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Hi, How happy are you with your career choice? If given a do-over would you do something else? Most doctors I know don't have alot of positive to say about the work climate associated with medecine (in quebec).... Salut, Êtes vous satiafaits avec votre choix de devenir médecin? Si on vous donnait la chance de recommencer et de changer de profession que feriez-vous? La majorité des médecins que je connais ont peu de positif à dire sur la climat de travail au Quebec.... -
Hi there, I am a grade 11 honours/AP student who has a passion for sciences and medicine. Recently I've been browsing these forms and I've seen that this site is generally a good place to gain advice from former students about University and post graduate endeavours, so I thought, 'hey, why not give it a try'. I am here to ask if anyone knows of any successful and fulfilling (financial and personally fulfilling) fields to go into after an undergraduate program such as Biomedical Sciences, Health Sciences and/or Biochemistry. I am also open to taking/planning on attending graduate school after undergrad if needed. I, of course, know that I can go to medical school and become a doctor (which in and of itself features a wide variety of specialities). However, I want to keep my options open. I really enjoy biology, chemistry and mathematics. I also love researching and working hands on in labs to find solutions to problems (so I looked into working in a hospital laboratory but the income wasn't too appealing). I just feel like the only medical career that will allow someone to be fulfilled (and financially successful), is a doctor [re-reading that statement I realize that it makes me seem very closed minded, which is why I need help]. Hopefully someone on here can shed some light on careers that are often over looked when choosing a career in Science and Medicine. Thank you for your help.
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I have been a paramedic for a year. I went to school for it and did decent during the writing part but not as well in my clinical time but I still got through it. I only work about 4-8 shifts a month and I am not improving at it, I'm not getting better. I thought that if I kept going with it, it would get better but it has not. I am not happy with this job any more but I can't tell if it is because of my lack of experience or the fact that I am not good at it. Also, my manager has just put me through a mentorship program and it is just about to start to help me improve at my job (so clearly it is a problem). Should I keep trying as a paramedic or find a new career and explain why please?
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Hello, Would anyone happen to know how much the content varies yearly in the MCAT review books? I'm planning on writing my MCAT next year, but I'd like to buy prep books (Kaplan 2015) now to start reviewing; is that alright or would I be better off waiting for the 2016 review? Thanks in advance.
