Career questions tagged disability


What career would be best for someone who is great at bio and chem, but has limited mobility?
What career would be best for someone who is great at bio and chem, but has limited mobility? I am very interested in most sciences and especially good with biology and chemistry. Health science has always interested me and I have an unfortunate amount of experience in hospitals. I have a chronic pain disorder which makes standing for a long time painful. I can manage for a while, but I don’t want a career that would require it for the rest of my life. My plan was originally nursing, but that is no longer a possibility.

Jobs with Animals
I have a visual disability but I still want to do a job to help animal. Everyone is saying being a Veterinarian technician or assistant would be a good job for me . I agree but I think I wanna do something more with exotic animals like reptiles or different animals. suggestions?

Long distance vs close by?
What is the difference between colleges that are farther away from home and colleges only a drive away? What skills will you develop?

Types of laywers?
What would be the best type of lawyer to become if you enjoy working with children’s nd autistic individuals along with people with other mental disabilities

How can controlling my anger benefit me?
i have serious anger issues and i want to calm it down and control it but its so hard to. #anger #Mental-health #Disability #Personal-development

If I were to get an associates in nursing would their be any good paying jobs for me?
#mentalhealthfacilities #disability #nursing

Can you become a medical doctor and specialize in working with children and adults with special needs?
I have a brother with ASD, so I know how visits to the doctor can be vastly different if he is seeing a doctor that has experience being around someone with special needs versus seeing a doctor that does not have that background. As a result, I was wondering if there is such a thing as specializing in special needs as an MD? I don’t know very much about the different specialities for MDs, but if there is a specialty in working with people with special needs, I would be interested in learning more about this profession. If anyone has any personal experience/resources to direct me to, that’d be amazing! :) #medicine #doctor #disability #specialneeds

What careers are available to work with disabled children?
#children #disability

What kind of jobs in disability justice are available in Kentucky?
I'm interested in anything from education to legal work to community building. I'm an advocate with experience in the autistic community who's worked with multiple #disability organizations all over the country. #justice #advocacy #nonprofit #Kentucky #disabilities #law #social-work

What are good scholarships for Narcolepsy?
#narcolepsy #Scholarships #sleepdisorders #disability #narcolepsy #financial-aid

i want to be developmental disability nurse. Can someone please give me advice about how this works and how many years of college you have to take?
im in 9th grade so i have 4 more years until im in college. i love helping kids with disabilitys and it makes me happy and makes them happy. #disability #nurse #nursing #hospital-and-healthcare #developmental-disabilities

How do I know the steps to become a Special Needs teacher?
I want to become a Special Needs teacher when I get older. I want to know the steps of becoming a Special Needs teacher. Can you help me? //#special-education #education #special-needs #disability #educator #teacher

What kind of services do colleges provide for people with learning disabilities?
I am a student who has ADD, Dyslexia and Social Anxiety. I also have 504 accommodations. #learning-disabilities #college #dyslexia #anxiety #add #disability #services

How will a neurological sleep disorder affect my college experience?
I was diagnosed with narcolepsy during the summer of 2017. Prior to my diagnosis, I was constantly falling asleep during class and while doing homework and was unable to focus. Although I am on medication, I am not sure how the stress and fast pace college life will be affected by it. #narcolepsy #college #special-needs #disability #academic-advising

My dad's a single, disabled veteran and we live on 836 a month. what would be the best way to apply for scholarships and grants?
I'm trying to get the money together so i can start college in FL, it's 54,000 for the whole course and im just trying to figure out the best way to approach this situation. I'm the oldest of my siblings and relatively new to this. I want to set the example and be able to help my younger siblings if they choose to go to college as well. #scholarships #grants #florida #veterans #disability #single-parent

What are some ways that I can get more money for college?
I'm enrolled in a liberal arts college for the fall and it is pretty pricey! I have a little bit over half of my tuition paid for by the scholarships that my school has given me.. I have only heard back from one of the scholarships in my area that I have applied for. I have cerebral palsy so it is hard for me to maintain a part time job because most of them are physical and on your feet all the time. I hope to apply for disability soon but that still leaves a lot of tuition to pay for. #college #money #scholarships #disabilities #disability