Yes, definitely nurses, they are often overlooked in the healthcare, but for the amount of their physical work and rigorous schooling they are the main backbone of our healthcare field!
Damn. Mad respect man. I love nurses. You guys (and gals) are honestly some of the hardest working and caring people I’ve met! Don’t know what we would do without you! thanks for the support and words of encouragement. I really do appreciate it. 😁
I feel like medical/clinical laboratory scientist/technologist are the backbone of health care. More then 70% of diagnosis and treatments of patients come from medical/clinical laboratory scientist/technologist. It is such an underrated career and far more overlooked then CNA’s. Not saying that CNA’s aren’t amazing because they are but CNA’s get more credit them CLS/MLS/MLT’s do. Plus it’s severely understaffed.
HAHA Sweet thanks! I actually follow you and I love your content too. Been watching you for a minute and honestly its the fellow medstudent youtubers that always inspire me to keep going so thanks for the support!
Love this! Came here from Rashid’s channel! I had originally wanted to go into medical school but I didn’t want to be in THOUSANDS of dollars in debt because that is the reality of medical school. So I did discover the PA route so I was so excited when I saw you put this on your list! I’m still working on my bachelors degree in biology but I’m excited to go the PA route! :)
aw thank you so much for the support! I really appreciate it. and yeah I know don't remind me about the debt loooool. keep going! PAs are so important in medicine, especially now and to be honest, I think its an underrated career! keep going and work hard. before you know it, you're gonna be starting your PA school orientation :)
Came over from Rashids! Awesome collab with Rashid. Nurses are forces of nature that every doctor should LOVE. Great alternative health care careers. Also, in my class the PAs do the whole curriculum with us med students for the first 18ish months. Can't wait to see what else you produce. - Aaron
hell yeah! I think nurses are crazy amazing! super badasses haha. Its crazy I didn't know PAs took classes with medstudents. thats so cool! I think it helps a lot of people remove any misconceptions that they have about PAs and Doctors. Thanks for the support man haha
I wanted to but I wanted to limit myself too haha. I think were going to do another video talking about all the different types of careers in medicine so stay tuned!
i remember asking my pharmacist that i was thinking of becoming a pharmacist since i was already a pharmacy tech and he looked at me and was like " Don't do it girl, save yourself" and i died laughing. i understood why though, pharmacists do a lot for us and make sure no mistakes are made! but i always felt bad because, they are always stressed and people don't understand the pressure they go through. Some customers are the worst too! Cursing and taking advantage of us! one thing is certain though, if you want to be in the healthcare field you MUST have thick skin!!!
Great vid. Stumbled upon your video while looking for info on careers I’d like to change over to. Thanks for the info. I definitely will be subscribing.
Coincidentally, I came to this channel and I saw your videos .its really nice I'm a Optometrist (Masters in clinical Optometry) really this is a very fantastic course After doing this, your life will be completely change . I am speaking with my experience of 15 years.
i’m very interested in this field... how would you describe the additional schooling and the entire process to get to where you are? I’m a junior in high school and this is a profession i’m interested in pursuing.
I think that is a great profession too! it definitely gives you good exposure to the medical field and lets you work hand in hand with physicians and patients. I think i just had to limit it because i could only pick 5 haha but still an amazing profession. theres a huge need too and the pay is pretty good!
GJust wonderful, been searching for "doctorate degree in alternative medicine" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Genharlotte Kania Rule - (should be on google have a look )? It is a great one off guide for mastering alternative medicine without the hard work. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my colleague got great success with it.
Damn. Thanks for the support man I appreciate it a lot! Spread the word to the homies :) And yeah I’m gonna do Vlogs but I’m gonna restart those in a minute. I want to do more interviews with my peers because otherwise you’re only seeing my point of view. I’d rather people get several different points of views from medstudents and doctors from different backgrounds.
