>> As far as an education, you'll really have to get a Master's Degree.
And then after you get your Master's Degree, there is probably some kind
of residency requirement before you can move on and get your license.
So if you want to do a lot of extensive patient contact and be able
to have your own private practice, going to a good school that has a great Master's program
and then moving forward to get your license is the best way to go.
It's a lot of hard work.
It's challenging.
It takes a lot of time.
In the beginning, the pay isn't very good.
But you can get to a place where you will be happy.