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What kind of medical jobs could I do during college without an actual degree?

I’m in high school right now, and I just want to know some good next steps during my freshman year of college .

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Thank you comment icon You can do whatever you want. Keep in mind this will be your career so make sure you like it enough for long term. I’m a PharmD (Pharmacy Doctor). I love it. Find what fulfills you. 1, Make a plan 2. Find out what pre-requisites you could start knocking off. I wouldn’t take classes that you may not need like underwater basket weaving 101. 3. Stay focused and follow your plan 4. .Don’t wait too late to change your mind if you need to. 5. Believe in your capabilities and focus on the big picture. Adolfo Manuel Suarez, Pharm D.
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Kate’s Answer

HI! I was a CNA (certified nurse assistant) and it only required a short class to get certified. I most volunteered and did research during undergrad ( if you can get involved in research I would highly recommend). You can also become an MA (medical assistant) and some jobs will do on the job training. There are other fields like phlebotomy and working as a scribe but these typically don't count towards patient hours (which is something that looks good on medical school applications).
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Rita’s Answer

You can volunteer which requires no degree. I have noticed a lot of medical students who perform well were scribes. You actually get paid and what you do is you write (or scribe) for the doctor as he/she sees the patient.
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Ekerma’s Answer

There are a lot of multiple opportunities in the medical field . You can apply for internship in any health care system and work as a nursing assistant, medical assistant, phlebotomy, and as a health care assistant.
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LaShona’s Answer

Hi my name is LaShona you can become a HHA , Companionship Aide, StNA , PCA and work in a Nursing home setting or one on one in home with a client ,or at a Hospital Setting you have so many options just figure out which one is best for you while in school and you could also work with kids that has disabilities or you could volunteer or intern to see if you like before starting look into it all I hope this helps you some what have a beautiful day!
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