It seems ideal because I already have a background in anatomy & physiology and microbiology, and the training from certain institutions seems legitimate, but is it realistic? I do understand the cons of working from home because I’ve done it before, and it does take a lot of discipline, but I’m wondering about the success rate in this particular field. What about the pay? Was it reasonable? Are you employed through a staffing agency? I’d like to hear some of your personal experiences and any advice is greatly appreciated!
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Few of my friends are doing it in home and they are succesful also and are paid. One is a specialize in micrbiology and the other in physiology. Doing the one from the company situated in your city/hometown is better.