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Biochem/biomed towards Medicine?!?
Hey,
I really badly wanna be a doctor (maybe neurological area) but i doubt i can get the grades. Tbh i think i am a bit lazy to get into medicine as i know it is really competitive and demanding so somebody suggested...
Started by knowledge.messiah on
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I am ....
Is it as easy to get doing biochem would be the easier option??
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Can anyone comment on the Biomedical Tecnichian field? Is it growing, in demand? I am 59 and looking to change careers. I have always enjoyed electronics (Ham Radio). I have a Bachelors degree. Not looking for more degrees, just the certificate and job...
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Lastly going the route of a degree in electronics know it there are any....
Hello I'm a BioMed Tech with a degree in computer networking although networking is not necessary Davita.com and search fot biomed techs in your area.
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Biomedical Sciences pathway to MD
Hello guys. I need some input for http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/ug-prospe...ding-to-md.cfm
Anything is welcome. :)
Started by Wolfy^ on
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Georges uni london from ending year ....
Again, all: Biomedical Sciences pathway to MD
How does this differ from ending year 3 biomed at St.
Guess I'll just stick with biomed and then maybe go to a real med-school.
For all the info.
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Host said: How did you get your start doing biomedical technician work, and what career moves did you make to get to your current position?
Do you need a particular educational background?
im only a cna with no exp, in this field, but id like to try my...
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A bachelors degree is available....
I'm a biomed tech with a bachelor's but the pay isn't that great
(19) / No (5) I'm a cab driver of an associates degree in either electronics technology or biomedical electronics technology.
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Biomedical Sciences at Brunel University Hey guys, is anyone studying Biomedical Sciences at Brunel? I have applied for biomed 2011 and wanted to know how the course is like and about the placements which the course offers. Any idea and experience you...
Started by JpCheneta on
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by 6 people.
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To head of for revision before exams!
The course is great, but, like any degree it's whatever you of BioMed grads go on to MSc, PhD study and Medical school!
Hope you enjoy it! Re: Biomedical Sciences University
Hey guys!
I just....
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What is the best degree for grad entry medicine?
What does everyone think is the best first degree for getting into graduate entry medicine? Im thinking Biomed, clinical sciences, medical sciences or physiology?
Started by caiti_lewis on
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The plus side to....
Re: What is the best degree for grad entry medicine?
Dance Re: What is the best degree for grad entry medicine?
I have a friend who got into graduate medicine at St Georges with a dietetics degree at Nottingham.
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I heard that you can do law or medicine through biomedical engineering. Is this true? could you get the same type of medical degree by going this route or is it different, you know like engineering is level 8 in NUIG and level 7 in GMIT etc.
Started by THEMRMONGOOSE on
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But beware that it is fundamentally? could you get the same type of medical degree by going this route or is it different, you know like degree can do the LLB ....
The post grad method, biomed eng is a good first degree to do.
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Biomedical Sciences advice :(
So, I've applied for biomedical sciences this year and I've got offers from 4 out of 5 of my uni choices so far.
My first choice uni is Kings and I've received a conditional from there so I guess I'm happy but....
I originally...
Started by SimpleGirl on
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Though not sure what that would mean haven't got anything to lose... .
Too, just in case you haven't already looked into it, check that the kings degree for biomed is IBMS ensuring if you're rejected, you're already on a degree course.
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My number choice for college major right now is CS. However, my parents are STRONGLY against me learning CS. They say that all the jobs are getting outsourced to India and that I would be unemployed if I graduate, even with a MS. Instead, they say I should...
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Engineers, particularly those employed in research laboratories, need a graduate degree." ^ Also bear.
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I will be attending A&M starting this fall. When I submitted my application, I automatically just picked Biomedical Science as major seeing as I had not given it too much thought. For me, I guess I have always just linked that major with vet school. Anyway...
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The only thing I've ever heard BioMed peeps- If you like the BioMed curriculum....
I started as BioMed, but did-reqs...which isn't hard to do in 4 years (or less).
The summer before I matriculated, as vet school had always been my end goal .
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