Plus I love to make my Vlogs really intense and that usually means it takes me a lot of time do the filming and editing lol So I need to streamline the editing process and once I do I’m gonna probably start the Vlogs again :). Thanks for the support man. I really do appreciate it. :)
Mad Medicine ofcourse! I love watching you guys cause it inspires me to do my best and maybe one day get to where you guys are. That would be the dream!
Ik Physical Therapists don't make that much, however, that is the best option for someone such as myself who is going to come out of PT school with no debt (thanks to my parents for paying all it off). Anyone in my case should really look into that career. I truly believe salary is the only major con in contrary to the many great things a career in PT has to offer.
What about Chiropractic?? Continues to be best kept secret regarding quality of life, quality of service, patient satisfaction, earning potential, lifestyle flexibility, happiness with clinical experience.....
If nurses were important, why does a doctor earns multiples of what a nurse earns? A CRNA earns $ 212 while an anesthesiologist earns $414,000. The salary difference contradicts what you are telling us.
What are your thoughts on healthcare administration degree?? I want to be a PA my previous major was pre-nursing wanted to be a nurse first before going to PA school. But got rejected from all nursing schools I applied to. So I just recently switched my major to healthcare administration would probably love to work with this degree for about a year or 2 before PA school so I'm curious are u farmiliar with Healthcare Administration
Hi bro Your Videos are great help.keep going. Can you make a Video on which are the top course which a student should pick in mba in healthcare after this bachelor.
I hate and love that i knew this list because of how much research I've done on medical professions lol like...i don't have a life anymore 😂😂😂 As you were saying optometrists do Lasik i was like what he means is opthalmologist and you said it and I'm like sighing heavily lmao
Great info. It would have been nice to see nurse practitioners on the top 5 list. In some state nurse practitioners can have their own clinic without a collaborating/supervising physician. However, some states still require the collaborating/supervising physician, but the nurse practitioner has the option to work in a hospital, clinic, urgent care, retail health, insurance companies, etc... The job outlook is great for nurse practitioners, and they are also filling the void like PA's due to the shortage of primary care physicians.
I know. NPs are integral to the team especially where there is a primary care shortage because that’s something we all need. I wanted to put them in but there’s only so many spots in the top 5 haha but definitely top 10!
How'd you create that "Mad Medicine" logo. It looks sick! Also, came over and subscribed from Rashid's page. Rashid is a third year, but what year are you, Farhan?
In undergrad I taught myself graphic design and animations so i sat down and did some design and animation. Thanks for the appreciation haha you’re the first to comment on it :) haha I’m happy that you like the vide. Thanks for support :) I’m in my second year
any suggetion? i am graduated with bachelor in exercise and health science, what other options should i have to consider for master program like physcian assitant,tnxs
Hey. I know it's not related to your content, But can I ask if you can work there if you're a foreign graduate? And, Is Pharmacist in high demand there?
Niczz Lyrics yes you can work as an international medical graduate but you have to pass tests to get certified. And there is a demand for pharmacists depending on where you are. Medical demand in America varies due to location and area
Can we get in to PA degree without sciences? I mean I am student of access to HE health profession diploma which is 1 year can i become a PA without SCIENCE SUBJECTS? IN UK
k lk I’ve always had the same concern and the providers that I’ve worked with (MD, DO, NP, PA) have been in family medicine, internal medicine, specialty offices like neurology, endocrinology, ortho, etc, or even concierge medicine, travel clinics, and online visits. If you want to go really extreme, volunteering in third world countries for a short or long amount of time. Places like Project Cure make it so you can spend $1,000-$2,000 to go to places like Africa, Brazil, Paraguay, and Nicaragua and they will provide you with housing, food, and clean drinking water. Volunteering is definitely not a paid career but it’s something you could do on the side outside of a hospital setting.
