Career questions tagged hospital-and-healthcare
what difficulties did you have trying to join the medical trade?
I'm in the San Jose Job Corps program and I'd like to be a medical assistant but my long-term goal is to be a radiologic tech. the preferred order I'd like to do is medical assistant, LVN/LPN, phlebotomy, then radiologic tech.
How do you manage the negative effects of nursing?
How do you cope and manage the trauma encountered? From pediatric cancer patients to trauma and respite care. What have you found to be the most helpful tools to manage your personal feelings, especially empathy when treating patients in these settings?
What are some unexpected challenges that RN's might expect?
(I'm a student for Job Corps)
what is the hardest part of your day being in the medical field?
my name is Sian, and I am a student at job corps currently studying to become a CMA and i would like some insight on what the daily struggles you face are, whether it be patient's, families or just the workload.
Those who work in healthcare: what does your typical day look like?
Tell me about your schedule day to day. Examples: - Where do you work? - How do you take care of patients? - What are some tasks that you do outside of taking care of patients? I am considering becoming a doctor, but I don't know if I would enjoy it. If you could include your speciality, that would be great. Thank you!
how are u doing n which is the best trade in ur opinion?
I'm from Job Corps asking what's the best trade in ur opinion and what trade did you pick? and how long were you here for? And who was ur fav teacher in this school?
What are some tips you have for studying healthcare informatics that helped you in your post college role?
Hi, I am about to start my masters program in healthcare informatics this Fall. I plan on focusing on everything of course but are there any special things to keep on my radar in order to be successful in my future job? Thank you
What does a day look like as a psychiatric nurse?
I'm a student at Job Corps and would love to better know about this field. If you have any other info on this field please let me know.
How to bolster a med school resume for the future?
What steps y'all took in order to build a med school resume. I am a second year student at the University of Utah. I have completed many of the requirements for my pre-med and I am a psych major. #Spring23
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.
Why is medical cause takes long to graduate?
What factors can be considered before joining college
Can I get a Bachelors degree in Nutrition with only completing some pre requisite courses?
what courses do i need to prepare for a Nutritionist or do i need to take an Associates degree first
what is your day-to-day life like and how many hours do you work each day?
i am a highschool student looking for what the life of a neonatal nurse is
What is your day-to-day routine like?
I am a sophomore in highschool, and I am interested in going to school for pediatrics.
What are some extracurriculars I could do that is stem/medicine based?
I’ve had a lot of ideas on what Extracurriculars I want to do but they just seem too much for me to accomplish as a 16 year old. Some ideas I had was formulating an eco friendly sunscreen using chemistry principals but I would assume you need to have a degree in chemistry. Another idea was creating a skin cancer detecting app, or starting a program by going around to different schools, and/or community centers providing information on skin cancer and hosting events with the help of volunteers from my school. Honestly this all just seems really complicated for me to do especially without a mentor. I plan to start volunteering at a kidney center next month and get a part time job on the weekends. At the moment I am applying to stem/medicine based internships. I need some advice. I am 16 and in 10th grade. I plan to major in chemistry and I aspire to be a dermatologist.
What inspired you to become a Registered Nurse, and what aspects of the profession do you find most rewarding?
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.