LOL, medical writing experience will be practically worthless to the admissions for someone like yourself who has no patient care experience. If I was the AA program staff member interviewing you, I would ask you why you had an opportunity to get at least SOME kind of direct patient-care experience and you had the gall to turn it down. I would ask why you think that sitting on your ass a couple hours a day writing generic medical articles would make you anymore prepared for AA school than taking art history classes.

I know why you want to do the medical writing instead of any patient-care job -- you want the easy way out. You don't want to put in a lick of hard work to achieve something that many others would be willing to alter their lifestyles to achieve. You just want to sit at home and type a bunch of stupid articles at your leisure. You aren't even willing to leave your parents' house to work a part time job.

Pathetic.

I know I'm late to the party here, but do us all a favor and stay the hell out of our profession, you lazy, dumbass piece of sh*t. You make even the most bottom-of-the-barrel CRNA mill student look at least remotely intelligent. You don't even have that much going for you.

This and goober's other threads should serve as a reminder to us that part of our responsibility to the AA profession lies in keeping out "goober" and those of his class of intellect from poisoning our profession.