Career questions tagged empathy
What helps you to treat each patient as if they were your first ever patient vs the 50th person you have seen that day ?
People in medicine: I want to keep my humanity as I go along this lifelong career and fight the urge to be complacent due to burnout. #Spring26
As a nursing student, what can I start doing now to not only succeed in school but also become someone patients can trust and feel comfortable with in real healthcare settings? #Spring26
im a sophomore at tcu, following the nursing route and wanted to know what i can do to stay on the right track #Spring26
How does one know if they have the tenacity and grit to become a marriage and family therapist?
I am going to study psychology next year in college and would like some advice on this career path. #Spring26
What skills are most important for students who want to work in healthcare?
I’m a student who is interested in working in the healthcare field in the future. I want to learn which skills are most important to start developing now, both in school and outside of school. I’m especially interested in skills like communication, teamwork, responsibility, and empathy, and how these skills are used in healthcare careers.
Why is empathy important at work as AI does more tasks, and how do you encourage it in your team?
Why is empathy important at work as AI does more tasks, and how do you encourage it in your team?
How has empathy helped you become more effective or successful in your role?
How has empathy helped you become more effective or successful in your role?
How do you show empathy when working with clients, customers, or coworkers ?
How do you show empathy when working with clients, customers, or coworkers?
How difficult is it to keep yourself from becoming emotionally drained as a psychologist?
I have always been an empath, and I love nothing more than to talk people through their problems and help in any way I can. Sometimes, though, I find myself almost "absorbing" the negative emotions and energies in the people I'm talking with. I want to become a professional psychologist, most likely a therapist with research side-work, and I'm wondering how others in this profession avoid becoming "drained" when they see emotionally troubled people all day long? This is what I want to do more than anything, but I want to ensure my own mental health as well. How do I achieve this work-life balance? #psychology #therapy #counseling #neuroscience #work-life-balance #mental-health #mental-health-counseling #empathy