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Medical Jobs which don't involve blood?

Medical Jobs which don't involve blood?

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Reply 40

dochannah

pyshciatry...then you work in a hospital with sick people but not as much blood

Reply 41

krazykipper

Original post by ash.otter

Microbiologist?
Virologist?
Mycologist?

People always seem to forget about the microbiology department.... haha

Apart from the fact that bacteriology is the way to go (;p), if the OP isn't fond of blood I don't think sputum samples etc. is the way to go!

You think micro is bad? Immunology is like the forgotten child of lab med. We're even in a different hospital in my trust!

Reply 42

Ayshizzle

I think you should become a phlebotomist.

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