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It's always been a lifestyle/vlog channel. Feel free to comment your suggestions if you want to see more lab-related content.

@@IsraNaveed-n8p read the sections of textbooks related to the topics you are getting wrong

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Thanks! I got him from Gwinnett county so it’s a drive, but their adoptions are free. Here’s a link - www.gwinnettcounty.com/departments/communityservices/animalwelfareenforcement/availablepets?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAr7C6BhDRARIsAOUKifg-xkC34uQ2OmiR6AhzqgqDnJNW2F2s87byQrDAWPSU4koGPRyKoCgaAkbtEALw_wcB

I don’t think it makes a difference. I choose to work prn generalist to keep up with skills. But, a lot of things lead to burnout 😭 I think having to constantly work a dept you really don’t like could lead to burnout. And for some, it might be too stressful to manage two jobs based on work schedules - that can also lead to burnout.

Thank you!!! ☺️

I don’t have it on pdf. I bought it on amazon

It's non thesis, but the research is course based. I'm doing the microbiome concentration and it's bioinformatics related classes where I'm given data generated from the research labs to analyze as research if that makes sense.

I'm studying microbiology for microbiome/bioinformatics studies! I just changed to this concentration over the summer, so I don't have videos for it yet.

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@@MarkTilsed I found the easiest way - rest the smear slide on the table and put one drop of blood on the slide. Grab a second slide to "push" the blood forward. Hold it with your thumb and middle finger, use your index finger on top to keep it steady. Rest the push slide on the smear slide at a 45 degree angle towards the drop of blood. Move the push slide forward and it usually create a smooth feathered edge for me. Very hard to explain in text. 🤣🤣

@@mercykaglan8418 yes with formal training to get certified, depending on if the employer requires it

@@GrimmGX21 how do you like it so far?

forgot to order slides lol I have some coming in on Thursday. Have you looked at what colloidal silver looks like at a cellular lever? I’m really curious

@ hmmm no, I haven't. That sounds interesting but I don't know where to get the colloidal silver 😂

No it isn't hard but it can be alot of work at times. It's alot of information within a short amount of time

@@sheeplestrafer9413 good luck on your exam! That’s a great way to start getting experience in your lab journey!

Good luck on your journey!

@@arbitrarylib clinical rotations are usually required depending on where you live. It’s like an internship where you go learn what it’s like to work in the lab

Thank you for the kind words!

Sure, it just depends on if you’ve taken the required classes for the specific program you are applying to.

My schedule is a little tight to do tutoring because I’m working on my masters, but I don’t mind helping 🙂 I don’t have any notes, but maybe we can video chat and find helpful resources online for bio and a&p. Just let me know!

@domilarae okay thanks so much. I'll reach out a few weeks before to give you time but it won't be for a few months. I was wondering ahead of time. Thank you so much.

I taught part time at a college and worked as a case investigator for the public health dept. I had my biology degree, so I was able to find jobs during Covid while going back to school. I’m hoping to go back to teaching at the college once I have my masters

@domilarae ok that is good you were able to continue working and able to use your biology degree. I am trying to get some ideas of my next steps while I am studying for the ASCP test while working as a MLS. Thank you for the information and good luck on your Masters degree journey!

Have you looked into lab assistant/specimen processing? These jobs would be most flexible with mls studies!

So glad you found it helpful!

Is that normal salary for healthcare jobs? Would you be able to pivot to other healthcare related jobs?

Thank you so much!

Yes, after going back to school for the MLT classes.

My advice is take a break! You’ll have plenty of time to study while in the program.

It might be helpful to begin practicing questions. And Get a copy of the exam outline for ASCP and go through the topics and see which ones you don’t understand/emember and go from there.

You should be fine. Each materials you listed cover all medical lab science topics, just focus on the exam you’ll be taking ☺️ good luck! Maybe a textbook for hematology and chemistry so you have a reference book for the review materials

Thank you for this information! It was very helpful.​@@domilarae

Yes I work full time in micro and prn as a generalist

@@domilarae how do you like it? Will you consider being travel tech?

@@Lamar-n6t I like it! I probably won’t travel. I think I’ll most likely pursue higher ed to lecture college classes, especially if I can find an mlt/mls program.

I don’t want to be a MD lol. I’m studying a masters in bioinformatics, so maybe I’ll consider a phd in the future.

@@domilarae I'm just curious: why don't you want to be an MD? :)

I don’t want to do the job responsibilities

@@meldeviaedit7478 I’m not sure if it’ll be nutritious enough, but please keep me updated if you try!

@@domilarae The areas where the mushroom tissue touched melted and liquefied, the medium was in the refrigerator, ready-made bouillon was used.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for sharing! I will say that we still may use needles to do certain testing, we just don’t have to stick patients

That’s awesome! I wanted one with a camera, but it wasn’t in stock at the time. I’d love to know about your experience with the camera!

Yea, I went back to school for it. It really depends on your area that you live in, if hospitals will hire you or not

It’s the same thing

@@domilarae ok, thank you so much for clarifying that. I’ve been googling and could not find an answer. But to also clarify, an MLS is more higher up than an MLT, right? Like, an MLS needs a B.S. and an MLT can secure a job with just an A.S. right?

Yes! I understand, it’s so confusing. To add more context - The jobs in my area are “Medical Technologist” for BS degree and “Medical/Clinical Lab Technician” for AS degree