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How can I decide whether becoming a registered nurse, CRNA, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant would be the best career path for me? What are the biggest differences I should consider??
I'm a junior in high school and I've narrowed down my career/major options, but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.
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Great inquiry
First you need to excell in science subjects in you senior grades to enable you secure a medical college to persue the medical cours6ypu want.thats mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics.
Then decide which course exactly you wanna persue be it nursing,physician assistant.
Assuming you got the prerequisites requirements you can do the application and then get the admission letter to persu the course.
Again you need a guide to know what to expect in the career path including training which included interaction with patients and cadervour too and get emotional preparation incase you can handle such emotional pressure.
You need to also know the training duration, internship and placement, licence registration requirements and job search.
I hope the advice may help on your inquiry.wish you all the best in the medical career path.thanks
First you need to excell in science subjects in you senior grades to enable you secure a medical college to persue the medical cours6ypu want.thats mathematics, biology, chemistry and physics.
Then decide which course exactly you wanna persue be it nursing,physician assistant.
Assuming you got the prerequisites requirements you can do the application and then get the admission letter to persu the course.
Again you need a guide to know what to expect in the career path including training which included interaction with patients and cadervour too and get emotional preparation incase you can handle such emotional pressure.
You need to also know the training duration, internship and placement, licence registration requirements and job search.
I hope the advice may help on your inquiry.wish you all the best in the medical career path.thanks