Bailey BSN, RN, CCRN-CMC

thinking of doing well in school.

is it worth it to become a medical assistant.
what are diffuclty on becoming a medical assistant?

I'm a certified nursing assistant
I'm interested in volunteering care job
I love and passionate, empathetic and Dedicated in Caring for people, most expecially Elderly Care, Dementia care, physical disabilities support etc

how manny years of college to do need become a Radiologic Technologists?

I am a student in 10th grade. I am interested in the healthcare field and becoming a Pediatric Nurse practitioner. I was wondering what is the earliest age you can finish all of your education an training?

My high school offers CNA and EMR/EMT classes that can transfer to college credit. My goal is to get a BSN, and I'm unsure which course could help me in the long run during college.

is it possible to have a list

i have always wanted to be a nurse but my friends always make jest of me thinking and telling me that it is weird for a male to be a nurse

I'm currently doing nursing classes and want to know what I need to be aware?

-3.7 GPA
-Sophmore
- Great compassion to help others.

How do I begin? I am a teacher with a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Learning and Development from the University of Texas and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Stephen F. Austin University. I am looking for a change in careers, and want to pursue my dream of being in the...

My goal is to be a NP, and I am now thinking about doing an ADN or BSN program. I'm feeling like going to an ADN because I heard that an ADN has a higher chance of getting in than a BSN. Also after finishing ADN, I thought I could take a RN-BSN program. One more reason that I thought going to...

I'm 18 graduate and I'm currently at job core going to take a rehabilitation or CNA program to get my certification

I found that there are prerequisite courses for getting into the ADN program, does that mean I have to take pre reqs for freshman year at college, and then apply to the ADN course?

I'm starting my trade in CMA soon and I'm a bit hesitant and am wondering if I should pursue it or not. I'm wondering if it's worth the work.

I am barely starting my CMA in less than a month, there are times when I become doubtful so it would be nice to learn how people overcame those thoughts and became nurses.

Graduate high school first
Go to a college and take up that major
Get a 4year college degree
Go to nursing school

For example, Appalachian State University is 23k and change, but GTCC is only 2 grand at max for a four-year education. I understand the latter is more geared toward two-year degrees, but both are in-state and both are colleges. Do the demographics in recent years matter in the equation of...

what kind of benefits do i get from being a nurse

What should a pediatrics nurse have on their resume?

I am trying to become a CMA, but when I was in clinical for CNA, I experienced the sadness of my patients missing me so much to the point where they didn't want to eat unless I fed them. I would like to know how to avoid such bittersweet dilemmas.

I am an Undergraduate Biology major who is fueled towards a career in the medical field. I have always had a passion for this area of study, but I think that I lack the knowledge that I need. My question is; How tedious was the process for landing a career within the medical field like a...

Hi my name is Casandra and I am a 19-year-old student at job corps . I am starting off my career as a medical administration and moving next to medical assisting and would really appreciate some advice from someone in my place .

What do you find most difficult about being a nurse?

Medical Law

How can I make sure I remain focused and motivated while completing 7+ years in college studying to work in the ER in an hospital and healthcare facility ?

In the past, I've always done my best to be presentable during job interviews but I could never seem to get one in the can, and I have a feeling the way I make myself out to look has something to do with it. Any tips?

I would like to know if its good to keep options open or if I should stick to one career entirely.

i would love to know about the important work style, values and priorities in the field. Thank you so much for all the advice and answers, it would help me a lot.

It might be a silly question but I'm genuinely curious about people's prospect. This is all because you're replaceable once you're 6 ft under so why not take care of your mental health?

What does a typical day look like on this job?

I'm a high school senior who just earned her CCMA (certified clinical medical assistant) through my school's technical certification program. I'm also BLS certified. I'm trying to find clinics to shadow and assist, but I'm not sure how to contact clinics, nor do I know which clinics are most...

Looking for more info around becoming a dietitian

I am applying for jobs and many of them require at least one or more years of experience. Is it worth it to apply even if I lack that experience?

Thank you!

I am a student at Tulsa job corps. I am studying to become CNA to begin my journey as a registered nurse.

How do I navigate to be become an Neurodiagnostics technologist

1.what is the typical day like.
2. what are the benefits offered by most registered nursing jobs
3. What related fields do you think I should consider looking into?

Any advice on how much money I would need saved so I can do med school full time with no jobs?

What related fields do you think I should consider?

What are the hourly wages as a CNA?

Are there flexible hours in this field ?

Is it worth spending more money to go to college when I could go to trade school and spend less to get the same certification at a trade school?

I've done a bit of research on both but I still don't understand the big difference on both. I also want to know if the requirement to become one varies on which one you want to be.

Is there a possible future in medical technology like surgery robots, and how would you get there?

I wanna be a pediatric nurse and i know you have a lot of late nights studying or just working extra hours how do you continue?

I'm trying to pick a career path for university but don't have a clear goal in mind. I enjoy/am good at math, science, English literature/writing, and humanities; I'm struggling to narrow down a career path and/or major for university.

how did you manage to not give up while going through thee schooling for your degrees ?any main tips on studying and how to stay focused in school and not get distracted ?
is it harder or easier then it looks being a medical assistant ?

What do you think is the most enjoyable job in healthcare?
What is your favorite thing about your job?
What jobs do you think need to be filled most right now?

I'm very curious which courses are most vital to your success in the career of an Anesthesiologist Technician so, I could know which courses i need to dedicate most of my attention in.

And does that job apply to your current position?

How do I stay motivated at work when the assignment I am asked to do for the day does not interest me? I find myself tired and not being able to stay focused.

How do I develop a collection of my own art to showcase in a portfolio? I am trying to get into the drawing/painting program at my school, but I'm not sure what type of work to put into my portfolio.