Profession in the Medical Field?
Question by Marina: Profession in the medical field?
I’m really interested in the human body, anatomy, and biology and want to pursue something in the medical field. However. I’m not a big fan of chemistry and math. Is there any career that I can look into that doesn’t require in depth math and chemistry but is related to the medical field? I love children and I’m very social but I don’t want to be a doctor or work in a hospital. I thought about neonatoloy but I’m really sensitive and the thought of putting needles in a baby makes me want to cry. I also thought about physical therapy but I want something dealing with kids a little more that I would enjoy doing but make a good salary at the same time.
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Answer by Nena
Medical Assistant profession doesn’t require math. The tasks involved in this jib are preparing the patient to see the doctor, taking blood pressure, taking blood and interviewing the patients to assess their needs.
Phlebotomists draw blood from patients using a variety of techniques. Phlebotomy certification classes are two to four months long and can enhance a medical assisting career or be used on its own.
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