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Stephen Colbert wrote:Now, like all great theologies, Bill [O'Reilly]'s can be boiled down to one sentence - 'There must be a god, because I don't know how things work.'
Sityl wrote:The amount of raw information you need to take in as a doctor is staggering. A new MD coworker of mine said that this years boards was asking questions about meds that haven't even been FDA approved yet. You're expected to read a phenomenal amount, work as a slave to the hospital for several years as a resident, don't expect to be able to sleep but 2-4 hours many nights, and you'll be going all day long. It's grueling.
inkaStepa wrote:I don't want to be a nurse though- I don't really like caregiving I like solving problems. Physical therapy doesn't sound too bad. Maybe if I did additional schooling and then tried to get into med school? I would want to do other things too though, like maybe start a cosmetics buisness. I like knowing how to survive which is a big reason I want to learn about medicine...like what plants are used for certain purposes. I just don't want a boring job though.
kiore wrote:inkaStepa wrote:I don't want to be a nurse though- I don't really like caregiving I like solving problems. Physical therapy doesn't sound too bad. Maybe if I did additional schooling and then tried to get into med school? I would want to do other things too though, like maybe start a cosmetics buisness. I like knowing how to survive which is a big reason I want to learn about medicine...like what plants are used for certain purposes. I just don't want a boring job though.
I think you may have the wrong perception of what is taught in medschool.
Stephen Colbert wrote:Now, like all great theologies, Bill [O'Reilly]'s can be boiled down to one sentence - 'There must be a god, because I don't know how things work.'
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