Vanessa Said:

can i apply as a caregiver in canada even though i dnt have a caregiver cert. but i have a diploma in nursing?

We Answered:

I am pretty sure that they would allow you to get a Canadian Visa. You have a lot of background that they would be looking for, and would allow you to be successful in this field. I will provide you a link to an agency that might be able to help you:

http://www.newwaveimmigration.ca/

Josephine Said:

Will a Bachelors in Allied Health Sciences help me get a career in ANY health field?

We Answered:

You will find out that with all the decisions you make in life you will probably end up doing none of the above. Do what costs the least amount of money for the best results down the road.

Heather Said:

Bachelor of Health Sciences VS Ontario College Advanced Diploma?

We Answered:

Bachelor!

Marlene Said:

Holistic Health - Med school? Or is Diploma sufficient?

We Answered:

Holistic medicine is not considered a medical degree. That diploma is sufficient to call yourself a practitioner of holistic medicine. However, keep in mind that you're not a real doctor - you can't write perscriptions and holistic medicine doesn't work in most cases. Often, it just makes people delay treatment for serious conditions. It's considered right down there with chiropracty and accupuncture.

If you want to help people, get a nursing degree or an MD. If you want to rip them off and percribe candles, go for holistic medicine.

Joan Said:

I am caught between engineering and medicine. Which one is the best?

We Answered:

No one else can pick your career path in your life except you.
Engineering and medicine are two separate fields of study. If you are having trouble deciding which is for you, I would suggest shadowing a few specialties in medicine. Some people have dreams of being a doctor and when they shadow and spend time with one, they realize the lifestyle and dedication isn't what they expected it to be, and it isn't what they want for themselves. That might be the case with you, or on the other hand, you may find out that you love it even more than you thought you did. The thing is, in engineering from what I know of the field, you will be working a lot for someone elses benefit or company (think of sitting in an office, day in and day out, designing or whatever it is you'll be doing for a company), where in medicine that isn't really the case.