Career questions tagged healthcareprofessionals
What does a typical day look like for a neurology nurse?
I'm interested in being a neurology nurse, but I don't know too much about the work-life as much. What does a typical day look like from start to finish? I wanna know how I can balance my life with this job in the future.
How many hours a week does a Neonatal nurse usually work?
I would like to be a nurse. I am a senior in high school and am curious about the hours I would be working in the future. I've heard that sometimes you work 3 on 4 off. Is it hard to have a family too?
How has working as a nurse changed the way you view people and the value of human life in general?
Hi! I'm a college freshman, and becoming a nurse has been my dream since I was a kid. I'm really curious about nurses' real experiences in the field.
After finishing the nursing program, would I be better off to start my employment at a doctors office or a hospital setting? #Fall25
After finishing the nursing program, would I be better off to start my employment at a doctors office or a hospital setting? #Fall25
What is the hardest challenge mentally a therapist has to face in Pediatric Occupational Therapy?
I am a senior in High School who wants to pursue Pediatric OT. I see a lot of pros about the career but being aware of the cons is also crucial.
What career paths can you pursue after getting your bachelor's degree majoring in biology (as someone who wants to go into the medical field)?
Majoring in biology pros and cons, health care, college, major, career path, passion.
What do I need to know if I want to be a Physician Assistant?
I feel as though I need to plan for graduate school before I even enter undergraduate school. There seems like there are many prerequisite that I need to meet so I can meet the requirements needed to apply for a Physician Assistant. What do I need to know?
What are better ways to balance prevention and intervention in the dietetics profession?
As someone preparing for my dietetic internship, I’m passionate about preventative care and helping people build healthier habits before disease develops. However, I’ve noticed that much of dietetic work happens in inpatient settings, often after prevention isn’t an option. How do you balance the desire to focus on prevention with the reality of working in treatment-focused roles? #Fall25