John Levesque

I'm currently enrolled in trade school, pursuing a career in healthcare to become a Registered Nurse. I am particularly interested in gaining insights from experienced Registered Nurses to better understand the nuances of the profession.

The course could be through a community college, but it needs to be online. My goal/thought process is to be able to do this and have my ADN around graduation of senior year so I can begin working in the field and gaining experience while then attaining my BSN. Is there another approach I...

what are the qualifications of becoming a nurse

I am planning on going for EMT, but I am worried about hitting a wall. I want to go for my Masters degree and aim to be a Health Specialties Teacher. Should I just stick to college and get my Masters or would EMT be a good foot in the door?

I want to eventually work my way up to becoming a neonatal nurse.

I have been a pre nursing student since I was 15 years old (almost 3 years). While I love learning new things in the healthcare field, I sometimes wonder if I'm taking all these college classes for nothing.

I’m in 12th grade and plan on going to college for nursing but I really need to know what to expect so I can be mentally prepared I also decided to go to a community college because I didn’t want to be distracted and I also didn’t want to be in debt

How competitive is the field of nursing and why?

How do nurses and doctors stay determined to keep working in healthcare even when its diffcult or you're not appreciated for the work you do?

How do you do reports as a paramedic

As a high school student, what nursing schools are the best to apply to? How to apply to nursing school’s professionally in order to get in to the program?

Most exciting, most demanding, just anything that won't be boring.

i know a lot go after college but like if we don’t go what age would be best if we would start late? like say you didn’t get a job in your teenage years what would be the best job as a starter?

What After you go to nursing how do u get in your speciality

i’m a sophomore in high school right now but i would love to know and get ahead so i know what to take for when i go to college, because it’ll come faster than i know it.

When you get the internship does that help get you an official job at the place you get there or help you get recommended to other places?

I have been thinking about going to community college to get my associates degree and become a nurse but i still want a bachelors. Will this make it harder to get a job as a new grad nurse?

What is an uncommon job in the medical field that pays well, yet requires minimal schooling?

i am 14 year old transmale and want to be a first responder (paramedic i hope) is there anything i can do to right now or as a teen to help achieve that goal when im older if so what can i do? And anything i should avoid doing now?

I'm currently in job corps

What is the starting pay for RN's

If i wanted to go to college or university to become a registered nurse, how many years will I need? Some people say it depends and others are saying 2 years, so please help me..!

Any tips, advice, or guidance would be extremely helpful. It would also be nice to hear anyone's own experience on why they made their decision.

All answers are accepted and any further info is also highly grateful.

What kind of education/training would I need to become a Registered Nurse?

I want to go to an out of state nursing program and im not sure if i can because im a sophmore in highschool

I want to be a nurse when I get older but I want to make sure it's worth it before I put all that effort into becoming one. Is the career completely draining or do you feel better at the end of the day after helping people? Do you even have the energy to be the best you can be?

I just want to know the typical schedule of a nurse. Do you work nights? Are you allowed to choose what time of day you want to work?Is it easier to work overnight or during the day for you?

I am an upcoming high school senior, so I have not had the opportunity to shadow or volunteer at hospitals. I am looking to do some medical/health-related courses to put me in a higher spot. I already did CPR/AED and first aid.

I recently started reading a book about medical language which has sparked my interest in medicine.

I’m an upcoming college freshman going to getting a bachelors of science in nursing, but I want to go to medical school and become a surgeon.

what are some other pathways I can take in the medical industry that you guys might see as a better fit for me?

how are typical days in this career path?
what are some emotional things i should know and prepare for?

What do I need to know to be a good nurse.

Can you become a nurse without being a cna.

I'm going into nursing and I don't know which one allows me to work for firefighting or someone who is a doctor in such. I also want to know my options for what I can become in the medical field.

im going to tenth grade can I /or Should I take college courses

Note: this question was asked anonymously by a student

How do I figure out what job would be best for me? I am going in to tenth grade and still have some time, but I want to be prepared. I love helping people and my mom is a home health nurse, which is something I am interested in but she always has so much work and seems stressed. I want to be...

How was it getting to where you are now, Were the work hours hard?

Interested in becoming a nurse

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.