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George Ducach

Podiatry
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations
Boston, Massachusetts
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Carla Aug 28, 2025 779 views

What steps or things should I do to become a surgeon?

Im a middle schooler what education do I need to become a surgeon im in Yuma arizona, crane middle school and I need tips on how to become one or what I need to do.

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Jishnu Nov 20, 2024 795 views

Is Physical therapy a good major to go into if I am trying to become a Sports Medicine Doctor?

I am still trying to decide where I want to go into in med school.

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Samuel Oct 09, 2024 948 views

Can you give me any tips to guide me in the pharmaceutical path? ?

I want to stick to the medical/pharmaceutical field, but I have questions about it. What majors and/or classes would be best to take a for a pharmaceutical pathway? How do pharmacists identify the medication someone has to take? What tips can you give me that may help me out in the future? I'm...

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Joseph May 09, 2024 1054 views

What is the best career for me ?

I am a student of 21st century high college, I'm interested in knowing the best career for me, I found myself getting attracted to natural things like plants and animals...

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Kennedy Mar 23, 2024 1544 views

Work-life balance?

As a psychiatrist or any doctor what is your day to day schedule and how do you balance life in and out of the hospital.

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Lilly Mar 22, 2024 791 views

How much free time do you have during the week to see family and friends and do activities that you like?

I am a highschool student, interested in going to school for pediatrics.

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Pappi Mar 07, 2024 1104 views

Which is better doctor?

My dreamis doctor

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Jack Mar 01, 2024 2423 views

Can you become a paramedic from being a doctor What’s the process from going from doctor —-> paramedic. Is it better to do the other way round??

Interested in medicine

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Abdul Feb 28, 2024 1453 views

What's the most helpful thing a surgeon can do for a patient post surgery ?

I am an 8th grader.

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Jessica Jan 05, 2024 13360 views

How do you find a lifelong career that you will love and be passionate about?

I'm still young, in my early twenties asking for advice or helpful insight on finding the right path for me. I'm currently enrolled in a Jobcorps Center and am pursuing Pharmacy technician and or other trade work training. I have several small interests that I enjoy but none that I feel...

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Joy Dec 25, 2023 2050 views

What is essential for successfully choosing a career in medicine?

I've always wanted to pursue a career in medicine and that has not changed. But, I want to create a life for myself where I'm financially stable and happy. So, how do you choose a career that makes enough to support your lifestyle while maintaining a happy life.

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Bailey Oct 03, 2023 1335 views

What does an OR nurse do on a daily basis?

I would like to become a nurse and am wondering what certain nurses do especially in the operating room.

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Destanie May 26, 2023 1740 views

What makes you passionate about medicine?

Growing up in a black household and relying on the healthcare workers in my family such as my mom, my aunt, and holder cousins, I was surrounded by resilient and self-supporting mindsets that I tend to consistently reflect on. As a current 2nd-year first generation Biology Pre-Med major, my...

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Tammy May 15, 2023 861 views

Are you a professional in the medical-surgical nursing field?

Hello! My name is Tammy and I am a current high school student. I'm conducting an interview with any professional in the Medical-Surgical Nursing field for a Foundations in Health Science Class project about careers! I have created a total of 13 questions. Comment on this post, answering all 13...

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Ariel May 16, 2023 912 views

Is it worth it to go into medicine? I've seen many issues when it comes to pay, burn out, administrative issues, abd just overall a workplace/balance that is not sustainable nor worth the effort? What are your thoughts on the current treatment of doctors post covid and if the shortage of doctors is due to any specific reason? Thank you!

I just finished my freshman year on the premed path.