Medical Realted paid jobs for college students

[HamidNia101]

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Being a receptionist is not the worst thing to do, especially in a very small private practice. A friend of mine did that on her in-between year. You get familiarized with the ins and outs of everything that happens, and you can really get to know the docs that work there.

 

[averageperson]

In my opinion, you should volunteer at a hospital first. That will get your "foot in the door." Right now, basically everyone would love a job in a hospital. However, without great qualifications (a.k.a., if you are not a doctor or nurse, or do not have 10+ years-of-experience as a👎 <insert non-professional hospital job here>), it will be very difficult getting into a hospital as a paid-worker right away. Volunteer, and maybe in a few months, when an entry-level job opens up that you are qualified to do, you will get it.

 

[MaryLennox]

me too! also, you're OUT OF YOUR ELEMENT!

i also use "careful, man, there's a beverage here!" regularly.

 

[aidama]

I worked as a scribe in the ER for a year. It was, hands down, the best job I ever had. The job description required things like medical volunteering and leadership experience... great organization too. If you are looking to go into medicine I would highly recommend applying to a scribe program if it's available in your area.

 

[apumic]

In my opinion, you should volunteer at a hospital first. That will get your "foot in the door." Right now, basically everyone would love a job in a hospital. However, without great qualifications (a.k.a., if you are not a doctor or nurse, or do not have 10+ years-of-experience as a👎 <insert non-professional hospital job here>), it will be very difficult getting into a hospital as a paid-worker right away. Volunteer, and maybe in a few months, when an entry-level job opens up that you are qualified to do, you will get it.

I think you're WAY overestimating (or overexaggerating) the amt of experience necessary. I can get a job in my field in any hospital to which I've applied w/ 1-2 yrs of FT experience and some solid references from former employers along w/ my EMT-B. Once you're above the 1-yr experience mark, things get quite a bit easier but below that, no one really wants you b/c you require so much trng and you're a risky venture (esp. as a pre-med).

 

[morning]

i also use "careful, man, there's a beverage here!" regularly.

I personally like "that ____ really ties the ____ together" i.e. "that biochemistry class really ties the premed requirements together!"



And if they don't get it, a simple "shut the f--- up, Donny" will suffice.

 

[298609]

I personally like "that ____ really ties the ____ together" i.e. "that biochemistry class really ties the premed requirements together!"



And if they don't get it, a simple "shut the f--- up, Donny" will suffice.

i recently found out that this piece of artwork that is film is not regarded widely as a "good" movie. apparently it is only our generation (and really those a few years older than us) that like it. and not even everyone. just the cool people.


what is going on??? how do people not recognize its greatness????