Martin Schoen

Is medicine hard to pursue? Is being a medical student tough?

Any advice

I have been thinking about becoming a dentist, but I have like no idea how college really works. I was thinking of going to sac state or sac city college by majoring in biology or biological sciences, and then transferring to UC Davis after 2 years. What should my schedule be like to be on the...

I'm considering pursuing nursing and is familiar with the pre-requisite classes for nursing.

I am going to Job Corps.

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what are three important things i should know about being a clinical medical asst?
what does a typical day look like working CMA or OBGYN?

I am a freshman in college going pre-med. Should I accept this administrative volunteer position at a hospital? Like handling papers and transporting patients. While it doesn't count as clinical hours, do you still think it is important to have this volunteering position? I need to fulfill 150...

I'm a 16 year old highschool junior that has been currently thinking about going into nursing as a career, but I always hear about how horrible and stressful the job is. I just want to know if it's really worth it, because I know it is something I'd want to do but at the same time I don't want...

Also how long do you have to stay in college for nursing and does it depend on what you want to do in the nursing field?

I am a junior in high school interested in becoming a registered nurse but before I commit to the career I would like to know more inside information.

I go to JM and PTECH (RCTC) and I am researching about being a traveling nurse someday and I would like to know way more.

I am a junior in high school and I'm having a hard time choosing what I want to become. My top choices are definitely a dentist or an ultrasound tech. However, I'm conflicted about which one to choose. Going the dentist route I'd be in school for longer, around 8 years while ultrasound tech...

Are there any ways to skip a couple of years in college or in med school? Or is it just rumors? If so, how could I skip?

Which is better being a physicians assistant or being a nurse practitioner. What do you guys think?