Stacey Said:

Which medical career fields are great pay, reliable, for a freshman student to decide?

We Answered:

If you want to get an M.D. make sure you get a high GPA and study well for the MCAT. This way you will do well on the exam and be accepted to a good Medical School.
PCAT for Pharmacy school. But either way you need good GPA and good test scores.

Walter Said:

Are there any medical careers that don't require you to perform surgery on people?

We Answered:

most MDs don't perform surgery regularly. for example, a pediatrician spends 99% of their time dealing with runny noses.

that being said, if you are squeamish about such things, it probably isn't for you. for example, it's common knowledge that you get to dissect a cadaver (dead human) in medical school.

Mike Said:

What are the medical careers that require six years or less?

We Answered:

Chiropractor
Physical Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Respiratory therapist
Radiology technician
Laboratory technician
Registered nurse
Nurse practitioner

Marion Said:

Medical careers/fields where I don't have to be in contact with blood?

We Answered:

You may want to consider something like an X-Ray Tech or some other personnel where you don't have to typically deal with people at the time they are bleeding etc. Otherwise if say you were a nurse, than you could pick a specialty that doesn't typically involve the treatment of people with open wounds.