I am interested in possibly studying to become a nurse, but I’m a little hesitant about the schooling. Do you have to work on a dead body, because I don’t think I could do that. I know, I know and I want to be in the medical field????

I have 10yrs medical experience (EMT, MA) but at this time no longer have a certification for either. I can not afford school out of pocket and at this time can not qualify for a loan. I am really wanting to get back in the Medical field.

80% of these employees are female, will the health care reform cut jobs to lower cost, if so, will females suffer more than males

Nothing comes up in the “normal” sites where people are registered to e.g. Dutch telephone book, Dutch social network sites such as Hyves, Schoolbank etc, and also not in Facebook, Myspace etc with reference to Rotterdam
Maybe you could try either at the hospital in Rotterdam (or the old hospital he worked for to get details if you don’t know it).
Of course the best source is with family and friends if you have any connections there
Best of luck anyway

In January Im starting college for my prereqs. for nursing, im thinking about being a CNA on the weekends, where I would work around 36 hours. IS this possible to do while in college?

I am an Indonesian-born Indian, working as a medical resident in Australia. I was trained here in Aussie, and am now wanting to move to the USA to be with my partner. What steps will I need to take in order to be able to work as a doctor in the US?

I am planning on a career change and want to go back to school to get an LPN next year. I work nights in an office and could go to school part time in the evenings. Is anyone doing or has done this? I need any and all tips of any kind that would be helpful.
I have no young children, and am single.

Two major organizations support medical software developers. One of these groups may fit his needs.
AHIMA – American Health Information Management Association
… http://www.ahima.org
AMIA – American Medical Informatics Association
… http://www.amia.org/

i would think that pharmacy is harder because it usually takes 4-7 years to finish where as nursing school isnt as long

i think the radiation mutates the cells , does this kill them because they cannot function properly ? how does it work ? (try to use simple language as i get confused easily THANK YOU)