Career questions tagged medical
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.
How many years in total does it take to become a doctor? I want to be a family medicine.
I want to be a family medicine doctor, how many years in total does it take to become a doctor? I want to go to VCU university.
How can I become the best doctor I can?
I have always liked medicine and science. I plan on going to medical school and then attend in nurses apprentice to get experience in the medical field.
Is sonography hard? Could a man have a career in this field despite it being a more woman sided job. Do you enjoy your job?
I want to go to a technical school in Greenville for about 2-3 years.
What is an average day like for Med Techs?
I'm looking into different career paths and I wanted to know what the average day looks like for a medical technician/technologist. What kind of specimen/reagents do you work with? How can I get started down this path?
I need help to know what i like
I want to be a dermatologist but i am not sure if I am up to it. I like helping people but it's so boring to sit in a doctors office. What should I do.
Advice about the medical field?
What is some great advice, about going into the medical field, and what helped you accomplish your goal?
What goes on daily as a medical assitant?
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 look for when hiring for medical assitants?
What do employers desire out of potential employees for medical assistance? What draws you in?
How do I become a psychologist?
How do I pursue a path in psychology? What is the hardest part about being a psychologist? How long will it take for me to be a certified psychologist?
What does a typical day look like for a Clinical Medical Assistant?
I am Currently in school to become a Certified Clinical Medical Assistant.
What are three important things I should know before entering a career in Medical Administration?
I am a 20-year-old looking to work in Medical Administration, are there any important things or facts I should know beforehand?
What steps should I take to prepare for a career in Medical Administration?
Are there any tips for preparation before beginning a career in Medical Administration?
What does a typical day look like working in Medical Administration?
What are some daily steps and procedures you go through while working in Medical Administration?
What courses should I take in High School in order to get into Medical School? What Advice would you give to an 10th grader that wants to get into the medical field? Could I get a Volunteer Job at a Pharmacy, Medical Office, or a Hospital at 14-15?
I am M/15 I recently got into high school and gets good grades as I achieved high honors. I have been consistent at math, getting 100 in geometry, 93 and above in science and over 93s in all classes including the 5 100s I have. My GPA is a 96-98 average, and I would say I am one of the smartest in the class if not the smartest in Geometry. I study Chemistry in my free time, and I am taking Living Enviromint, but my teacher teaches Biology. Some of the smartest kids in Senior classes come back to my science teacher and thank him. I take chemistry next year and my schedule is full, I don't have any lunch breaks nor any free periods. I have 2 options currently, I used to want to be an engineer and I am actually really good, I fix electronics for a living and help my school with problems. I got offered to be an Intern too at my high school, but since technology changes quick and new certificates come out fast, I don't think it would be good. The medical field is still and barely changes. I Really want to volunteer but have no clue how at 15. Also, What is some procedures/ Classes I should take in Highschool to make it into medical or pharmacy school faster? Thank you!
How should I prepare myself in high school to enter in nuclear medicine programs?
I am a junior in high school wanting to get into nuclear medicine. I have only taken anatomy and physiology, no other medical classes.
What do you accomplish each day?
I have a strong interest in becoming a veterinarian, but I have no idea what a regular day might include.
What are your personal pros and cons of being an Orthopedic Surgeon?
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 busy or stressful is your job as an Orthopedic Surgeon?
What are the retirement benefits? What are key things to put on your resume? What questions should you be prepared for before an interview?
What to choose in the medical field ?
How do you know which specialized sector you should choose in the plethora of medical careers?
Is it possible after high school to pursue 2 major, one in biomedical engineering and another in medcine with a minor in cyber security?#Fall22
The fact is that i want to be a biomedical engineer because i just admire the fact that with the help of our knowledge we can create tools to facilitate medical intervention and be a medical doctor because the feeling that you can save some ones live is just amazing.
What are the small steps along with the big steps someone who desires to become a medical doctor take?
I’m a 12th grade student who maintains a high GPA and works at a local hospital wanting to becoming a medical doctor.
How would you describe your journey of becoming a registered nurse or medical assistant?
describe the journey it took to get where you are, struggles, accomplishments, achievements, the school you attended, courses you took, and personal stories.
how do i know whats right for me, as a medical assistant?
I have a question for my medical assistants. How do I know what place is best suited for me? meaning hospitals, doctors' clinics, physician offices, etc