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If nurse doesn’t work out for me which medical field would fit me

After clinical in nursing I don’t find myself being a nurse would becoming pharmacist possible . Is there any other medical field that you cN suggest ? Thank you #medicine #pharmacist #career-counseling #nursing #pharmacy #healthcare

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Teresa’s Answer

Hi Krystal-  So many choices are out there in the medical field for you to pursue!   Nursing is not for everyone-  Have you thought about respiratory therapy?   radiology technician? physical therapy?  as well as pharmacy!

You might call a hospital close to you to find out if they have a shadow program and see if you can observe the work of one of these that might interest you-- better to find out a little about the subject before you invest in school!   Best of luck to you Krystal!

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Thank you comment icon Thank you so much for answering my question . Could you please suggest me a job that have lots of job opportunities and good pay please ? I’m thinking of pharmacy but I think it’s getting saturated . Krystal
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Daniel’s Answer

I mean I can't answer whether or not pharmacy is a good fit for you, but it's a possibility. Note there's separate schooling for pharamcy. You'd need to apply to a ACPE accredited Pharm.D program after undergrad, graduate from that degree program, and I think you need quite a bit* of internship experience specifically at a pharmacy too (which you can e.g. do during summers or whatever during your degree program).


My neighbors in my adjoining wall duplex are pharmacy students. The initial round of internships was apparently not great because it required driving a long ways.


I have no idea what the long term job prospects are though.



* quite a bit - looks like it varies by state, maybe up to like a half a year of fulltime employment as an intern
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Yvette’s Answer

Hi


Nursing is a rewarding field as well as pharmaceuticals.

when you say “if”what do you mean?

are the classes challenging?

Do you prefer not to touch people but still engage daily?

Yvette recommends the following next steps:

Perhaps explore reasons you decided to venture into the nursing field
How far along are you as far as credits are concerned?
If you were to change your major how much of your credits would transfer and how much more school would you have to participate in and pay for
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Angela’s Answer

Hi Krystal

There are so many wonderful opportunities out there for you to choose. It is a matter of your preference.

Here is a link that may help narrow your choices. https://www.yourfreecareertest.com/career-tests/health-career-test/


Let me know if I can be of further assistance

Good Luck

Angela
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