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I'm planning on going back to school and major in immunology but I have to pay off my car first. So my Bill's are paid off. I've always been interested in immunology I'm not good at math though that's my weakness how do I go pass that. Thank you for the video
Sir I am interested in your work. Please help me out . There so much questions to ask. I am a Advace Level student studying in SriLanka. I would like to know more about your career please.
@@princexyz1663 If not him, anyone who has knowledge regarding this can give her an answer. Why there is a problem?? Nothing wrong with asking questions weirdo
Physician Assistant is an AMAZING career! It's become tougher to get in. But it is "completely worth it" as my colleague stated! Peace! Omar Abdul-Malik DHEd, MPAS, PA-C, CHES
This guy is a hero. We need to promote more heroes in society. This gentleman put himself through school. Is doing something that he loves and is passionate about. What he is doing is changing the world. Plus he is bringing comfort. Also he appears to be a good husband and a father. And this gentleman knows how to balance work with play! Amazing! What a hero! I would be friends with this gentleman any day. Thank you good Sir!
It is a very challenging and competitive field, I would recommend that you develop yourself as person and stay opened to many possibilities as you will find that when you mature, your interests will expand. Just get into a decent college and follow your curiosity.
@@cannycannon6168 4 years and a Pandemic later... I have graduated high school. I am in some shitty University doing Computer Science...... not following my dreams for reasons unknown. Everyday I question why am I doing what I'm doing. I still absolutely love immunology and even more after this Pandemic, idk wtf am i going to do with my life at this point, idk why am i not following my passion, idk anything. Revisiting this comment and replying to your question really hit me so hard in the face..... hopefully when i reply here next time the things will be a lot different... for the better.
How are your work hours and flexibility? I love medicine but I also want to have a life outside of my job.. an opportunity to travel, have a family, go on awesome vacations and experience things while still being able to help people.
I'm really into Human biology & I like doing math, but I never wanted to become a doctor, I just can't imagine myself there. I like doing things more handy, coming up with new ideas , solving problems are my favorite kinda things to do. So , when I first came across the term " Biomedical Engineering " I just felt like THIS IS IT !! I'm about to apply as an UNDERGRADUATE . Now I can not decide should I go for Mechanical engineering or Biomedical Engineering ( for Bachelor ) ?? cause tbh I'm kinda afraid with the career paths :( PLEASE GIVE ME SOME ADVICE IF YOU CAN ANYHOW RELATE 🙏🙏🙏😓
Bangtan Bae biomedical engineering and you can become a biomedical engineer technician of you want to go for a less degree, still make money, and work with your hands more.
Honestly,apply ME as your undergraduate career and then go to Masters and make Biomedical as your graduate career. ME is one of the main disciplines of Engineering and the good thing is you can always back and focus to do ME as your job if you struggle to find job as a biomedical engineer. Just a opinion from a junior ME student.
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@NlHSciEd The veins in my eyes have been damaged since 2010 & my eyes have been inflamed since then every day now it hurts. Do you have anything to solve this problem?
That is awesome guys, believe it or not, I have wanted to be an engineer since I was 7! I didn't know what it was called, but I knew I wanted to invent and innovate solutions for the world's problems through technology. I am a senior Mechanical Engineering major at Texas Tech University and have 3 semesters left! Super excited to work in the engineering field. I hope to get my masters in Biomedical Engineering as well.
I studied chemical engineering and did masters in biomedical, it was the worst career mistake ever. My advice to you is to stay away from biomedical. You can go further with chemical or electrical engineering. People don’t know wtf a biomedical engineering. Biomedical, bioengineering, are like jack of all trades and master or none. The curriculums are not standardized like traditional engineering so people don’t know what you studied. It’s not worth it.
Can't blame the scientist for having a strong passion for his work (most people don't). Plus, its not like he's out flashing his pricey Bugatti with imported Brazilian mahogany - he's upbeat and confident attitude is warranted here - IMAO.
