Help me pick a career
05-10-2008, 06:51 PM
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I got my MS in Anesthesia from CSUF.
It's an easy path to a sweet paycheck. Right out of school, you will earn $150,000+.
Not to mention the job security. It doesn't matter what's happening with the nation's economy, surgical operations will continue on a daily basis.
Step 1: Get your BS in Nursing. If you are a dude (which I assume you are) - it's nice to be in a program with lots of chicks - can you say "hookup"?
The classes are not difficult either, no matter where you go.
Step 2: Work one year in an ICU. You can get into an ICU position right out of a BSN program. The pay will be decent for that year.
Step 3: Anesthesia School (MSN Program). 2 years - also not difficult at all. You will have no trouble finding a job right out of school, guaranteed.
If you are business-minded, you can freelance, or even open your own practice or clinic. Pain management can bring in mega-bucks if you want to go that route.
Working at the job itself, is easy money. 95% kickback with 5% "Oh, Shit!!" - which keeps it interesting.
Whatever you do, good luck bro!
-Pete
It's an easy path to a sweet paycheck. Right out of school, you will earn $150,000+.
Not to mention the job security. It doesn't matter what's happening with the nation's economy, surgical operations will continue on a daily basis.
Step 1: Get your BS in Nursing. If you are a dude (which I assume you are) - it's nice to be in a program with lots of chicks - can you say "hookup"?
The classes are not difficult either, no matter where you go.
Step 2: Work one year in an ICU. You can get into an ICU position right out of a BSN program. The pay will be decent for that year.
Step 3: Anesthesia School (MSN Program). 2 years - also not difficult at all. You will have no trouble finding a job right out of school, guaranteed.
If you are business-minded, you can freelance, or even open your own practice or clinic. Pain management can bring in mega-bucks if you want to go that route.
Working at the job itself, is easy money. 95% kickback with 5% "Oh, Shit!!" - which keeps it interesting.
Whatever you do, good luck bro!
-Pete
05-10-2008, 07:21 PM
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Become a biochemist and design medicines.
Become an oceanographic biologist and track roaming patterns of sharks.
Become a high energy physicist and collide particles to see how the universe works.
Become a painter and develop and design concepts and art for video games and film.
Become a game developer.
Join the PD, become a homicide detective.
Get the highest score on Donkey Kong.... btw, there's a kill screen coming up if anyone is interested.
Write a book.
Become a chef.
Become an oceanographic biologist and track roaming patterns of sharks.
Become a high energy physicist and collide particles to see how the universe works.
Become a painter and develop and design concepts and art for video games and film.
Become a game developer.
Join the PD, become a homicide detective.
Get the highest score on Donkey Kong.... btw, there's a kill screen coming up if anyone is interested.
Write a book.
Become a chef.
05-10-2008, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Kodokan_4,May 10 2008, 06:51 PM
If you are a dude (which I assume you are) - it's nice to be in a program with lots of chicks - can you say "hookup"?
I have a buddy that went to fashion school for exactly that purpose. Heheh.
05-10-2008, 07:49 PM
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Mrfixit loves being the fluffer for gay $$$$$$ vids 
hahahahhaa!!
But yeah I agree with what BC said.. if you are going to pursue a career of a Mortgage broker then you don't need a college degree. It's just a waste of money because you won't need it in that line of work. Just sell sell sell!!
hahahahhaa!! But yeah I agree with what BC said.. if you are going to pursue a career of a Mortgage broker then you don't need a college degree. It's just a waste of money because you won't need it in that line of work. Just sell sell sell!!
05-10-2008, 10:56 PM
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[QUOTE=Kodokan_4,May 10 2008, 07:51 PM] I got my MS in Anesthesia from CSUF.
It's an easy path to a sweet paycheck. Right out of school, you will earn $150,000+.
It's an easy path to a sweet paycheck. Right out of school, you will earn $150,000+.
05-11-2008, 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Richardh123,May 10 2008, 10:56 PM
Hmm I've always thought about going to Anesthesiology but I've never been too sure, do you mind giving more info
What would you like to know?
-Pete
05-11-2008, 03:42 AM
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From my google search, I've gathered that there are two ways to becoming an anesthesiologist I believe, one is a Nurse's anesthesiologist and the other is I guess a regular anesthesiologist for lack of a better term. Do they both require med school and MCATs? From what I could tell, I believe you need a bachelors in some sort of biological science then go to med school (which I hear is hard to get into a top med school) and then do 4 years of residency? Thanks for the info