Springfield, Illinois

I want to know the process it takes to become a nurse midwife.

I was wondering what would some advice that experienced RN/CNA/LPN have for new nurses entering the workforce in post covid life.

I'm wondering if its more or less then 40 hours a week, like in any other job?

What is the hardest part of the job? I’m truly interested in a career in medicine and I’m curious about the hardest part of it.

In a vet setting.

Currently getting my Highschool diploma/GED and I'm curious as to what steps I should take next? What Should I major in? What Classes should I take? Any tips on studying? Could you explain to me step by step the process in becoming a Psychiatrist?

How does college go ? I'm currently in an alternative school and I'm in he Niten grade and I want to know about college and I want some advice about college and the dos and don't ,.

I am going back an forth between a few career paths at the moment. I'm mainly looking into the medical field.

What are good job opportunities throughout the cybersecurity field? ?

I'm in an AVID class (high school freshman) and we do a lot of activities to do with college and career planning, but I don't know what I want to do.

I there a minim or max hours/days a LPN can work in a week? I was wanting to work as a LPN while getting my bachelor's in nursing to get my RN. But I'm worried that I won't get enough hours/day.

I'm wondering if getting a bachelor's in nursing worth it or if associates is more beneficial in the long one?

udemy or youtube is the best to learn from free course?

I am on my way to getting a CNA and been wanting to be a RN with a bachelor's, and I'm wondering if I will have weekends off or if/when I have weekends if it would be like weekdays?

How can i get a job at 14? Its very hard to get a job at 14 now and days. Is there anything i can do to get a job at my age?