Mary Dionne

I am M/15 I recently got into high school and gets good grades as I achieved high honors. I have been consistent at math, getting 100 in geometry, 93 and above in science and over 93s in all classes including the 5 100s I have. My GPA is a 96-98 average, and I would say I am one of the smartest...

I'm looking into different career paths and I wanted to know what the average day looks like for a medical technician/technologist. What kind of specimen/reagents do you work with? How can I get started down this path?

just want to know?

I'm graduating in a year and I'm worried about leaving what I'm familiar with. I want to know what things I should be aware about and also not stress over.

just want to know.

This question is very specific to me, but may help others in a similar position. I am a junior in college studying health science with a specialization in biomedical science. I really want to become a medical technologist (not a technician). In your opinion, what is the best path to accomplish...

clinical lab scientist

For example, working with cells, tissue, etc. As well as working with microscopes, possible genetic engineering, bacteria.

I'm a junior in high school who wants to pursue a career in medical lab sciences. Maybe in diagnostics or research? My favorite classes so far were AP Psychology, Biology, Anatomy, and Chemistry.

I feel like I am never sure about what I want to do after high school and the collages require you to craft a story of you in your college apps of what you did in high school.