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?