Claire Said:

what should i do? Aircraft Maintenance Engineering or Medical Laboratory Technology?

We Answered:

The information I see shows more and more aircraft maintenance being outsourced overseas. Know people in that area that have permanently lost their jobs and are now in retraining. The area of medical lab technology offers many options, such as research and even sales that are very financially rewarding. Also, not to be ignored, are you going to enjoy your life in the career you choose? Remember, you will be at your job much of your life and spend some of your free time thinking about it.

Richard Said:

Medical Laboratory Sciences?

We Answered:

Hi -

Calculus is not listed in the prerequisites, however Statistics is. Generally Calculus is interchangeable for statistics, but not the other way around. I don't know if that's the case for you though.

Also - you most likely cannot attain all of those credits in one semester. I would suggest splitting it up over two. For example:

Semester One:
General chemistry
Anatomy & physiology
Biology
Communications

Semester Two:
Intro to P-Chem
Organic Chem
Anatomy & Physiology
Biology
Statistics

Or however you like - it's just a lot to take in one semester, most schools won't let you take that much.

Hope this helps!

Caroline Said:

I am 46 years of age. What career will be suitable for me?

We Answered:

Apply to work in a hotel. The job is fun and you work with nice people. You can be a manager in 2 years..

Bob Said:

What does a Medical Laboratory Technologist do?

We Answered:

Any career in healthcare is a good choice right now. It's one of the few areas not being affected by the tanking global economies.

This site will give you a good idea of what a med lab technologist does:
http://www.michener.ca/ft/medlab.php

This site will give you an idea of salaries in Canada based on your area: http://www.livingin-canada.com/salaries-…

Alan Said:

Diagnostic Medical Sonographer career Question?

We Answered:

If that is the admissions criteria to the Sonography program, I would just take those courses and then apply to the program. There's no reason why you should spend the time doing MLT first. Just make sure the program is accredited first - this is super important. http://caahep.org/Find-An-Accredited-Pro…

*Be sure to work really hard and make great grades in those pre-req courses - that will likely determine when you get into the program.

Roger Said:

Where can I find information about courses of medical laboratory technician?

We Answered:

http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/fa…

try here