Career questions tagged healthcare
What career in the medical field is best for me?
I am a senior in highschool and I love helping people in a hands on way that’s why I want to work in the medical field. My only concern is that i won’t be able to find a job I love because I only want to do 4 years of college. Thank you so much, Julia
What bachelors or associate degree do I need to become Bariatric healthcare provider/ surgeon? What are some beneficial knowledge that I should know going into this field?
Do you guys know any scholarship/Grants info for future Bariatric?Do you guys know a good free virtual high school for future doctors. What degrees do Bariatricians have?
What does a day in the life of a nurse look like?
Hours worked on average, daily tasks.
what are some helpful pre-courses for nursing?
high school classes, extra college classes
How long do you go to college to be a Midwife?
I'm wanting to get advice from an actual Midwife because they went through the experience in college to become one.
How to become a phlebotomist?
Tell us everything we need to do to become a phlebotomist. Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals
How much does a nurse make in a year?
What are the typical duties and responsibilities of a registered nurse?
What is it like to be a forensic nurse What were the college classes like? ?
I'm interested in becoming a forensic nurse so I can help people and for my own personal reasons, yet I see people who are in med schools and the workload seems to be too much. Though I will say I'm good with organization and managing stress, I worry it may be too much. If I do take this path, what would I be in for?
What are some good high school courses that I can take in order to help me become a Dermatologist?
I am interested in becoming a Dermatologist in the future. I am wondering if there are any specific classes that I can take in high school to help prepare myself for my future?
What classes should I take if I'm in the 8th grade if I want to be in the med-field?
I'm in the 8th grade, right now I'm taking health science but I want to know if that is a good start.
What are some good colleges that can help me become a Dermatologist ?
I know I will need to go to college to pursue this career. I was wondering if there were any colleges in particular that I should look at?
How much free time does a healthcare job leave? How much stress does it bring outside of work?
I want to be able to not be negatively affected by my work. In things like healthcare I think that's something to weigh. I would think you have to learn to separate work and home life.
What made you want to be a part of the medical community??
What sparked your interest in your specific field?
Focusing on the cost of college and medical school, would I have any opportunity to join the military as an officer to help pay for my schooling ?
Are Dermatologists used widely in this setting?
What do you think is the best way to become a nurse midwife ? Should I become a labor and delivery nurse and than go back to school and become a midwife ?
I’m a senior in high school, and need help with the best route to become a nurse midwife but i’m confused and overwhelmed about the process and what you think is the best practical way to get to my end goal.
What is daily life like for most Dermatologists in general?
On average, how many patients do you see everyday and how many hours do you work every week? Do you have more of a flexible schedule or not?
How has your career path evolved since becoming a Registered Nurse, and what advice do you have for someone starting in this field to navigate and excel in their nursing career?
I'm currently enrolled in trade school, pursuing a career in healthcare to become a Registered Nurse. I am particularly interested in gaining insights from experienced Registered Nurses to better understand the nuances of the profession.
Am I going to be required to publish research papers in Medical School?
I enjoy the aspect of teaching, but I don't care to do research and or publish papers. Are there opportunities to be a part of a Medical school Program without being a Faculty member required to publish research papers?
whats the best path to take when you want to become a nurse?
whats the best path to take when you want to become a nurse
How does a career in health care effect your mental health?
I want to be a peds nurse or anesthetists I know working in a career like that can be very tolling.
What it take to be a Midwife Nurse?
How long does the training to be a midwife nurse?
What are the credentials or certification I need in order to become a registered nurse?
I am in California, I wanted to be a medical administrative assistant, however, I want to strive higher and become a registered nurse. What are the steps I need to take to get there?
Are there any related careers to Nursing that you think I should consider looking into?
what are some other pathways I can take in the medical industry that you guys might see as a better fit for me?
Nurses: 2. What are some tips you would give to your past self that would have helped you grow faster to get to your position?
I want to be a critical care nurse Note: this question was asked anonymously by a student
What does a usual day as a Critical Care Nurse usually look like?
I will soon be studying to be a Medical Assitant and then moving up to be a Critical Care Nurse. Could I get some insight into what I can expect? Thank you.
What passion projects should I do as a junior who is interested in Nursing?
Hello, I am a current junior and I have been hearing alot of people saying that passion projects can help greatly in your college applications. So I was wondering what passion project ideas could I do surrounding anything medical related! I am interested in nursing, specifically pediatric nursing!
How can I apply for marster in nursing school in harvard ?
Im Souha I'm freshmen in nursing school in Tunisia and I want to persue my education in Harvard
Is it detrimental to my career if I get my nursing degree through a community college?
I am interested in getting a bachelors in Nursing (specialized with oncology) then head in to either be an oncologist or research Breast cancer cells with stem cell transplants.
Should aspire to be a PA or MD?
I am currently having trouble choosing what to do in life.
How much does medical assistant get paid?
I want to know the range or salary depending on location.
What does a typical day look like as a medical assistant in a hospital like Kaiser?
I would like to know a short summary of what duties or responsibilities a medical assistant does throughout the day?
What prerequisites do I need in order to be admitted to a diagnostic medical sonography program?
I'm planning on going to college for at least 2 years before applying to a program.
I would like to know how much an Obsterics and Gynecology Resident makes in their 1st year, in USA #Fall22
How much does an Obsterics and Gynecology Resident make in their 1st year, in USA #Fall22
Any advice for a student going into college for obstetric gynecology ?
What advice can you offer to a 17 year old high school student who will be going to school for obstetric gynecology next year?
How can I better my chances at getting a scholarship?
I’m from a small town and most of the kids around me do agricultural and the ones who don’t stay in Oregon but I don’t want to, I plan on attending a two year program in Oregon then a four year program out of state.
How stressful is it working in the medical field?
Is it very stressful with work hours and do you have time to do the things you like?
How can I start making connections with experienced individuals who are in the same career path that I am interested in?
I'm a senior in high school and I am interested in the medical field, specifically hoping to become a surgeon.
Which medical career requires the least amount of schooling?
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