Research is amazing but i had to exclude it for several reasons. Research is a great profession but unfortunately it takes a while to get into. Not to mention the pay often is not that high as compared to some of the other professions. Finally i also excluded it because often, it is really hard to do research on your own. Getting the funding for the equipment and materials is really difficult and that is why many people tend to conduct research in a university facility or setting. Often that reduces the control you have over the work you want to do. I don’t want to discourage you if you want to go into research. I think it is a super important field that is very rewarding and highly important. The breakthroughs that come from research are the reason why we have the technology and medicine we have today!
Noooo! There is still a huge need! It seems like it in some places but depending on where you live and what you want to do, there’s still a huge need for nurses!
Actually no :) there is always going to be a need for nurses. As a new crop passes boards and prepares to go into the workforce, an older crop of nurses who have been in the field for decades, prepares to go into retirement. It’s like a revolving door. I currently work in a hospital that is experiencing a shortage at the moment. They are offering some major incentives just to attract great nurses.
Yes, definitely nurses, they are often overlooked in the healthcare, but for the amount of their physical work and rigorous schooling they are the main backbone of our healthcare field!
Nurses are the healthcare system. Period haha. They’re probably the most important part of the team (aside from the patient of course haha)
Rigorous school? Nurses? LOL
They say there is a nursing shortage but only let 130 people in the program...let that sink in
I'm a Male Nurse, and I'm here to see your awesome channel grow into one of the best medically related channels out there. Welcome to TH-cam my bro!
Damn. Mad respect man. I love nurses. You guys (and gals) are honestly some of the hardest working and caring people I’ve met! Don’t know what we would do without you!
thanks for the support and words of encouragement. I really do appreciate it. 😁
Mad Medicine Your the best my bro! Appreciate the love :)
Male nurse? You are a disgrace to mankind? Have balls? Go to med school.
I feel like medical/clinical laboratory scientist/technologist are the backbone of health care. More then 70% of diagnosis and treatments of patients come from medical/clinical laboratory scientist/technologist. It is such an underrated career and far more overlooked then CNA’s. Not saying that CNA’s aren’t amazing because they are but CNA’s get more credit them CLS/MLS/MLT’s do. Plus it’s severely understaffed.
I’m a lab tech. Your absolutely right
Stop the lament. Go to med school
Nice content! I came over after watching Rashid’s video.
HAHA Sweet thanks! I actually follow you and I love your content too. Been watching you for a minute and honestly its the fellow medstudent youtubers that always inspire me to keep going so thanks for the support!
Mad Medicine ❤️
Love this! Came here from Rashid’s channel! I had originally wanted to go into medical school but I didn’t want to be in THOUSANDS of dollars in debt because that is the reality of medical school. So I did discover the PA route so I was so excited when I saw you put this on your list! I’m still working on my bachelors degree in biology but I’m excited to go the PA route! :)
aw thank you so much for the support! I really appreciate it. and yeah I know don't remind me about the debt loooool. keep going! PAs are so important in medicine, especially now and to be honest, I think its an underrated career! keep going and work hard. before you know it, you're gonna be starting your PA school orientation :)
I subscribed! I was the person that reached out to Rashid a few weeks back and started my channel. I love this topic!
OH SNAP! I just realized! We saw your channel and its great! :) KEEP GOING! also thanks for the support :)
Came over from Rashids! Awesome collab with Rashid. Nurses are forces of nature that every doctor should LOVE. Great alternative health care careers. Also, in my class the PAs do the whole curriculum with us med students for the first 18ish months. Can't wait to see what else you produce. - Aaron
hell yeah! I think nurses are crazy amazing! super badasses haha. Its crazy I didn't know PAs took classes with medstudents. thats so cool! I think it helps a lot of people remove any misconceptions that they have about PAs and Doctors. Thanks for the support man haha
Just wished you included PT (physical therapist), Clinical Psychologist, Paramedics, and and even Vet Medicine.
I wanted to but I wanted to limit myself too haha. I think were going to do another video talking about all the different types of careers in medicine so stay tuned!
