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Low UAI courses to become a health proffesional (1 Viewer)
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Wooz
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Midwiffery? 
Here's just a list of thinks you could do just off the top of my head: B. Oral health, to be a dental technician, B. Traditional Chinese medicine to perform accupuncture, etc. Osteopathic medicine offered at SCU, etc. B. Psyc at UWS, Radiography at Usyd/uncle, Speech pathology, etc.
There's a list here: http://www.health.nt.gov.au/Allied_Health/index.aspx
Here's just a list of thinks you could do just off the top of my head: B. Oral health, to be a dental technician, B. Traditional Chinese medicine to perform accupuncture, etc. Osteopathic medicine offered at SCU, etc. B. Psyc at UWS, Radiography at Usyd/uncle, Speech pathology, etc.
There's a list here: http://www.health.nt.gov.au/Allied_Health/index.aspx
lionking1191
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nuclear med @ usyd is 81 i think
purplemonkey
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why not nursing? (if you don't mind me asking )
)i dont think i could handle the shit from my mates and family if i ever did nursing. i know its old fashioned and there are many male nurses which i personally respect and couldnt care less about gender, but not for me lol
hmm there are a lot of options.. more than i thought ai. whats the workload as compared to like medicine for these courses any one know?
hmm there are a lot of options.. more than i thought ai. whats the workload as compared to like medicine for these courses any one know?
hey hows it going,
well i did nursing and found that it wasnt for me, mind you after 3 years of study so now im doing paramedics, i think this is a course you should consider, it's very hands on and you have much more autonomy than nursing which is what drew me to it (sick of doctors thinking they are gods gift to earth!!). its a very exciting career, and working as a paramedic trust me you will have many interesting stories to tell. you need to be fit and in good medical health as to work as paramedic and for most uni's it's a requirement to pass a medical and fitness test before you can start. the enter needed for Vic uni in st albans (VIC) was around 72 in 2008, but you also have to fill out some other forms online at the uni's website. Goodluck hope this helped
well i did nursing and found that it wasnt for me, mind you after 3 years of study so now im doing paramedics, i think this is a course you should consider, it's very hands on and you have much more autonomy than nursing which is what drew me to it (sick of doctors thinking they are gods gift to earth!!). its a very exciting career, and working as a paramedic trust me you will have many interesting stories to tell. you need to be fit and in good medical health as to work as paramedic and for most uni's it's a requirement to pass a medical and fitness test before you can start. the enter needed for Vic uni in st albans (VIC) was around 72 in 2008, but you also have to fill out some other forms online at the uni's website. Goodluck hope this helped