Career questions tagged healthcare
Is it worth being a doctor, or is it good to be a doctor?
I want to be a doctor, But It sounds like a long time journey. so many people are telling me don't become a doctor because it takes so much time. but being a doctor is my dream. #CV23
Are there internships available for aspiring EMTs/paramedics?
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What is the average pay for a nurse practitioner in San Jose?
I'm looking into the salary and need a little help.
How can one get from a registered nurse to a nurse practitioner?
I'm looking into whether It is worth it or not.
What are the best steps to becoming a nurse practitioner?
I've been thinking about furthering my medical field career.
are there any medical assistants willing to do informational interviews??
i am a student at job corps and i start taking my medical trade next week.
What type of degrees do you need to become something in the medical field?
I'm exploring my options
Is community college bad to have for nursing degree?
I would like to know if CC is bad to go to for nursing or if a 4 year is where I should be.
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.
Is learning how to be a nurse less stressful than any other job in the medical field?
I know there are different types of nurses but is it less stressful to learn how?
What is the career path for certified caregiver male at 41 years of aged?
What is the career path for certified caregiver male at 41 years of aged?
Nursing Careers.
how long does it take to become a nurse in Phoenix AZ? How is nursing a good career for me? What are the advantages for nursing?
nursing questions?
how long does it take to become a nurse? what is the best school to become a nurse? when can i start to study for nursing? why is a nurse a good job? how much money do nurses make on hourly in pheonix?
what are the people in the hospital who do the ultrasounds called?
Just want to know.
Is it possible to peruse two majors?
I’ve always wanted to go to school for medical assisting but also have always wanted to go for cosmetology. I’ve always found interest in medical especially like front and back office, as well as in hair, nails and makeup.
Is it better to get an associates degrees or just get a certificate for medical assisting?
De anza offers classes so you can get your associates for medical assistant or they also have the option to just get your certificate. I’m not sure which path to take yet and wonder the difference.
What classes should I take when I do Dual Enrollment?
For my next school year, I plan on pursuing Dual enrollment and was wondering what classes I should take. The courses that I thought would be good for my future career (Cardiologist) Health Care providers/assistance, Health information management, Health Leisure physical education, Health services administration, Health sciences, anatomy and physiology, human nutrition, Nursing-Generic-undergraduates, and surgical technology studies. I was wondering what would be the absolute best classes for me to take. And as far as math and chemistry go would I need to take those classes again? Please help.
What courses and activities can students engage in when attending High School that will help prepare them for the medical / health care field?
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I want to be a nurse but, I don't know where to start when it comes to high school.
What classes should I take to prepare myself for college if I pursue nursing?
Which "people skills" are helpful if you want to work in healthcare??
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How are nursing schedules in terms of flexibility?
i am a student in san jose job corps
Should I go into the medical field or become a writer?
I've always loved writing, but I've also always loved helping people. One of my goals in life is to have a lot of free time and freedom with my money, but I know I would only get one of those by becoming a doctor. I wouldn't have a lot of free time as a medical student and I'd work long hours as a medical professional, and I'm not even that good at Biology. But on the other hand, I've always been good at writing, and I've already published a book at a young age. Which is the best option for me?