Hi, it's not a Physician's Assistant. Its physician assistant(singular).
What about Susgical Technologists? That job seems rad and you can become a first assist and actually assist in surgery. That's pretty cool.
i remember asking my pharmacist that i was thinking of becoming a pharmacist since i was already a pharmacy tech and he looked at me and was like " Don't do it girl, save yourself" and i died laughing. i understood why though, pharmacists do a lot for us and make sure no mistakes are made! but i always felt bad because, they are always stressed and people don't understand the pressure they go through. Some customers are the worst too! Cursing and taking advantage of us! one thing is certain though, if you want to be in the healthcare field you MUST have thick skin!!!
Great vid. Stumbled upon your video while looking for info on careers I’d like to change over to. Thanks for the info. I definitely will be subscribing.
Glad it was helpful!
No sir! The CNAS are the backbone in the medical field!!😡 Tired of nurses getting all the credit.
is a CNA not a nurse..?
@@AneishaH No,we are nurses assistants. We assist the nurses in the nursing field.
Coincidentally, I came to this channel and I saw your videos .its really nice I'm a Optometrist (Masters in clinical Optometry) really this is a very fantastic course After doing this, your life will be completely change . I am speaking with my experience of 15 years.
i’m very interested in this field... how would you describe the additional schooling and the entire process to get to where you are? I’m a junior in high school and this is a profession i’m interested in pursuing.
What about medical diagnostic sonography
Radiography
I think that is a great profession too! it definitely gives you good exposure to the medical field and lets you work hand in hand with physicians and patients. I think i just had to limit it because i could only pick 5 haha but still an amazing profession. theres a huge need too and the pay is pretty good!
GJust wonderful, been searching for "doctorate degree in alternative medicine" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Genharlotte Kania Rule - (should be on google have a look )? It is a great one off guide for mastering alternative medicine without the hard work. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my colleague got great success with it.
Do you need a degree to do medical sonography?
Can wait to keep up with your content bro! Best of luck with med school and TH-cam
By the way will here still be vlogs? Or will the videos stay in this format
Damn. Thanks for the support man I appreciate it a lot! Spread the word to the homies :)
And yeah I’m gonna do Vlogs but I’m gonna restart those in a minute. I want to do more interviews with my peers because otherwise you’re only seeing my point of view. I’d rather people get several different points of views from medstudents and doctors from different backgrounds.
Plus I love to make my Vlogs really intense and that usually means it takes me a lot of time do the filming and editing lol
So I need to streamline the editing process and once I do I’m gonna probably start the Vlogs again :).
Thanks for the support man. I really do appreciate it. :)
Mad Medicine ofcourse! I love watching you guys cause it inspires me to do my best and maybe one day get to where you guys are. That would be the dream!
strange calling these alternative health care careers, these are all main stream health careers.
Ik Physical Therapists don't make that much, however, that is the best option for someone such as myself who is going to come out of PT school with no debt (thanks to my parents for paying all it off). Anyone in my case should really look into that career. I truly believe salary is the only major con in contrary to the many great things a career in PT has to offer.
Also occupational therapy or any career in the rehab side of health care.
What about Chiropractic?? Continues to be best kept secret regarding quality of life, quality of service, patient satisfaction, earning potential, lifestyle flexibility, happiness with clinical experience.....
If nurses were important, why does a doctor earns multiples of what a nurse earns? A CRNA earns $ 212 while an anesthesiologist earns $414,000. The salary difference contradicts what you are telling us.
Do you have a video on careers in alternative medicine/therapies? Allopathy is just one modality. There are many others.
Why it is not Nutrition?? Nutrition plays a vital role in healthcare sector!
thank you!
I love this video. Do a vid on computer science students in medical field
Oooo that’s a GREAT IDEA! I might make that a topic on our podcast too!
