Career questions tagged hospital
What is the most challenging part about nursing job interview, and how can we make our applications stand out amongst others? What are some easy ways we can gain experience in a hospital before getting our BSN?
I am a college freshman who is applying for nursing school at Sam Houston State University this summer. I hope to become a Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner - Acute Care working in the PICU one day. Additionally, I am a Type 1 Diabetic.
What are the good and bad parts of being a nurse?
I’m 7th grader at Crane middle school in Yuma Arizona and I’m planning on becoming a nurse. I’m wondering what are the highs and lows of being a nurse so I can see if I really want to be a nurse.
How do I know if I have the stomach to be an RN/work in critical care?
I consider myself a person with strong tolerance to the sort of unsightly things you find in hospitals, but I know the ICU can be a place that tests anyone. What if I fully dedicate myself to becoming a nurse, only to realize I can't handle the gore?
What are some tips for a new grad CST Specifically, for getting lots of experience! Thank you.?
I am currently in a surgical tech program and have heard many opinions on what is the best route to take after graduation. However, I am very interested in gaining as much experience as possible and basically being a sponge. Would a hospital setting be the best for that goal? TYIA
Hey there, I'm a high school senior who is interested in becoming an LPN within the next 5-years and an RN within the next 10-years. I want to know what the most affordable pathway is? and What opportunities should I be looking out for?
I go to Coconut Creek High School. I want as much nursing/physician's assistant career advice as possible. After I become an RN within the next 10-years I would like to proceed further and become either a traveling nurse and psychiatric nurse. Thank you so much!
What is the most fulfilling aspect of working as a pharmacist?
I am considering pursuing a career in hospital pharmacy and want to know what makes the job worth it. What is the most gratifying or rewarding characteristic of this career?
How do I get in touch with orthopedic physicians and physician's assistants for internships and shadowing opportunities?
I am a high school senior in South Jersey, who is moving to Miami for college. I am looking for any shadowing opportunities or internships available in New Jersey for this summer, or in Miami after the summer.
Which is better, Paramedic or EMT?
Just a general question. I'm planning on becoming one of these, but I don't know which yet. Any suggestions?
Are there any certifications, programs, or experiences you recommend for an aspiring nurse/doctor?
I want to go to college to get my BSN, then apply for med-school. I just want to know some good qualifications that would help with my future endeavors.
Does the value of saving lives outweigh the emotional burden of losing patients on a daily basis?
I am a high school senior currently enrolled to be a freshman at Boston College this fall. I interned at a hospital this summer, and saw the tragedies of the healthcare field. I am still interested in becoming a surgeon, but realize the emotional and physical toll it can have and wanted advice from someone in the field.
How does one get used to the hospital ER environment?
I am a Pre-Radiography student, intending to apply for my college's Radiography program later this year. I do plan on doing a hospital tour before applying, but those I've talked to have said that you "just get used" the the various things that happen in an ER environment. I know that not everyone is capable of handling the fast pace and intensity of an ER environment, so I would like to know how someone can know that they can before investing fully in a program that includes being in a hospital and ER environment as part of clinicals. Thank you!
Does your workplace offer enough support for mental health and well-being, cardiologists?
Please tell me how and share a personal story if possible.
What would help you have a better balance between work and personal life as a cardiologist ?
e.g more staff, less paperwork etc. please explain in detail. thank you :)
What stops you from using new medical technology more as a cardiologist ?
you can talk about cost, Training time, and others please specify and write your answer in detail, i need it ASAP for my project - thank you so much for you time <3
What has been the biggest challenge in growing your career in cardiology ?
Open-ended response please explain your journey in detail. i want to use the answers as a survey for my project. thank you :)
Do you feel you were properly trained for all parts of your job as a cardiologist ?
please explain how did you realise that and if not then how did you overcome the gaps?
Have you ever struggled to give the best care due to a lack of resources as a cardiologist If yes, what happened??
Please tell me in detail, and what you did to overcome it?
What motivated you to pursue a career in cardiology?
I am looking for a current cardiologist background, their motivation and passion for this career. I need a simple answer. Thank you :)
What made you guys choose the career you chose? What motivated you to continue to strive towards that goal and why do you still do it to this day?
I'm currently 17 and I will be heading into the neuromuscular system field(Neuroscience) to pursue my life long dream job of being a neurosurgeon so I can save lives.
when working in the health sicence field what are the most positive aspects?
I know there is a lot of them I just want to know a little bit more
What does the work environment look like when working as a social worker in a hospital or school.?
I want to work with children so I am deciding if I want to be a social worker for a hospital or school. But I also wonder how a day to day would look like. I have talked with the few social workers I know but most of them work for the state rather then the field I want to go to though it might be the same I still want to know in what ways its different and what could be similar with work load, hours and more.
how to be successful in the medical field?
how to be successful in the medical field?
Would it be possible for me to keep a full time job while studying for my radiology program?
I never thought myself to smart enough for a health care, my program only accepts 20 people every year but this is something I've always wanted to do.
What can I do to pursue a career in the field of medicine?
What can I do to pursue a career in the field of medicine? I've been thinking deeply about what I'd like to do after highschool. Maybe becoming a general surgeon, but I'm completely lost on where to start, people have been telling me all different things. Can someone give me some advice? What universities / colleges should I go to?
How do I know what I want to be because I am currently so confused.?
I want to be something in the medical field, but I don't know what exactly it is. I want to be want to be a surgeon, but then I am not sure about the years it takes, and if it is worth it, but I also wanted to be a dermatologist but looking at those years I feel like I can just become a surgeon because they require the same amount of years and I also don't know if that's worth it. Lastly, I was thinking of becoming a nurse, but I'm not sure because I'm split between all of it and I'm so confused.
For those who have done apprenticeships for nursing certifications, was it worth it and what was the experience like?
I've seen a few hospitals and clinics offering apprenticeships for nursing certifications, and I was curious as to what that may look like and if you feel as if it was worth it. What are the positives and negatives of an apprenticeship? What did your day to day life look like as an apprentice? Any additional insights would be appreciated, thank you.
Which career is better Occupational therapist or Medical Laboratory Technologist in Canada ?
I am studying Human Health Science (3rd year) which we learn more of anatomy and physiology also chemistry and biology. I am an introverted person however, I am a good team member and I like to interact with people but not for too long. And I want to have a chance to work part time or a flexible schedule. Also, I want to earn at least 70k annualy before tax because I will spend 2-3 more years studying to have a real job. Please let me know the pros and cons of these careers for Canada. Thank you 🙏
Advice for which medical job to get?
There's a variety of jobs in the medical field. However, I can't find the best fit for me. I would like something with good pay and good experience in working that field. Specifically, i would want recommendation's.