Career questions tagged health
Health involves the well-being of ones physical, mental, and social self. Many careers can assist someone in those areas. Some popular careers include a medical doctor, psychologist, and personal trainer. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
What happens if you don't get into graduate school on the first try? How should you go from there?
Graduating College #health #graduate-school #college-admissions #volunteering #college-applications
Is it more beneficial to take more credits per semester in a shorter amount of time or less credits per semester in a longer amount of time?
As a student trying to save money on college fees while still maintaining a great GPA for my resume, I want to know whether or not I should be taking 14 or 18 credit hours per semester. I am in the Public Health Sciences Field. I want to make the most of my college experience. #college #health #graduate #time-management #public-health #credit
Health science
What kind of jobs can I get if I get a bachelor's degree in Health Science Administration? #science #health #administration
I'm completely convinced in becoming a nurse! I'm a senior this year (graduating high school) and I want to know what schools you went to for nursing, and where you are working now? Do you enjoy your job? What should expect in my future career/education?
Most importantly how do I end up working in kaiser permanente? Haha, I know this may seem random but I really do admire their hospitals and friendly staff! But seriously how do I end up working in a place like Kaiser? #medicine #nursing #nurse #healthcare #health #registered-nurses #nursing-education
What is the best educational and cost efficient route for nursing?
I've been told to start out with my associates and get my RN, and then later explore an RN to BSN program. But I've also been told going to school for the two years to get my RN instead of getting my BSN right away would be a foolish mistake, and I would never find a job. What route should I take to give myself the best opportunities and sae the most money? #nursing #college-major #healthcare #health #pediatric-nursing #nursing-education #financial-planning #registered-nursing
What books or information should I get into or read to help me prosper in the Medical field, college, and med. school?
My name is Barry, I wish to go into the medical field so that I can become an Anesthesiologist. Currently I am in the 11th grade and enrolled in the International Baccalaureate programme hoping to gain some insight on what the medical field is like and what knowledge I should gain to help get ahead of my class and era. #medicine #science #healthcare #health #mathematics #biomedical-engineering #anesthesiology #applied-mathematics
What major would be most beneficial if I am planning to go into medical school?
I am planning on entering a health profession right now, but I was wondering what the best courses would be to take in college with what related major. #medicine #biology #healthcare #health #chemistry
How much medical background information should I know if I'm looking into Pre-Physical Therapy?
Was heavily considering getting a degree in this but would like to know so I can be prepared #college #health #physical-therapy
What is the difference between a physicians assistant and a nurse practitioner?
From my research, I have not been able to find too much that sets these professions apart from one another. For one job, is there more schooling? Or a certain set of skills that one dominates in more so? #medicine #nursing #healthcare #health #physician #nurse-practitioner
How can I find a job that I know I will enjoy in the future?
I am a junior in High school, and have always been interested in mathematics and possibly going into health professions. How do i know i am making the right choice for my future? #science #health #math #professions
The high school I go to has a health sciences program that lets students take their CNA but after high school I would like to immediately find a job in the medical field while taking my pre-requisites for nursing college. What would be the best job option
I am asking this question because I would love to immediately start putting what I learn to good use in my selected career path. However, the catch is that I would still have to be able to go to college at the same time. #nursing #nurse #health #registered-nurses
Do sports advertisements target audiences that are not into sports/fitness?
I am wondering if sports advertisements consider audiences outside of their ideal agenda to increase sales and views, but how would they do this? #sports #health #marketing-and-advertising #fitness #publicity
What kind of opportunities are out there for individuals who want to combine biology with environmental science and the health sciences?
I'm looking into many different career paths and I'm trying to find the best one for me. These are the three subjects that I am interested in and I'm wondering if there is a way where I can combine all three subjects. #biology #health #environmental #environmental-services
What is it like to be a doctor? Are the many years of education and studying worth it?
I am currently a rising high school senior, and I am interested in pursuing a career in the medical field. I am rather iffy on whether or not I should pursue it, considering the high cost of medical school and many rate of schooling. However, medical health and helping people is truly my passion. Any insight? #doctor #medicine #health #pediatrics #medical-school #doctorate-degree
What sets us apart for success in college and our careers
We all know remember that infamous "What sets you apart from others?" question asked during interviews every time. What actually sets us apart that potential employers or admission officers want to hear? It is indeed an extremely important question when you come to think about it because they want to know that you are not just some other mediocre talker. I personally think they look for someone who makes impact and strives to make change, no matter how small, wherever they go. They want to know what they stand to gain by accepting you. What do you think? #college #engineering #career #finance #professional #marketing #health #tech
Do you have to be great at math to become a nurse?
Hey! I know I want to be a nurse one day. Everyone I talk to (medical students, nursing professors, nurses, etc) say that you need to be good at math. I don't fail math, but it is definitely not my strong suit. I can do it, but it might take me awhile. So, my question is, since I am not great at math, should I look into a different career that's not nursing? Or will I be able to be a nurse, even though I'm not great at math. Thanks for you help! #nursing #medicine #health #math #nursing-education
Is it possible to have major in Music and still be accepted into Medical? If so, would it be possible to double major and pass the MCAT?
I love playing my clarinet in Band; however, Band takes up much of my time after school and on the weekends. I fear that in college and universities, band will take up even more of my time. I want to be a doctor, but I don't know if i could still major in music while doing so. #doctor #medicine #music #health #majors
Should I pick a major (Biology) relating to medical school to prepare for Med School, or should I just enter Med School with any degree I want?
I've been to seminars where people have told me to be what I wanted to be, because schools actually like diversity instead of "typical science majors". The only question that they've never answered was if it had given them an easier time understanding difficult concepts in the medical field. I was wondering if science degrees will help me more than taking non-science degrees when going to Medical School, or if I should do something else that I like. #medicine #health #school #pre-med -school
What should I expect after graduation from nursing school?
I am going into to my sophomore year of college and I am already in a four-year nursing program. I am think towards the future and am curious to what I should expect after I graduate. I know it is three years down the road, but I just want to be prepared #nursing #health #care-giver #healthcare #medicine #hospital-and-health-care
How rigorous is the post medical school path for someone looking into internal medicine?
I am a High School senior that is very committed to going into the medical field and is curious about different specialties pros and cons #healthcare #health #hospital-and-health-care #family-medicine #internal-medicine #physical-medicine
For a neonatologist, are there constant needs for research and education in the NICU?
I'm an incoming sophomore at the University of the Incarnate Word. I've developed the love for working in the NICU in high school when I was a volunteer at the local hospital and now I essentially want to make a career out of it. I was able to shadow some doctors during my time there and only few enlightened me on the research projects they were working on. Instead, they all mentioned seminars and conferences they attend throughout that year. So, is research a high demand when a neonatologist? #doctor #health #research #hospital-and-health-care #neonatal
What aspect of college is the most challenging?
As a student in 11th grade, I am currently thinking about my future and what path to take (Colleges). I have a very high GPA, and impressive leadership resume. I take education very seriously and often stress about college and what it will be like. Financially, socially, academically etc… what is one of the greatest challenges an individual may face in that special transition period in life/towards finding a career (College). What advice do you wish you would have been given at a younger age? #business #doctor #psychology #nursing #finance #health #social #biomedical
How many years of schooling does it take to become an anesthesiologist?
I'm just curious! #career #medicine #healthcare #health #anesthesiology
If I get my Associates degree in health sciences, what will be the benefit of getting my Bachelors degree? Will it be just a raise, or will there be more?
I am going for my Associates degree and was wondering what the advantages of getting my bachelors degree would be other than it looks good behind my name. #healthcare #health #degree #bachelor #associates-degree #health-science