ultrasound technologists training
Can anyone help me choose careers that fit my likes/dislikes?
So, even though I’m only about to be a Junior in HS now, it couldn’t hurt to start choosing what I want to do with my life.
I’m pretty good with mathematical skills, and I’ve been taking engineering courses at school, but I have decided I don’t want to be an engineer. I’m very creative, however.
I wouldn’t mind working with patients perhaps, but I’m looking for something that won’t keep me in college/training for more than about 2-6 years maximum. I am also a very energetic person to be around, and I know how to deal with people one-on-one.
I was some what leaning towards being an Ultrasound Technologist, but then again, I don’t really want to go into the medical field necessarily. I’m interested in biology though. Any suggestions?
Maybe you could pursue becoming a pharmacist or a dentist. They can make good money and I don’t think you have to go through as much school as say a doctor or a lawyer. I know a dentist that has a private practice that is only open three days a week and he pulls in about 75k a year. That’s a sweet life.
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