Top 5 Entry Level Medical Careers + BONUS CAREER!!!

[@RashidAwanVlogs]

Excellent video as always! Keep up the good work!

[@kamm596]

Rashid who? Mad Medicine is where its at. 🔥😜

[@MadMedicine]

Kamran Ahmed ^^^ HOW TF DO I PIN THIS MESSAGE?! hahaha

[@blackink2990]

As a CNA/HCA working in a hospital, it’s a pretty hard job. You do what the nurse’s are too busy to do, and are expected to work more closely with patients who carry airborne diseases that can seriously harm you. While Nurse’s carry more responsibility, we as CNA’s do all the physical labor; answer call lights, look closely after the patients, and clean up every bodily fluid a person can emit, and-depending on the facility you work for-do some of the Nurse’s job. Such as, taking out IV’s, passing meds, and even discontinuing catheters. I love what I do, don’t get me wrong, but I’m absolutely not going to do this forever. I’ve only does this for two years and I already have back problems, and I don’t get paid nearly as well as I believe people in this profession should. It’s a wonderful entry level, but not a definite career

[@cheese2102]

Wow you guys deserve better

[@chevyss18]

What are you planning are doing ?

[@blackink2990]

@@chevyss18 I’m not too sure. Still working as an Aid, but I think I want to go to school soon for something else. What that something else might be I’m not sure. Hopefully I figure it out soon

[@chevyss18]

@@blackink2990 I’m so lost idk which direction to go 😩 I want to work in a hospital though ,,,how long does it take to be a CNA/HSA ?

[@BigTroubleD]

I was studying to become on but realized it wasn’t for me so I quit. For the amount of pay they get, I could definitely flip burgers and make more….

[@jayhood4430]

Love this video bro. It really has me thinking about going into the Health career. I just got my GED this Jan. It's time to get serious!!

[@tabathafalconi6828]

So informative, interesting, motivating, helpful! Thanks so much for your valuable time and content! You’re helping so much more than you know 👏🏼

[@KLargo-z3s]

With burn out and suicide rates being all high for doctors, we need to know that there are other options we can consider after med school. Unfortunately schools are only concerned with getting 100% match rates, and not what is the best for us students. Please make a vid for career alternatives for those with medical degrees who don't want to continue with residency.

[@Garrick_j]

LIKED AND SUBSCIBED! I'm planning on a career change into the allied med field so this helped with my research. Thinking of checking out Phlebotomist too

[@slimewxlf70]

I’m wondering about emt/ paramedic? Rad tech? Surgical tech? Lpn? I can’t make up my mind tbh and wondering if I could get some feedback. Looking for actually helping patients, not doing paperwork all day.

[@chevyss18]

Update ? What did you decide on ?

[@SC-gp7kt]

5. Home Health Aide $21k 4. Certified Nursing Assistant $25k 3. Patient Service Representative $31k 2. Pharmacy Technician $30k ****** RUNNER UP: Medical Secretary $33k ******* 1. Medical Assistant $30k

[@Dropshipexpertng]

Great video 👍🏾

[@karensolcruz1560]

Hi! Can you make a vlog about medical coder?

[@stelo1558]

I'm kind of surprised EMT wasn't listed, but it's an informative list nonetheless!

[@justinabenson7229]

Because Emt takes a little longer too rember he said something that doesnt take long schooling or certification

[@CowFX.]

Great video thanks for the info!

[@onetime5850]

Scribe?