Hi all, I am considering either one of these
#1 - physiotherapist
or
#2 - medical technologist (bac of medical laboratory science)
I'm looking for advice regarding pros n cons of each, I have a good background idea of how the jobs are, but I want to know how much #1 and #2 normally earn. Thank you in advance!
Full Version: physiotherapist or medical technologist?
QUOTE(circleofwillis @ Jul 2 2008, 04:53 PM) [snapback]3788162[/snapback]
Hi all, I am considering either one of these
#1 - physiotherapist
or
#2 - medical technologist (bac of medical laboratory science)
I'm looking for advice regarding pros n cons of each, I have a good background idea of how the jobs are, but I want to know how much #1 and #2 normally earn. Thank you in advance!
#1 - physiotherapist
or
#2 - medical technologist (bac of medical laboratory science)
I'm looking for advice regarding pros n cons of each, I have a good background idea of how the jobs are, but I want to know how much #1 and #2 normally earn. Thank you in advance!
Forget about the money. Work out, get strong and go physio.
Study Thai massage.
QUOTE(SeanMoran @ Jul 2 2008, 10:57 AM) [snapback]3788165[/snapback]
Forget about the money. Work out, get strong and go physio.
Study Thai massage.
Study Thai massage.
which one is less stress? which one has wider career options e.g. physiotherapist can work in public and private, or set up own practice. which one is more flexible and has more time to be spent with family? cheers!
Physiotherapy is a better professional way to go!
QUOTE(punjabtrini @ Jul 3 2008, 05:30 PM) [snapback]3790319[/snapback]
Physiotherapy is a better professional way to go!
can you elaborate on that? cheers
bump!
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