i think that the classes i would need to take is medical classes!
Sadly an anesthesiologist. but, if you are considering either of those fields, knowing that 'morer' is not a word will help you in the future.
Of course it would have to depend on what field in the healthcare industry you are going to go to but there are some fields out there that does not require training. Like pharmacy technicians for example, some of them used to just get an OJT and they are good to go before. The good news is that you can also opt for online training programs for most medical/healthcare fields like medical transcription and medical billing and coding.
Allied health training is training in fields like medical, acupuncture, chiropractic and other medical fields. The cost depends on the school you get training from. The average cost of a class is between $50 and $100 per credit hour.
For some fields in the healthcare industry, they are part of the training program before they are able to work in the field but there are also fields in the industry where it is not that necessary such as medical transcriptionists, billers and coders.
Some of the best schools to become are surgical test are schools that practice in Medical fields souly, such as a local school who has the best science fields.
It's harder to become an anesthesiologist. They have about 12-13 years of school. 4 years of college, 4 years of med school, 1 year internship, 3 years residency, plus another year and a half of specialized training. Dermatologists don't have nearly that much training. However, anesthesiologists make a lot more money. The average salary is somewhere around $450,000 a year. Dermatologists generally enjoy life more. They can open their own practices, manage their schedule, and have more time for family. Dermatology is a much harder area of medicine to get into. The competition is fierce because of how life conditions are better. More people are trying to be dermatologists now than ever. Either way the debt is crazy.
When joining the US Army, you can receive job training in almost any field. You can get training in fields such as Medical, Law, Transportation, Intelligence and more.
The training involved in becoming a food inspector starts with a bachelors degree in related fields like ariculture or biology. You must then become certified and enroll in the USDA Inspection Training Program.
They may ask and even require that for certain fields in the healthcare industry. You may be asked to have a certification for basic life support training, first aid training, CPR training, etc. for some fields but there are also training such as medical transcription, billing and coding training for those working as support for the healthcare industry.
A lot of medical fields dealing with behind the scenes stuff have really good job outlook. Look into medical technitian and medical coding jobs.
Most Healthcare Compliance Officers come from at least one of three disciplines: Hospital Admin, Legal and Security. Develop training in those fields and focus your legal studies on Medical Regulatory law.
The best place in the LA area to get Phlebotomy training is at the Charles R. Drew University. They specialize in medical fields and you can see their phlebotomy training page at http://www.cdrewu.edu/admissions/certificate/phlebotomy.