u/Nixontime

Hello! I recently heard about the perfusion masters and am very interested. I have a clinical/research background (1 year Medical Assistant and 3 clinical research), a BS (3.7 something) and MPH (3.9 something) (I have most of the prereqs already), and some extracurriculars/awards. Realistically what are my chances of getting into a program? All feedback welcome as I am new to this specialty

Edit: I have a connection in my hospital for a shadowing opportunity after hours to make sure I am interested

Posting for my partner as she doesn’t use Reddit. She really enjoyed this book and wants to continue in this realm of magical realism, symbolism, and captivating writing style. I know this is not a new book, but if anyone has liked other works by the same/any author, please let me know in the comments! Recommend as many as possible as she has been known to read whole books in days. I appreciate all recommendations!

Road trip to visit my buddy going from Columbus (not from there, another stop) to Detroit suburbs and have time for 1 maybe 2 courses until he gets off work. Looking to play and grab some food. I’m an okay player can throw 300 - 325 consistently with backhand and 250 - 275 forehand. I was suggested Black Locust and Kensington Toboggan but scared they will be too difficult and won’t have fun.

Open to courses on the way or around there. Looks like I’m taking 22 or 31 and US75. Thanks for the help!