Sentences with phrase «went to medical school so»

He left his engineering career and went to medical school so he would be taken seriously when advocating the tight glucose approach to managing T1 he was using for himself.

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Or a father take on a second job so that his son might go to medical school?

So I'll make you a deal... stop trying to take over my goverment, control the bodies of women who don't share your extreme beliefs, force children to pray to your gods in schools, destroy scientific and medical advances that I depend upon, and I'll be more than happy to go back to ignoring you.

So you think your an expert on conception??? Maybe you should go to medical school.

So while a college undergrad between the ages of 18 and 22 and going to a grad school between the ages of 22 and 26, they should also work full - time in order to pay for huge medical care coverage?

I just can't believe that we have become a joke we always start the season well then have a bumpy December and by the time Feb comes our form has taken a dip and we get kicked out of all competitions except for that valuable top 4 that the board loves so much... ultimately if Arsenal want to compete again we need changes from the bottom up... Kroenke and his board need to go cause clearly for them profits matter more than trophies... Wenger needs to go for his lack of tactical naus guy has been using the same fornation since I was in high school and I'm doing my honours in accounting now... our medical team must all go our players always get injured and they never come back in time (take a look at Santi) players like Coquelin Theo Mesut Gabriel Gibbs Giroud just to name a few need to go they're just not good enough seriously these players lack fight tactical Discipline and tactical awareness... at the end of the day change needs to happen things can't keep going like this for us....

At CIM, Barroso did well in the most advanced immunology course in Cuba, so he received permission to go to the United Kingdom to pursue a master's degree in immunology at the former Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London, which is now part of Imperial College London (ICL).

When I was in medical school, I spent a summer in an Indian Reservation in the Upper Peninsula [of] Michigan and went to University of Michigan, and there we did a survey of nutrition and found that half of the population, adult population, was diabetic and that really fascinated me; and I wondered why, and we also used some dietary assessment methods and found that actually we could learn a lot about what people were eating were some fairly simple ways of measuring diet; and so in some ways I have spent the rest of my career trying to unravel some of those questions.

So why not just earn the Ph.D. and do biomedical research without going to medical school?

So I'm gonna go to the greatest place on the planet, Harvard Medical School, and I'm gonna talk to a Harvard doctor.

«It's going to be winter [during the Olympics], so the risk is going to be low in terms of mosquito transmission,» said Duane Gubler, a leading researcher on mosquito - borne diseases at Duke - NUS Medical School.

«It's also good to have a journal when you wake up to write your dreams in or thoughts, so you can go back to sleep,» adds Eva Selhub, M.D., a physician and lecturer at Harvard Medical School.

I went back to high school when I was 33 to get the science prerequisites to go on to medical school, so I started over, and I'm just fine.

So, just to fill everyone in with a little extra background, I went to Case Western Reserve for my undergrad, then went to West Virginia University for medical school, and now I'm at the Emory School of Medicine doing general surgery resischool, and now I'm at the Emory School of Medicine doing general surgery resiSchool of Medicine doing general surgery residency.

My husband and I got married while he was in medical school, and started working on our family shortly after, so we never got a chance to go on a honeymoon.

In fact, the running was going so well after college that I decided to forgo medical school for a few years (it's at over 30 years now) and concentrate on a running career.

Ps - I'm hoping to go to PA or Medical school so your outfit posts are serving as my guide!

Im goin to school to get my GED I recently graduated at UEI College as a Medical Assistant planning to go back to college once I get my GED so I could study for a Parole Officer or FBI Agent.

He has practically proposed to every girl he's gone out with since college, but they were all commitment - shy, so he graduated medical school still unattached.

So he goes to medical school to learn who to cure her blindness, while romancing the poor girl without revealing his identity.

So despite the fact that a new, busy semester was just starting, Figueroa and a group of Ed School students decided to start a fundraising campaign with proceeds going to Partners In Health, a Boston - based nonprofit that provides medical care around the world.

As you mentioned, I've been in lending for over 13 years, and actually kind of fell into this because my original plan was to be a medical malpractice attorney, so my path went along everything that would follow that, up until going into law school, which I decided in April (when I was supposed to go in August) that something changed, so I needed to have a backup plan... And I hadn't had a backup plan, but what I did have was I had already bought in full several houses, because my husband and I bought our first house when we were 18 years old.

When challenged on her illegal shipments, «Save a Puppy» posted on their website that they were not an incorporated rescue but instead just one Canadian woman who went to Aruba to attend medical school and went into the puppy import business when she came home because conditions there were so «horrible.»

Ten years or so ago, when his wife was doing an internship in the Medical School of Rice University in Houston, he went to visit her and then went around through different areas in New Orleans and east Texas for sightseeing.

At the expert's deposition, I conducted a highly technical examination, so much so that the plaintiff's attorney asked if I had gone to medical school.

GURL U ARE SO RITE BECUZ I WENT THERE AND GRADUATATED IN JULY AND I DID DO A LITTLE BIT OF RESEARCH ON THE SCHOOL IT IS ACCREDITED (AAMA) WEBSITE CHECK IT OUT... AND THATS A GOOD THING BECAZ I HEARD IF U DID NT GET A DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED SCHOOL U CAN NOT BE ELIGIABLE TO TAKE THE CERTIFICATION TEST AS A (CMA) I ALSO CHECKED OUT THE WEBSITE WHICH IS TO CHECK WHICH SCHOOLS ARE ACCREDITED AND ASA WAS THE FIRST SCHOOL TO POP UP ON THE LIST.BEING A CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT LOOKS GOOD ON YOUR RESUME IM GLAD I CHOSE THAT SCHOOL BECAUSE I DID NT EVEN KNOW ABOUT ALL THAT APPROVAL BUSINESS FROM THE (CAAHEP) SO I WAS WONDERING WHAT ABOUT THE ALLEN SCHOOL THATS PROBABLY NOT EVEN ACCREDITED BUT A LOT OF PEOPLE GO THERE TO BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT.

So I was a medical receptionist for 6 years and now after taking a 5 year break and letting all my certifications go I am looking to get back into medical assisting without having to go back to school all over again.

When interviewing schools (so I could add medical to secure my career until I retire), I found out that a medical assistants caps and you can go no further.

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Many states do not even require a Medical Assistant to be certified, so I would think as a professional, you would have some respect for those of us who do go to school for our Associates to become certified.

Hello I graduated from San Joaquin Valley College in 2010 as a medical assistant I have my associates degree I didn't think I wanted to do anything with it after I graduated so I put it aside but now I would like to go back to school but I would like to know how to start I'm just part time where I work and would like to get back into the medical field.

Ok, guys I hope this help you, I graduated on 2007, work for 2 years after that stay out of the medical field for 1 year and a half, so it was very hard to get a job, I called 2 weeks ago my school where I graduated as medical assistant, asked them if I can go back for a refresher course just to refresh skills, they told me yes, I was supposed to refresher for 2 weeks and half, also submitted my resume to the job placement I just stay for only 1 week, the job placement refer me to a family practice, and I got hire on the spot.

«I probably won't go to the doctor so much... (there's) no chronic disease in the children but when (my) kids take days off school they have to have a medical certificate... we won't be able to afford the visit, so I may get a fine because they can't see a doctor.

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