How to Become a Medical Research Scientist (WOW)

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How to Become a Medical Research Scientist
You want to be a medical research scientist? I know, it sounds like such an awesome job! But what does a medical research scientist do? How can you become one? And what should you study in college if you want to be a medical researcher?
In this video we'll answer all those questions and more. It's going to take some hard work on your part, but there are plenty of opportunities out there for people who have the right skillset.
In this video about How to Become a Medical Research Scientist, we try to answer these questions:
- What's the difference between Medical Research Scientist and Medical Doctors?
- Are there any requirements to become a medical researcher?
- How much money do you make on average in your field?
- Who are some current figures in research who have found great success, past or present?
In todays video we try to go over:
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20 июн 2024

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@user-ir6mp6kq3b 5 месяцев назад

I would like to get a role model in this field

@spandugowda6749 2 года назад

Mam if we do md what is uses

@britneythao 8 месяцев назад

All my medical directors are pathologists who all have MD degree. They don't have direct patient care and are specialized in lab work such as analyzing tissues for cancer, analyzing bone marrow, doing biopsy, and making sure the lab staff are doing their jobs correctly. A pathologist is a go-to person if there is a need of in-depth knowledge. If a doctor questions about his lab test results or needs a consulting, a pathologist will be the one who's gonna explain or recommend tests to the doctors. Pathologists are very crucial in lab setting. Not all MD knows the knowledge of lab work, but pathologists are MDs AND are specialized in lab work. They are specialists who took extra study after their MD degree. And they get paid much more than a regular MD, about $200k plus.

@shafiashafiq4343 2 года назад

is medical scientist a pathologist ?

@ankitaghosh2305 2 года назад

@shafiashafiq4343 2 года назад

@@ankitaghosh2305 can you plzz tell me the difference ?

@leenmcheik7862 Год назад

@@shafiashafiq4343 I wanna know what's the difference too😔

@britneythao 8 месяцев назад

A medical scientist is a 4 year degree in Clinical Lab Science or Medical Technology. They can pursue a master degree if they want but they are not pathologist. A pathologist is a medical doctor (MD) or a medical Ph.D who are specialized in lab work. Medical scientists are supervised by pathologists.

@d.k.4217 6 месяцев назад

⁠⁠⁠@@shafiashafiq4343A pathologist is a licensed medical doctor so they have a M.D. or a D.O. They have to go through medical school, residency, and a fellowship. A medical researcher can just obtain a Masters or Ph.D to work if their goal is to purely work in the research lab. Know this is late, but hope this helps.