JOHN German

Whenever I try to look up specific information about what I`m trying to write, I often get stuck or can't find legitimately relevant information. Do writers have specific resources they use or do they just make stuff up?

I know it take 11 years to be a pediatrician, four years of undergraduate school and four years of medical school, I just wanna know if I can start working in a hospital during that time.

I'm an incoming college freshman, and I'm debating whether I should major in public health or biochemistry as a pre-med student. What are the advantages and disadvantages of both majors in preparation for medical school and other healthcare careers or graduate school paths?

I've been thinking about different jobs I might want to pursue and was wondering the number of hours required and how flexible they are.

I have adhd and severe social anxiety but would still like a high paying job ippurinty that wont wreck my mental health.

I am highly interested in the field of forensic nursing but don't feel like there is much information on ir. What do the jobs of Sexual Assault Examiners, and Forensic Nurse Death Investigators entail? Can you be a Forensic Nurse practitioner? And what does it really take to enter this field?

I've always wanted to be a fiction writer but when looking at professional jobs/career paths, writing is never there. I would love to make short stories more than anything but it doesn't seem like it's a job I could make a comfortable living off of.

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