Career questions tagged doctor
Hey cardiologists I need your help for my career research project. I would love it if you guys could respond to my questions. Thank you
1. what are you expected to do daily for your job as a cardiologist 2. how much is the pay hourly? what's the salary 3. what's some advice you could give me as someone who wishes to become a cardiologist 4. what's the environment like is it fast paced, independent, or remote? 5 .how long did it take you to get to where you are at? 6. what are some pros and cons? 7. does the pay give you the lifestyle you want? #cardiology
Working in neurology do you work in teams or independtly?
When you work in neurology do you work independtly more or in teams? Based on what you work with, do you like it or do you perfer working in a different way?
What is the hardest part of getting into med school?
Like what grades and requirments do you need.
Why did you choose to be a Surgical Nurse?
I'm a 10th grade student and i'm interested in working in the surgical field, and I wanted to know why should I become a Surgical Nurse
What type of skills are needed for a good Surgical Nurse?
My name is Brendon and I am a 10th grade student in P-TECH. I am interested in working in the surgical field and want to know the skills that are needed for this position.
Where is it possible to shadow an anesthesiologist in Columbus, Ohio, as a 15-year-old?
Where is it possible to shadow an anesthesiologist in Columbus, Ohio, as a 15-year-old? I have been looking at places; however, it does not seem like there are any opportunities near me in Columbus. If someone is willing to help me, it would be greatly appreciated!
What does your average day look like as a Surgical Nurse?
I am a 10th grade student and I am interested in working in the Surgical field. So I wanted to see what its like to be a Surgical Nurse.
How can I graduate without student debt besides scholarships/grants?
I want to become a doctor/surgeon which means it's a lot of money to become one. What are some options to graduating without debt besides scholarships? Thank you!
Is it possible to study neurosurgery with a degree in physiology ?
I am a college student currently studying physiology and aspiring to become a neurosurgeon and a cardiologist but I'm not sure if my current course will be of any use to what I am aspiring to be
What will my college life look like, roughly, in order to become a psychiatric doctor?
I'm in the 11th grade aspiring to become and doctor in the medical field. I am currently leaning towards psychiatry, but would like to know my options before committing. Thank you so much for your help!
What kind of Doctors are there and what are the requirments ?
I am in 8th grade and want to pursue a career of becoming a doctor but I am not sure which one.
What are the negative effects of being a psychiatrist?
Are there any things that some people may regret after becoming a psychiatrist?
What made you want to be a part of the medical community??
What sparked your interest in your specific field?
Is it possible to find internships related to psychology?
As a high school student, I've come to the year where most have already started internships, and I wanted to do the same. However I was told that there is little I can find related to psychology.
How do I become a good pediatrician?
I don't know how I would calm a kid down if he doesn't like doctors
How is it being a pediatrician? Is it a good career?
I've been wanting to be a pediatrician for the longest because I love kids, I'm good with kids and I also have a love for the medical field as well. I think it would be the best career for me because I get to work with kids and treat them as if they were my own while I try to cure them.
What do I have to go thru to be a doctor?
I don’t know how to do it and would like people to help me
How are still a doctor ?
How to take care of a person when they are sick? Why are a doctor ? What days do you Work a week?
Would It be better to become a regular doctor or a pediatrician?
I am in the 8th grade and I am just beginning to explore my future career. I am interested in sports and helping others along with kids.
What are some things I need to be doing as a sophomore in high school if I want to pursue a career in the medical field?
I am currently 15 years old and a sophomore in high school. I take all the highest-level classes I can, including one AP and three honors, and I finished last year ranked #5 in my class with a 102% average. I'm a part of many clubs at school, including the Red Cross Club, the Community Service Club, the SADD/SAVE Promise Club, the Newspaper Club, the Drama Club, and our school's P.R.I.D.E Team. I also do community theatre outside of school. I'm looking to start volunteering at a local hospital soon, but besides that, what else should I be doing?
