got around ten years before you even consider a medical specialisation and in that time, things will surely change.

Just concentrate for now on obtaining the qualifications required to get into med school. Good luck!

Richard
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