I look forward to seeing more of these bro, really like the podcast style !
thanks theuvex. :)
Don't forget the Certified Nurse's Assistants, Personal Care Aides, sometimes they are overworked and underpaid, They are the backbone of the Nurses!
Pretty sure this is geared for competitive and degree careers in healthcare
Hey brother! Loved your video,please make a video on health care managers like doing an MBA in this sector.
Yes I would love to see that too
My dream career is to be a Orthopedic Surgeon. I plan on becoming a Orthopedic Tech first to get a feel for it.
You make awesome content bro keep it up
Thank you for going so much in depth
9:47 Correction: To get into the majority of pharmacy schools in the United States you have to take the PCAT
Kamran Ahmed ah snap! Thanks for the correction!
Mad Medicine None the less a great video man!!
thanks man!
Correction: It is not “physician’s assistant” because we don’t belong to the doctors.
What are your thoughts on healthcare administration degree??
I want to be a PA my previous major was pre-nursing wanted to be a nurse first before going to PA school. But got rejected from all nursing schools I applied to. So I just recently switched my major to healthcare administration would probably love to work with this degree for about a year or 2 before PA school so I'm curious are u farmiliar with Healthcare Administration
This is what I’m doing as well!
Thanks for the valuable infos , I think you unintentionally missed the MLS-MLT from the list .
What about medical laboratory technologists?
Hi bro
Your Videos are great help.keep going.
Can you make a Video on which are the top course which a student should pick in mba in healthcare after this bachelor.
I hate and love that i knew this list because of how much research I've done on medical professions lol like...i don't have a life anymore 😂😂😂
As you were saying optometrists do Lasik i was like what he means is opthalmologist and you said it and I'm like sighing heavily lmao
Hahaha i know! I said that and i instantly realized my dumb mistake haha. But it was too late so i had to keep going. It be like that sometimes haha
Great info. It would have been nice to see nurse practitioners on the top 5 list. In some state nurse practitioners can have their own clinic without a collaborating/supervising physician. However, some states still require the collaborating/supervising physician, but the nurse practitioner has the option to work in a hospital, clinic, urgent care, retail health, insurance companies, etc... The job outlook is great for nurse practitioners, and they are also filling the void like PA's due to the shortage of primary care physicians.
I know. NPs are integral to the team especially where there is a primary care shortage because that’s something we all need. I wanted to put them in but there’s only so many spots in the top 5 haha but definitely top 10!
How'd you create that "Mad Medicine" logo. It looks sick! Also, came over and subscribed from Rashid's page. Rashid is a third year, but what year are you, Farhan?
In undergrad I taught myself graphic design and animations so i sat down and did some design and animation. Thanks for the appreciation haha you’re the first to comment on it :) haha I’m happy that you like the vide. Thanks for support :) I’m in my second year
Which one is best one physician assistant or medical sonography(ultra sound technician)
Which are the best medical fields with flexible hours ? Also are nurse hours Flexible?
Rav yes!! 3 12-hour shifts then 4 days off
Nice video ...thanks for information ...
any suggetion? i am graduated with bachelor in exercise and health science, what other options should i have to consider for master program like physcian assitant,tnxs
I love your video🥰. I have a question does the job shortage for medical affect rural or urban?
Dental school is so expensive
wow very nice information,, thank you so much. I would like to become a nurse. :)
Aw thank you! I appreciate your support so much! And YOU WILL become a nurse! I BELIEVE IN YOU! YOU GOT THIS👍🏼 😁
@@MadMedicine You're welcome. 😊 Thank you so much, it means a lot to me. 😊
I love the video! Congratulations
Aw thanks :)
And I’m glad you enjoyed it haha
Great video! very interesting topic!
THANKYOU!!! :)
I really enjoyed the video 😊👍 ❤️😊 I studying for my entrance. Exam for Nursing.
Great informational video!
Aw thanks :)
Came here from Rashid's video! Hope your channel does well by the grace of God Inshallah Farhan!
