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[Albacore]

What’s missing with obtaining skillsets in “most” of these career fields is the prerequisites of:
1. Knowledge of calculus
2. Knowledge of statistics
3. Knowledge of probability theory

Best wishes everyone!

~ Former college & career counselor

[thejazzcat]

One thing, a lot of CRNA programs are straight from BSN to DNP (or DNAP, in anesthesia practice). I don't know of any programs that require one to obtain NP licensure beforehand. Love your channel!

[himanirubber]

You are great brother thank you so much 🙏🤗

[alexanderfisher]

Can you please make an education video about pharmaceutical scientist? This career field seems amazing!

[mattklumb]

I have some insight based on my experience with job hunting with my BA. I tried sales, customer service (retail because I had to take a step back since I had a traumatic life experience), and entry-level office work. I graduated in 2017 and have been off and on MANY jobs as a Comm. major. Right after I graduated from college, I also had to take care of my dad since he almost died from alcoholism and had to move due to financial concerns, which was a HUGE and LONG 1-2 year process due to complications with the buy and sell agreement. Luckily that eventually got sorted out, and my dad found someone to take care of him, and I could focus on my professional career goals vs. more personal problems.

I also learned how to work in a manufacturing/warehouse environment while trying to find work temporarily since office work was hard to find before covid and during 2020.

As of right now, I am a contract worker for Quest Diagnostics as a Specimen Technician and looking to get hired soon or continue my contract as I get trained more.

The point is to never falter on your goals, with the exception being; that if you need to take time to take care of family, then so be it. I know lab work wasn't in the video, but I do enjoy it and feel I can grow where I am at whether I want to go back to school and pursue a college degree or certificate in a science or medical field paid through Quest. Make sure also to have a plan before and while you go to school and to gain as much experience in your chosen field because nobody knows what will happen after the fact.

[vvieites]

Can you do a video on epidemiology?? And Public health outlook with an mph

[priyalarson]

Thank you so much for sharing! I am going to look into MSL right now.

[AB-pyjl]

I'm not in healthcare but I have a career like this. I'm a Technical Writer and I make 90k with just a bachelor's in English lol

[tocaraindrop]

Cloud is interesting. I looked into a cloud career but most positions require several years of IT experience. Similar to cybersecurity, it’s more of a mid-high level career, not many entry level positions :(

[nickimarie]

I just got a Masters degree in Healthcare Informatics and was told I couldn't work as an Informaticist due to my lack of clinical experience. 1. NONE of the former nurses are anywhere near as technical as I am. They cannot keep up. 2. I literally spent 3 years working on a major EHR system writing documentation, teaching the users how to use it and fixing their mistakes!! So 3. Now I work in healthcare IT and make more than them SO Informatics leaders should stop being so narrow-minded about who they hire. Everyone on the outside knows your clinical informaticists struggle technically!!!

[Zgf]

I’m still surprised videos like this never talk about perfusionists.

[noahbrown]

Shane, could you do a video on all the different careers in the pharmaceutical industry. I know I want to go in the industry but I’m just not sure what career I want to pursue.

[manmeetkaur]

what is your opinion on Healthcare administration?

[crisjohn]

Hello, Shane! Can you do a detailed review for bachelor of science in psychology? I'm about to take it up for college.

[samwisegamjee]

Hey! If you could pls suggest between Healthcare data analyst and MHA which would you say has more growth, salary and is in more demand now days !? TIA.

[SRNAsforpropofol]

You keep on conflating CRNAs with NPs but they’re are very different graduate degrees, and one is far more rigorous than the other.

[lefty]

I’ve been making over $100k as a Cat Scan Tech since 2003. Close to $160k now with less hours.

[justme-mdbc]

Is a medical laboratory science degree worth it

[brwnsuga.hokage]

Can you do one with which is better between biomedical and biochemistry?