Pennsylvania, USA
What is the day in the life of a pediatric physician? What if you are in the room with a patient who has stridor in their tracheal area as a respiratory therapist?
Do you leave the room and get assistance, or do you stay with the patient and yell for help or activate a rapid response? I was thinking that you stay with the patient and use the medical phone to call for help.
How do photography and videography as subjects impact sports journalism as a career?
Journalism is a vast subject. Does knowing a skill such as photography or videography help in getting work as a sports journalist? Should my columns and articles use only my images or public images? Are these subjects even important to the core of sports journalism or just a bonus for people...
How do I handle the fear of rejection or failure?
I am often scared to network, ask questions, making mistakes and over all putting myself out there due to the fear of failure or being rejected.
How do I handle the fear of failure?
I am often scared to network, ask questions, making mistakes and over all putting myself out there due to the fear of failure or being rejected.
What would be your best advice for a rising senior determined to become a pediatrician Do you recommend going the straight route or waiting, then going into medical school?#Spring26?
I am a rising high school senior. I attend a technical school, trying to gain experience for a career in health. I am interested in becoming a pediatrician.
As a college student planning for the future, what skills, experiences, and habits should I prioritize now to build a solid foundation for long-term career success? I’d like to make the most of my time—both academically and beyond—so I’m well-prepared to pursue meaningful opportunities after I graduate.
I go to East Stroudsburg University, I am on the track team, I am a sophomore graduating in 2028, double-majoring in finance and accounting with a 3.93 GPA
Why are you choosing this specific career?
For my question, I asked why. To be specific, what exactly are your reasons for choosing this career? And really think about it, outside of the pay roll. Does this bring you joy? Does it make you lock in when you're really focused? Or you feel drained and only think about the paycheck and bonuses?
What are the best steps I can take as a nursing student and mother to successfully become a registered nurse and build a stable career in healthcare #Spring26?
I’m currently in school for nursing and balancing being a mom while working toward my goals
anyone have any good resume tips to pass the ATS system when looking for jobs?
What are the most critical tips you have to craft your resume to make it ATS friendly and pass the ATS system? How did you learn these tips?
How do you stay consistent with your academics, especially when things start to feel overwhelming This is coming from a college freshman trying to learn how to get used to managing school/life/work balance.?
This is coming from a college freshman trying to learn how to get used to managing school/life/work balance.
If you could go back and do college again knowing what you know now about the path to biomedical engineering, anesthesiology, or the healthcare field in general what would you have done differently or prioritize differently to build a strong foundation to better prepare you for the field What is something you would go back and change to better set you up for success before even going into the healthcare field?
Hi! I am trying to become and anesthesiologist or biomedical engineer I have a strong interest in the healthcare field. I am nervous about starting my career because I know the Pre-med track is very demanding, but I would just like some tips on how to be well prepared for everything that comes...
How do you see AI impacting Nursing Careers in the future?
How do you see AI impacting Nursing careers in the future? I am looking to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and I am concerned that AI will become a problem for my industry.
What is the best advice you have to finding a job after college graduation??
One of the most stressful things after college is finding a job after graduation. What are your tips for making this process easier?
What can I do in order to get my name out there as an aspiring architect, and what else can I do in order to improve my architecture skills? One more question I swear; my professor mentioned architectural model making is a really prominent profession, so I was curious if anyone from that career could give me any advice, or pros and cons to the career as well. Thank you for taking your time to reading this and I hope you have a good day
I feel like as of right now, I'm not where I want to be. All my other peers seem so far ahead of me, and they inspire me to be better every single day, but what is something I can do that can hone my skills at least a little bit better.
What would be the best course of action for looking for Psychology Internships/Part-time Job?
I want to be a Child Psychologist or Marriage/Family Therapist and I want to find a way to implement myself into the field to build connections and gain experience.
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