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11 years ago
okay so if you are a clinical Laboratory scientist right now and you want to go back to school to become a doctor what type of doctor can you be.
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11 years ago
You can be any kind of doctor; you choose the last year of medical school when applying for residency.
Lab techs may prefer pathology or infectious disease.
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11 years ago
Absolutely any type.  We all get pretty much the same education (with the exception of a few elective  clinical rotations), and we don't learn our specific specialties until residency.

You never know what might catch your fancy.  I went to school with a radiographer who was going to become a radiologist, but went into rehab medicine.  You just can't know ahead of time, even if you THINK you know.
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