Which Healthcare Profession is Right for Me?

You talk too much

Hey i have seen you didn't talk about Medical Examiner is there any video you talk about it ?

Can you please post more about physician assistant?

I’m just a little confused why you are talking about all these other high paying healthcare salaries, but are still a PT yourself and are not one of these? I’m not meaning that in a disrespectful way at all I promise I’m genuinely just curious

Very very helpful! Thanks for this!

Which medical side is best for me 😊😊

ohmygawd yes, I needed this, as a high school senior I legit have no idea about what I should study, I was thinking about radiology like my older sister, but I wasn't feeling it tbh, & no one tells you anything about available careers here!

Who is going to go all the way to a master's degree and only make $100,000 a year when you can just get an associate's degree, become an RN and become a travel nurse and make more than 100,000 a year. That's insane. Where did you get your information?

I'm in school right now for a Nursing degree but I only have to have an associates. A bachelor's would be better but I can definitely get my RN license with just the associates

RN can be an associate's degree. Same license and pay as BSN. It's physician assistant, not physician's assistant. They are the medical model equivalent of a nurse practitioner. They often work autonomously with minor supervision from their physician.

you are kind of funny.

I have a BS degree and still searching for a profession where I can live my life and retire. I don't want to be a nurse because I've been working in the ER for the last 17 years and am kind of burnt out. I thought about an anesthesiology assistant but that's the same process of trying to get into PA school, which I've tried for 3 years and my GPA nor my application looks competitive enough compared to these young adults (teens).

How did you miss prosthetics and Orthotics when talking about medical rehabilitation?

I don’t understand these low rates for nurses. Every job I see on indeed is between 85 and 100k+.

Thank you for this video 😊

I'm doing Pharmacy,I wanted to know more about it.

Medical Laboratory Scientists are also allied health professionals. That’s another career you guys can look into.

In Madison PT make only 50k per year. And appartment rent is$ 1,400per month and up!

I’m in PA school and I can tell you that Physician assistants DO NOT follow the Doctor around and assist them lol. PA’s see their own patients, diagnose, prescribe meds, orders labs and tests, and do certain procedures and they do not need to communicate with the physician daily unless they have questions about complex cases. 👍🏽 Please do not misinform

You don't even need a bachelor's degree to be an RN. You can be an RN after getting an Associate Degree in Nursing and successfully pass the NCLEX.

Off topic but obsessed with the apartment/decor (including doggo in the background 🤭)

Nurses please! im intending to enter nurse school next year!

What about radiography?
Radiographers earn a lot of money.

You only need at least a two year degree to be a registered nurse. I think if you get your bachelor's you make more. My mom was a nurse for years before she got her bachelor's and my step mom still only has her associates.

Hey great video and informative! What would you say is your #1 criteria in choosing a job?

I’m a last year Mbbs student in Russia planning to take msg in healthcare management in uk is it worthy to take is their demand for this course ?

This is the worst! lol Rad Techs do NOT make that much to start out, more like 55k after two years of school they MIGHT make up to 70K after ten yrs of exp. These numbers you have obvioously blown up and Nursing Everyone know there is the 2 yr option which is an ADN 2 yrs of school plus 1 yr of clinicals and they make 55k-65K to start (after Grad) ok. so your welcome. smh

Radiologist

RN IS 2 or 4 year degree.

Hospital strictly for people person only. If you cant stand working beside a turd who just stays on their phone ignoring the patients all day, dont do nursing. Its gross

Tears…thank you so much for making this video. You were sent by an angel my way to help me decide on my future. God bless

Hi,
What are the more medical jobs for me and what is the course for it?

This is helpful! I am starting Radiation therapy on July. Praying that career is for me. 🫶🏻

You do not need a bachelors to be a RN. You can get an associates.

I'm taking the ADN route it's a lot cheaper.

I wanted to get into diagnostic medical sonography they make 80k a year for an associates degree but by time I went to school there was nomore seats left smh

Incorrect information regarding registered nurses. There are ADN and even some diploma programs around. Both of those are about 2 to 2.5 yrs of school and they sit for the same state boards that 4 year degrees do. A BSN makes MAYBE 1 dollar an hour more than a diploma or ADN RN in a basic RN role

LPN CNA HHA U forgot about the little pepole

I knew pharmasicts were paid but not that paid

Registered Nurses do not require a bachelor’s degree. everyone says that. Its not true. They only need an associates. They do have bachelors programs for them, just like they have bachelors programs for respiratory therapist, but the pay does not increase much by getting the bachelors, you usually get an extra dollar an hour. Source: I am a Registered Respiratory Therapist at a level 1 trauma center, many of the RNs I work with only have an associates.

You can actually get an Associates in nursing, I did!!! I went back and got my BSN and later Masters but two years and you’re on your way!!! Good video!!!

Is radiologic technologist a good career?

None y’all all in this bullshi

you dont need a bachelors to become a RN , you just need an associates and to past the test

If you’re considering the nursing route you can get your associates degree and many of the healthcare organizations will pay you to complete your bachelors. Having your nursing degree allows you to work in hospitals, clinics, schools, etc. There’s opportunities where you’re not a bedside nurse or have minimal to no interaction with patients.

I have done my bachelors in business and MBA in management can I do another MBA in psychical therapy? What requirements I need I want to switch my career.

Can you do a video on PTA

Your channel is amazing for aspiring healthcare professionals like myself!! Thank you so much for making this quality content