Godfrey Magawe

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 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?

I am looking forward to gaining more information and insight on what this career path requires

go to school like maybe a nursing home

I am in 8th grade and want to pursue a career of becoming a doctor but I am not sure which one.

Can you change your major at some point or do you have to follow it for the rest of your life

I’m 19 and working on college and I would like to know to get started.

How long does the training to be a midwife nurse?

What are the pros and cons of becoming a sonographer ?
Is it a great a career to get ? Is it a secure career for the future? How hard is it and what the job entails? What state is it best to work as a sonographer

What inspired you to help others?

What should I know about going to medical school? What should I expect?

How to take care of a person when they are sick? Why are a doctor ? What days do you
Work a week?

Hello I am a 10th grader that is interested in working in the surgical field and i am looking to interview a Perioperative Nurse. What does your day to day life look like? What is your cost of living? Do you get a livable wage? What type of skills are needed? What is your work environment like?...

Hello,

I am a current junior and I have been hearing alot of people saying that passion projects can help greatly in your college applications. So I was wondering what passion project ideas could I do surrounding anything medical related! I am interested in nursing, specifically pediatric nursing!

As someone who wants to get into the medical field, I am still unsure on what career path to take. How would I know what path I should take in such as big field? I am personally interested in dermatology, however, I am unsure if I want to go through med school.

I want to make sure I take the right classes in order to be accepted into the right college.

I don't know what I want to be because I'm still in 9th? grade and there alout of time left ,I will think in a few years what I want to be but for know, I would like my career to be a oncologist because I want to help people with cancer people that have needs that can not pay for there bill

I'm going to school for medical assisting and just wanted what is needed for the workforce.

What are the core tasks in the job. And what to you need to become a Nurse Anesthetist. Do people die around you all the time. Do people remember you at all.

medical school, day to day life

What are the top three careers in the medical field?

I am a junior in high school taking an interest in baby sonograms. I am currently taking a medical assistant and other medical classes that will help me in the medical field.

Medical assistant

What is the difference between a Certified nurse midwife and a ob/gyn?

I am currently having trouble choosing what to do in life.

I am interested in becoming an x-ray technician and want to know if you have emergency calls.

Can I go to community college? Age requirement? Education needed?

How to you remember all of the things you learned in medical school? What things did you do to remember everything? Are there any tips or tricks that I can use to remember things?

What would it feel like to get a degree in medical school?

I know I want to be something in medical field but I’m not sure what I want to be.

how do you become a NICU Nurse?

Im a CCMA (Certified clinical medical assistant) and I was wondering what type of office or clinical settings would be best to work or to start out in?

I want to be a NICU nurse but I would also like to know what it’s like in a day in the life of one. I know it’s not an easy job but I would like to know what it’s like.

how hard is it to get a degree?

I am a Senior in high school interested in majoring in something medical.

go to school

What is the hardest part of the job? I’m truly interested in a career in medicine and I’m curious about the hardest part of it.

Some additonal info is that I have an interest in python, CSS, and html, so would those coding languages help in a field like that?

Would I be able to begin my journey as a recreational therapist with a bachelor's degree in kinesiology? & What major should I choose for my master's degree if I don't obtain it in recreational therapy? I just moved from CA to AR and decided I want to pursue a career in recreational...

How should I go about taking steps towards the career that I want later on in life? For example, I want to be a traveling nurse or a nurse of some sort, what type of things should I indulge in or paths I should take in order to succeed & make progress towards my ambition?

What advice can you offer to a 17 year old high school student who will be going to school for obstetric gynecology next year?

What to expect when going to a medical college?

Like was the school hardest, the programs, new people, learning it , actually starting your job, ect. I’m running out of ideas but I need the points

I am in California, I wanted to be a medical administrative assistant, however, I want to strive higher and become a registered nurse. What are the steps I need to take to get there?

I am starting to plan for college and I don’t really know where to start. I’m not sure what I should study for my bachelors degree and or what type of schools to go to in order to start my college path. Also, I keep hearing different things when it comes to how med school for dermatology would...

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?

Health care, art, design, helping people

What is the most difficult thing once you are working with patients?

I would like to know what steps need to be taken after high school, like what courses I should take during university and other steps to applying to pharmacy school to earn the pharm D.

I'm starting medical school in the fall and want to know how to put my best foot forward. What can I do to make sure I'm successful beginning on the first day?