Alba H thank you so much for the support!!!
Please spread the word :)
Will share with my other medical colleagues :)
Alba H YOURE A BOSS! THANK YOUUUUU!!!
Great content
Hi.. bro....am a cardiac technology student..( ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES)....
is there is any opportunity for this course??
I agree with you. Great Video!!!!
Abdalrahman Assaf Thank you so much 🙌🏼
It’s actually physician assistant not physician’s assistant ...
Hey, I am radiography technologist
What about Medical laboratory technologies ???
P.S. Pharmacists have to take the PCAT
I know!! hahaha a few people made that correction. the reason I said that is because there are several schools in California that don't require PCAT!
Bro .u r awesome ✌️
nah man you are! hahaha thanks for the support can express how much it means to you. If im ever in Perm imma hit u up haha
Thank u👌
No problemo :)
Hey. I know it's not related to your content, But can I ask if you can work there if you're a foreign graduate? And, Is Pharmacist in high demand there?
Niczz Lyrics yes you can work as an international medical graduate but you have to pass tests to get certified. And there is a demand for pharmacists depending on where you are. Medical demand in America varies due to location and area
Can we get in to PA degree without sciences? I mean I am student of access to HE health profession diploma which is 1 year can i become a PA without SCIENCE SUBJECTS? IN UK
How??
For schooling can we do trade school
Nah you are a fuckin goat imma definitely be considering some of these careers
want to know about neurology and nuclear mediicne
Where do i look to see if CNA license are current ?
Dora website!
What about health care administrators? Is it a good career too?
I learnt it's great. If nursing doesn't work out for me I'm looking into this hopefully it is worth it
I wanted to become a pa but a dentist seems cooler idk why
I'm in medical school but I don't want to work in hospitals what else can I do?help
k lk I’ve always had the same concern and the providers that I’ve worked with (MD, DO, NP, PA) have been in family medicine, internal medicine, specialty offices like neurology, endocrinology, ortho, etc, or even concierge medicine, travel clinics, and online visits. If you want to go really extreme, volunteering in third world countries for a short or long amount of time. Places like Project Cure make it so you can spend $1,000-$2,000 to go to places like Africa, Brazil, Paraguay, and Nicaragua and they will provide you with housing, food, and clean drinking water. Volunteering is definitely not a paid career but it’s something you could do on the side outside of a hospital setting.
Nursing is were it's at! 😘
Alternative???
Hello..
I'm an optometrist and have 4 yr of work experience in india.can I get job there.. 😊
Is this video for us? It’s not for Canada right?
Where you originally from? Just curious:)
Pakistan my man haha
Nursing in not alternative medicine
What about research lol?
Research is amazing but i had to exclude it for several reasons. Research is a great profession but unfortunately it takes a while to get into. Not to mention the pay often is not that high as compared to some of the other professions. Finally i also excluded it because often, it is really hard to do research on your own. Getting the funding for the equipment and materials is really difficult and that is why many people tend to conduct research in a university facility or setting. Often that reduces the control you have over the work you want to do.
I don’t want to discourage you if you want to go into research. I think it is a super important field that is very rewarding and highly important. The breakthroughs that come from research are the reason why we have the technology and medicine we have today!
Are you from pakistan
Is optometry school after 4 years of university?
Yep. You gotta get the prerequisites for optometry school and usually it’s 4 years of schooling after bachelors/university
the nursing profession is over saturated nowadays pretty sure
Noooo! There is still a huge need! It seems like it in some places but depending on where you live and what you want to do, there’s still a huge need for nurses!
Actually no :) there is always going to be a need for nurses. As a new crop passes boards and prepares to go into the workforce, an older crop of nurses who have been in the field for decades, prepares to go into retirement. It’s like a revolving door. I currently work in a hospital that is experiencing a shortage at the moment. They are offering some major incentives just to attract great nurses.