I'll be a 16 year old CNA and at 17 I'll be a Certified Pharmacology Assistant.. good

[Astumori]

for medical school? I want to be a doctor after college, and right now I'm in high school completing a course called Health Science 2. Health Science 2 gives you the title of Certified Nurse Assistant at the end. Next I'll do Health Science Pharmacology. I then get some certificate that I'm certified to be an assistant to a pharmacist or something.. (Kind of forgot). During college, I'll try to get a job with the certificates I got either working as a CNA or at a Pharmacy. Will that put my ahead of others on my way for medical school?

 

[imported_Stripe Panther 1989]

How is it possible that youre getting the CNA certificate at only 16 years of age? When I got certified, I saw that on my contract it said that I confirmed I was at least 18 years old. Besides, a CNA becoming a doctor? You're changing fields there. Confirm with an advisor, counselor or whatever you have there that this is the correct way to do it.

 

[Stripe Panther 1989]

How is it possible that youre getting the CNA certificate at only 16 years of age? When I got certified, I saw that on my contract it said that I confirmed I was at least 18 years old. Besides, a CNA becoming a doctor? You're changing fields there. Confirm with an advisor, counselor or whatever you have there that this is the correct way to do it.

 

[oldmanwithcoyote]

I think so. It demonstrates your willingness to work in areas which are in the area of your future activities in the pursuit of a medical degree. Good luck.

 

[oldmanwithcoyote]

I think so. It demonstrates your willingness to work in areas which are in the area of your future activities in the pursuit of a medical degree. Good luck.

 

[oldmanwithcoyote]

I think so. It demonstrates your willingness to work in areas which are in the area of your future activities in the pursuit of a medical degree. Good luck.

 

[oldmanwithcoyote]

I think so. It demonstrates your willingness to work in areas which are in the area of your future activities in the pursuit of a medical degree. Good luck.