Career questions tagged medicine
What is the hardest part of the nursing program?#Spring24?
Hello, I want to pursue a degree in nursing with my bachelors and will be applying to Wayne state university bachelors of nursing program once I get done with my pre-read. And it’s 3 years. I want to know what will be the hardest part of the nursing program and how can I be able to look out for it and stay on track and not get overwhelmed. Also, I haven’t had any experience in the healthcare industry would that be a bad thing or it doesn’t make a difference since I’ll be leading everything from the start?#spring24 hope I win!!
I want to go to college for nursing but I am 21. What do I do to get there?
I am 21 years old and live in San Jose. I want to finish my Medical Assisting Program, but I want to be a nurse. I am looking and can't find anything very helpful. Any advice?
What will help me stand out on direct-nursing admissions?
Hi, I’m currently a junior who is planning on applying to direct-nursing schools. I was wondering what would look best on my applications and help me stand out. I’m taking classes leaning towards the medical field like: medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, ap biology, and CNA. I’ve also applied for volunteering over the summer in hospitals. #Spring24
Any studying tips for pre-med students?
I'm taking advanced science classes, bio, chem, physics, etc. I am okay at studying but any new strategies would be great!
How to choose between pre-med and direct med?
Hi, I’m a junior trying to build my college list. Some of colleges I’m considering have a direct med program. How competitive is it to get into a direct med? Will it hurt me in the future if I don’t get in? what were some factors that helped you decide to commit to either pre-med or direct med? How competitive will it be to apply to medical school if you are on the pre-med path? (ik that a lot of questions so thanks in advance for anyone who answers!) #Spring24
Any Medical Illustrators Available If so I have a question concerning some tips? If you were in my position now, what would you be doing knowing you will eventually pursue medical illustration? ?
I'm a high school junior currently taking classes in the health sciences pathway at my school and I was wondering what skills and habits I should at the very least put into practice now since I would like to pursue medical illustration later in life. Maybe even possible classes I should take in the future. I'm already into art and draw pretty much daily (though I don't practice realism as much as I should). I also love learning about the human body and how it works, even in my spare time. After high school, I would probably pursue a bachelor's degree in some sort of health science. I unfortunately can't pursue an art degree because of financial burdens. But I digress, if anyone is willing to provide insight just know I really appreciate it!
How do I get an internship in the medical/biology/biochemistry field ?
Hi! I am a junior in high school and want to get an internship over the summer in either the medical, the biology, or biochemistry field. I am totally fine without a pay, I just want the experience. I wanted to shadow a doctor but most hospitals only let college students do that. What can I do to get an internship?
How is the whole process of becoming a nurse like ?
I'm a senior in high school about to graduate and go to college. I've been interested in joining my colleges RN program and I'm not sure what to expect in this field and I would like to hear someone's perspective that works in the nursing field.
how difficult is taking career pathway?
how hard is it to become a physician and how long will it take me because I am 16 years and in 10th grade
What are medical schools looking for in their students?
I am in my last year of pre-med and taking a gap year before medical school Right now I am applying for internships in healthcare communications to do in my year off :)
What do I have to major in and do in college to become a pediatrician.What can I do now??
I’m a sophomore in high school and would like to start researching colleges and studying now to make the process easier
How do I prepare thoroughly for an interview? Any advice?
Advice on: Volunteering, Internships or College admission interviews
H ow do you prioritize a patient care and empathy in a high-pressure health care environment What opportunities or pathways exist for professional growth and development within medical field ?
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How do you prioritize a patient care and empathy in a high-pressure health care environment?
What opportunities or pathways exist for professional growth and development within medical field
Can you still get a job in the medical field if you have average grades?
I’m a sophomore in high school who wants to be a nurse, but my grades are alright. i’m trying to work harder, but people around me tell me that my chances of getting into a good college are slim.
W What are the steps I can take to become a neonatologists how long will it take me to reach my goal?
I've always wanted to get into the nursing field and help babies/toddlers since I was younger I've always loved the thought of helping people or saving them I just want to understand how id get into this field.
Does having medical work experience help with admissions into medical school If so are there ones more preferable than others like doing phlebotomy or emt??
I want to do something that will be productive over the summer as a pre-med student but I am kind of lost since I wasn't able to secure research during the school year so I want to at least try working in the medical field as an intern, volunteer, or get certified.
Can I get a Bachelors degree in Nutrition with only completing some pre requisite courses?
what courses do i need to prepare for a Nutritionist or do i need to take an Associates degree first
How do I know if the medical/medicine field is right for me and how do I prepare for a good college during high school?
In my opinion, I believe that a field in medicine/medical is right for me, but I'm not completely sure so I want advice on deciding!
Is having a BSN good for becoming a Med Student/Trauma surgeon? What is a good bachelors degree to have for those wanting to go into Medical School??
I am a High School Student that wants to become a surgeon and wanted to know if getting a BSN will count as a good degree for Med School
What are some hardships you've encountered while in this field??
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Why do I suck at basketball even though I train and practice hard everyday?
I have been playing basketball and other sports since I was very young and I have been very bad even though I put a lot of time and effort into the sport.