John Levesque

I am confused on where to start because I can’t find anything that is solid information on how/where I could start my medical career very early in life.

A career area I want to explore is EMS: Emergency Medical Services. I know that EMTs, paramedics, and firefighters populate most of the field. I want to broaden my perspective of what's out there. Personally, I'm interested in roles that use technology and planning, such as EMS Management....

I'm 15 and want to get ahead in my volunteering and experiences. But my school doesn't have that many programs and I have no connections to any nurses or people experienced in that field. All the programs I've seen are limited or expensive, so what should I do?

nursing
medicine

A registered nurse and Medical assistant

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like where should my priories besides school should I do extracurricular? as well as what extracurricular are best to ensure I get this career?

What are the steps

I want to become a nurse practical in future years but am unaware of how the schooling works or if I even have to do a residency.

hello! i'm looking for a program for a LPN job or assistant nurse without going to college.

Hi,
I'm a rising high school sophomore and have aspirations of going into the medical field. I was wondering about things to do over the summer and thought getting a few certifications in would be helpful. Which ones would you recommend?

Im looking at becoming a Registered Nurse and then hopefully going into the field as a Critical Care Nurse.

What are three important things I should know about this job like, working conditions, typical schedule, rewards, and challenges including those for people new to the job?

I am currently a college student, and I am in a Liberal Arts major so far, and it's time for me to choose a major to study when I transfer to another college. How do I know if the medical field is for me?

Note: this question was anonymously by a student

im graduating high school in June and im going to nursing school but i dont have anyone to guide me as theres nobody that works in healthcare in my family. ive reached out to a few nurses.

I'm in 8th grade and thinking of becoming something in the medical field, what are some tips to help further achieve my goal?

9th grade, did you always want to do this job and did you like this job a lot, Was it harder than you thought or easier

I'm wondering so I could be able to have a step up and be able to achieve my goal of being a nurse easier and smoother

I hace almost finished my first year of high school and I am taking college course through dual enrollment with a nearby community college. This year has been stressful and I am struggling to stay motivated.

i’m in high school and want to work in the medical field

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.

This is part of our professionals series, where we ask professionals what they think students should know

how do I become an ER nurse

pros and cons please of going into nurisng

I really like working with kids so I think I'd like pediatric nursing, but from what I've looked at I think being a nurse anesthetist would offer better pay. I'm more interested in pediatric nursing, but I have various ambitions that I think I would need to be very financially stable to...

This is part of our professionals series where we ask professionals what they think students should know

What should I do? I like math and science and have good grades.
I like to be outside and have fun. I like working with others. I am positive. I like a challenge.

I am a high school student that is looking for careers related to nursing.

I know there are different types of nurses but is it less stressful to learn how?

i am a student in san jose job corps

I'm exploring my options

I am a san jose job corps student interested in nursing.

I was wondering about some of the challenges as a newly graduate.

I would like to know if CC is bad to go to for nursing or if a 4 year is where I should be.