Cardiac Perfusion (A High-Paying Hidden Gem in Healthcare!)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Discover the hidden career of Cardiac Perfusion, a high-value field in healthcare that not many are aware of!
We go through the role of a Cardiac Perfusionist, the unsung heroes operating the heart-lung machine during critical surgeries.
Learn about the educational pathways, the tuition cost, and the lucrative salary that awaits in this specialized field.
Here's an exclusive gift for you: a comprehensive spreadsheet detailing programs across the U.S. to kickstart your journey in Cardiac Perfusion
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I’ve worked as a perfusionist for about 13 years now. In 3 different university hospitals, in 2 different countries and languages. I’ve seen all the stuff that this world contains. Still there is no possibility to work in America as a perfusions, even though I am a US citizen as well. Crazy… there is a big lack of health professionals in the US, especially in heart surgery.
I'm a critical care certified paramedic, working as an ALS provider on an ambulance and also part time as a flight medic. i've been wondering where else i can take my career as i have a deep seated passion for cardiology. while i would want to continue working as a part time flight medic regardless of what in healthcare i do, this has sure peaked my interest.
Hi. I am a doctor of physical therapy. I always wanted to be a cardiologist, but went the PT route. I would love to do this. I am 48, and am asking what is the best way to become a perfusionist? Thanks in advance
After 37 years of cardiovascular perfusion and being really good at it I can tell you it’s NOT A GEM NOT BY A MILE AND CONSIDERING THE RESPONSIBILITY THE PAY ACTUALLY SUCKES THE BIG KAHUNA
Would you be opposed to shooting me an email sometime. I'd love to pick your brain on your perspective and thoughts on the profession
newnurseguidebook@gmail.com
Nice to hear
I am currently doing cardiac perfusion and my half degree has been completed, how can I come to US after my degree.if you have any guide line plz share with me
Here's an article I found on coming to the US as a perfusionist: perfusion.com/how-to-become-a-perfusionist-in-the-us-for-foreign-students/
@@NewNurseGuidebook ben türkiye de perfüzyonist olarak çalışıyorum oraya nasıl gelebilirim
I am pursuing Bachelors in pharmacy in India right now so can I pursue masters in perfusion technology directly in the USA or the Uk
I'm not 100% sure howthatmaps across. Foreign pharmacists who want to practice in the United States can become licensed through the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE) or by completing a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in the U.S.
No touching pts! 🙏 😊
Hello there im currently persuing my bachelor's in india in bsc cardio vascular technology is there any programs after my bachelor's which i can come to the states like in msc (cardiac perfusion
Here's an article I found on coming to the US as a perfusionist: perfusion.com/how-to-become-a-perfusionist-in-the-us-for-foreign-students/
Hello, are you sure Midwestern is 11 months? Online it says it’s 21 months.
They may have changed the program length. A lot of perfusion programs are beginning to shift from a certificate to a masters program. I'll check and update the spreadsheet. Thank you!
Yes, I just checked the website. The only school where it’s no longer a certificate but joined with a Bachelors is Carlow.
It’s 21. I’m starting in the Fall
@@kalebhawkins7115 great!
I wonder how many nurse perfusionist vs non nurse
Perfusion does no require you to be a nurse beforehand. It would be interesting to see the data on prior careers of perfusionists
My 17 yr old wants to do this. I told her to go for it!
Don’t do it after 37 years I would never encourage anyone I liked to go into this god awful profession I should have just stayed in nursing and now the money a traveling nurse makes is awesome
@@jordi0508why do you say that friend? Most of the ones I have met love it.