Think very hard about medicine before you apply: do you like people? Are you empathetic? Could you cope with a patient in ED who is suffering a mental health crisis? How do you feel about working nights and weekends? Find out about career progression within medicine - it's many years of training and exams (that cost $$$) before you can apply for a speciality. Eventually the money is good but it is a long time before you start earning a decent wage for the amount of effort and study you will need to put it. In your first year of being a junior doctor, the nurses will be earning more than you and working fewer hours. I would only recommend medicine if you have an absolute passion for it and can't imagine yourself doing anything else with your life.
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Ash444 are there any particular reasons why you want to follow one of these careers over another, or over other similar careers (i.e. within these fields)? Have you considered a career that involves both medical studies and engineering (e.g. engineering and biomedical science combined)?
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but I also want to help people because I love when people become happy. so that's the hard part. both have their pros and cons but I want to decide once and for all.
_sophiestudies_ i don't mind either. but I want free time
I think engineers have a more eased time but compared to doctors that make less money. If u want to retire soon I would chose a doctor to play it safe but if u want to be working for a longer time with an eased lifestyle an engineer would suit u. Hope this helps
How about medical physics? Like optometry or radiography
What type of doctor would u want to be if u chose that field. From there i can calculate how much time u’ll have for boxing. And what r u leaning towards rn
Maybe if u got a bachelor degree and became a GP u could be able to still pursue boxing
Does ur family have any preferences
Yes u become a go automatically with a bachelor degree
Go means gp