I am MBBS 3rd year dropout from Georgia. Can you suggest some alternative courses or career paths?

<p>Letting go of an MBBS course after the third year, primarily after investing a substantial amount of time, is tough. It is very natural if you find it difficult but this is that moment when one door has been shut leading to a possibility that lies ahead which could be more in tune with one's tastes and finesse. Here are some other things you can try:&nbsp;</p><p>1. Do not stray far from healthcare</p><p>Working in nursing or physiotherapy would also ensure that you are still engaged in caring for patients bare minimum.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">Pharmacology: A, B.Pharm or M.Pharm degree can facilitate one's entry into the drug industry, drug development, or drug regulation.</p><p>Public Health: Public health degrees can equip one for health policy, epidemiology, or even health management.</p><p>Medical Technology: You could specialize in diagnostics/laboratory technology and remain in the field of medicine but more on the technical aspect.</p><p>2. Consider Pursuing Biomedicine and Research Jobs instead.</p><p>Biotechnology or Biomedical Sciences: Get into Scientific research involving Medicine.</p><p>Clinical Research: Get involved in clinical trials and studies as a research associate as well as a data analyst.</p><p>3. Transform Towards Fields That Do Not Require Medicine</p><p>Business and Management: With an MBA, one can easily penetrate other realms including that of health services management.</p><p>Information Technology and Other Related Industries: Sign up for short programming or data Science courses that you can apply together with your medical background in health technologies.</p><p>Psychology and Counseling: If you are fascinated by how people behave, you might want to pursue a course in psychology or in mentally ill patients counselling.</p><p>4, Offer Productive Skills Through Short Courses available</p><p>Medical Coding and Billing: Shortage of this service provision has led to increased employment opportunities among medically trained individuals undertaking this course.</p><p>Certification courses in Public Health – Behavioral Health and Nutrition: Hop into sectors which advocate for the health of the general population.</p><p>Content Writing or Medical Journalism: Utilize this knowledge and write articles related to the field of medicine.</p><p>5. New Business Ideas</p><p>Starting a business venture in Health Information Technology, Health Consultancy or Wellness Services for example.</p>

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