probably an anatomy/phsyiology couse and an early childhood course. that's what im going to take and I want to be a pediatric Neurologist. same with my bff conor and he's becoming a pediatric oncologist

WHO's most recent book was published in 2000 so it's not up to date but in 2007, they were supposed to start a new online database which is still under development.

http://www.who.int/hrh/documents/wdms_upgrade/en/index.HTML

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Directory_of_Medical_Schools

according to wikipedia,

"The University of Copenhagen will run it in collaboration with WHO, the World Federation for Medical Education (WFME), the Foundation for the Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER), International Pharmaceutical Federation and other partners."

so i am guessing it is safe to say that anything under FAIMER will be in the WHO database...

and here is a current list of medical schools in Bangladesh on the list of being recognized

http://imed.ecfmg.org/results.asp?country=160&school=&currpage=1&cname=BANGLADESH&city=&region=AS&rname=Asia&psize=25

Khulna IS on that FIAMER list so it should be recognized when the new WHO Directory of Medical Schools database is out

1- Receives and inspects all incoming materials and reconciles with purchase orders; processes and distributes documentation with purchase orders; reports, documents and tracks damages and discrepancies on orders received.

2- Receives and stores documents and confidential files; maintains record of approved document and confidential file destruction. Maintains the warehouse, records area and stores area in a neat and orderly manner.

Typically, the doctorate is the highest level of educational attainment.

Typically, the doctorate is the highest level of educational attainment.

Typically, the doctorate is the highest level of educational attainment.

Typically, the doctorate is the highest level of educational attainment.

Typically, the doctorate is the highest level of educational attainment.

Typically, the doctorate is the highest level of educational attainment.

Medical school typically lasts four years. I believe there are some medical schools that have accelerated three year programs, but overall it is my understanding that most medical schools operate on the traditional four year plan.

It takes more than just going to college to become an orthopaedic surgeon. I believe the question was more likely how many years of education and that can depend on a few factors but for the most part it is as follows: 4 years of College 4 years of Medical School (Graduate School) 5 years of Residency in Orthopaedics 1 year of Fellowship Training in a particular area of interest (not required) So it can be as quick (or as long) as 13 years

Demographic information on transcripts differ per high school. Most high schools will include the student's name, address, date of birth and social security numbers in addition to class grades. Some schools may include the student's gender and race.

With the increasing importance of healthcare, and therefore nursing assistants, CNA classes have become important as well. These are training classes for CNA certification exams. CNA certification exams are given in order to obtain a job in the field of nursing. A CNA certification course normally costs anything from a few hundred dollars up to a few thousand. Not many parents would be able to afford this kind of money for their child's education. There are, however, many private and government institutions that subsidise such education by providing free CNA classes.

These free CNA classes are run especially for those students who are not in any position to take an educational loan in order to study for CNA certification. The classes mainly cater to that strata of society that does not have the financial resources to pursue education. The idea is to make such lucrative career options available to children.

Locating free CNA classes is a task in itself. Ideally, free CNA classes should be just that -- free. But many of these free CNA classes expect something in return from the CNA applicant in return for the training that they have taken part in. There are, however, a few institutions that run free CNA classes just for the purpose of training applicants of the less privileged class of society and therefore do not expect anything in return.

For some people it will be the hardest field in medicine but for others it will be easy as. It all depends on what you are best at.

Nurses go to Nursing School. Depending on what type of nurse they wish to become determines which type of school they attend. An LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) goes to school for approximately 18 months. An RN (Registered Nurse) goes to school for either 2 or 4 years, dependent on whether the individual is pursuing an Asscoiates Degree of Nursing (ADN) or a Bachelors Degree of Nursing (BSN). Medical School is for physicians. After completing a Bachelors Degree, in any subject as long as the science reuirements are met, a person attends four years of medical school. After the four years of medical school the individual is a Doctor but can not practice independently until they have completed their residency. Residency lengths vary based upon what speciality they wish to pursue.

The University of Salerno in Salerno, Italy. Considered to be Europe's medieval university. Has a very interesting background. There are some relative connections with Greece and how the world-wide symbol for medical care is a snake and pole.

FOUR YEARS OF NORMAL COLLEGE FOUR YEARS OF MEDICAL SCHOOL AND ATLEAST FOUR TO FIVE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE i want to be one too, but man its a lot of work, and then again they make up to 115,000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!X}

It is not possible to sign up for an online medical school. You can register for a program at a medical school online but classes are done in person and not online.

A LOT! You have 2 years of intense academics. The courses range from Biochemistry to Immunology. The first year isn't that bad if you remember everything from your undergrad years. But after the 2nd year all you do is rotations in different specialities. You will be someone's slave pretty much until you are a resident which will happen by the time you're 28-32 (depending on the specialty that you chose)

Typically, this cannot be done because of the sequential nature of the program.

The best school of Medicine in the United States is Johns Hopkins. It has an excellent research medical school. Right behind that is Harvard Medical School. Although, highly disputed JHU is the better school for medicine because it specializes in LAS and that is its primary focus of education, where as Harvard is widely know for it outstanding Law school.

medical school is a school that specialises in medical training, no matter how difficult

It varies greatly, depending on which qualification is to be studied.

The basic requirements can be found on the university's website, at http://www.maties.com/admission/admission-requirements-1.html

Well, I study at medical school!

It would depend on what kind of doctor you need, what you need them for, and where you are located.

Im assuming your asking what colleges in L.A. partake in doctorate degrees and such. The University of California Los Angeles is known for its famous on campus hospital in which most employees at the hospital are former students. Just for reference in sports the school is abbreviated UCLA for short. They mean the same thing.

Dental school can be a very expensive endeavor, but also very rewarding.

Make sure you have assistance from a loan company that specializes in financing dental educations, so they'll completely understand your needs.

Rebecca Lee Crumpler became the first African American woman to receive an M.D. degree in the US when she graduated from the New England Female Medical College in 1864.