Career Questions tagged Medical Education

I live in California

I know there are different types of nurses but is it less stressful to learn how?

What different routes can you take to become a plastic surgeon?

Are there possibilities of getting into medical school from a lower-class home and decent grades but not perfect?

What is an example of a surgery that a maxillofacial / oral surgeon would do?

I understand being in the medical field that you certainly won't have to wait long until you are on your feet, but how busy is it in your typical workday?

What do employers desire out of potential employees for medical assistance? What draws you in?

I am a 20-year-old looking to work in Medical Administration, are there any important things or facts I should know beforehand?

Did you take advanced placement classes in the field of your choice? What classes would you recommend to take? What recommendations do you have for financial assistance associated with the required higher education, training and experience?

Do you get paid more if you learn a language? Why do you like what you do? Did you know what you wanted to be from the start or did it alter throughout the years?

How do you know which specialized sector you should choose in the plethora of medical careers?

What are some good colleges to get into to become a Forensic Pathologist?

What are some tips to add to my resume for a forensic medicine job.

What classes in Highschool should I take to become a Forensic Pathologist?

describe the journey it took to get where you are, struggles, accomplishments, achievements, the school you attended, courses you took, and personal stories.

I am a 5th year Medical student and I am currently looking into choosing Surgery as a profession.
What is the most rewarding aspect of being a Surgeon, are the long hours worth it?

My plan for my career is to take 4 years of biology then transfer over to a medical school, but I am unsure what steps I could take to make this happen.

What is the hardest part about going to medical school?

What would you have to go through to get to be called a doctor

An orthopedic surgeon is one of my interests in my future career and I want to know the education needed.

i would like to know hours or schedule in certain occupations.

Medical major question

Even if you’re not studying to be a surgeon but doctor or nurse, do you have to see bodies (dead ones) operated on for studying about the anatomy of a person etc.?

As a medical student are there any remote opportunities, professional development, or career advice to help students differentiate from others in securing a job?

I am using mypace to decide what I wish to do, but it does not say the required education level, I am wondering if I'd need through college or medical school to become an x-ray technician, or if a highschool education will be enough.

am looking into getting in medical career any advice on what to take and what college more specifically my goal is to get in dental field

What would be the best college to attend to, to become a General Surgeon ? ?

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