Anna Bernal

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I was viewing this career as a pathway after high school.

I want to become a Neurologist and was wondering if I need to volunteer for things that relate to the Medical field.

Hello, I am finally starting to become serious about wanting to start my career and I am just wanting/needing help on where to start and how to go about it. I've been looking into schools, but I also want to go to my local fire station to talk to someone there, and to also put a face to a name....

What steps y'all took in order to build a med school resume. I am a second year student at the University of Utah. I have completed many of the requirements for my pre-med and I am a psych major. #Spring23

what are key ways to be successful in dermatology?

I'm in my 3rd year in the University, soon to finish
What are the necessary skills to be able to be a good dietician

tell me more about a lab tecnichnician

I have seen multiple volunteer opportunities in INOVA, but they are 16+. The only under 16 one I have seen is in Sentara but it is a little far. I am looking for opportunities in the Fairfax area, but maybe as far as Reston.

Can I become an Occupational Therapist with a degree in rehabilitation science?

what are the requirement for one to become a nurse

I want to learn these since I am trying to work in the medical field once I graduate high school. So if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear about them.

I currently take biology, algebra 1, english honors, and honors world history what should I take for the rest of high school.

Tell us everything we need to know to become a Medical Scribe.

Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.

Tell us everything we need to know to become a Respiratory Therapist.

Note: Given the growing interest in the medical field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.

Hi, I am a rising senior in high school. I was wondering how people decided on what specific specialty to pursue in the health care. I have always known I wanted to work in something related to health care, but I just don't know what to choose from all the options. If you could please share...

So for context I want to take Chemistry, Biology, Neuroscience, and Psychology In a University.

I am getting my CMA certificate soon and I want to go to college, I just don't know which one I should pursue.

i have always been interested in medicine

I am a sophomore in college. I have a great love for science such as, human anatomy and physiology, psychology, and other medical sciences. For a start, I would like to become a medical scribe to gain experience in the healthcare field.

I am in 11th grade right now. i want to become a nurse as soon as possible. can you explain it step by step? What is BSN, RN? How long does it take minimum to become a nurse?

what is required for one to become a vetenary doctor

Hello! Recently, I found out what I wanted my future career to be. Yet, I don’t really know if I should pursue a degree in Sonography or Radiology to become an Ultrasound Technician, specifically focusing on working in the OB/GYN unit?

What process do I have to go through to obtain a job shadowing position?

What helps you with not reaching a point of thinking you know everything? I find myself getting to a point of knowledge where I feel I don't need to obtain anymore; what helps with understanding there's a never-ending loop of learning?

I'm going to be a freshman in college this coming fall to pursue a Clinical/counseling degree, I would like to know if there are any job opportunities that I can apply for in the mental health field without any college degree, but at least a course requirement if it's needed since I want to...

I have always wondered how most patients are in the Medical Field. I have heard many stories about rude patient experiences. How did one handle it? What does one say?

As a student, I was wondering what things have you learned from your time in the medical field, or as a medical assistant. The medical field is one that I am interested in entering.

-Understand the specific requirements for CNAs
-Be sure to have a high school diploma
-Find a state-approved CNA training program at a community college or healthcare facility
-Successfully complete the required coursework and clinical hours
-Stay Motivated
-Don't give up

I need other information to be successful in my career