Caleb Lindsey
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Why should I stick to the medical field??
Why does it make sense—or not—for someone like me, who’s stronger in English and history and not really into math, to pursue a career in healthcare, specifically dermatology, even though science isn’t my strongest subject (but not my worst either)? How can I figure out if I’m making the right...
Is being a PA worth it or rewarding as someone that has wanted to be a doctor but doesn't want that commitment?
I've wanted to be a doctor since I was 5 but now I'm not so sure. I know it's a lot of work and I don't really want to be in school that long, plus once in that field I know it's not a lot of flexibility (looking at being a surgeon or pediatrician as of right now). However, I still have a...
What is the best way to become a certified MA or Phlebotomist for pre-health undergraduate students ?
I am an undergraduate student that is Pre-PA. There are a lot of parts to pre-PA including prerequsites and Paid patient care experience. The most common way to get those PCE's is to work as a MA. Is it worth it to pay for a $3,000 program or can I get certified by a doctor? Is there a better...
Nursing school or pre-med?
How do I decide? I am close to my last semester of pre-requisites. I have been working hard towards getting ready for the BSN program, however, recently I have been realizing that NOTHING is out of reach. I have been considering going pre-med. Do I move forward with my BSN degree and then go...
What lesser-known experiences and extracurriculars during undergrad helped you stand out when applying to PA or medical school Out of these hobbies, what was your most rewarding experience? #Spring25?
I love getting involved in as much as possible, whether it is medical-related or just things I enjoy. Sometimes I get worried that I can't balance my hobbies with the rigor of my classes and I hope to get some ideas from others on what they found not only most helpful when applying to PA school...
What is something you wish you knew before pursuing a career in Health Care?
I am graduating from high school in June of 2025. I am currently taking a course at my school where I have the opportunity to shadow health care professionals. So far I have enjoyed shadowing a Pediatric Physical Therapist, the SWAT team, and nurses working in the Inpatient Psychiatry Unit. I...
What is the most difficult part of the journey to becoming a Physician Assistant ?
What is the most difficult part of the journey to becoming a Physician Assistant?
What do u look forward too?
As I think about my future career as an X-ray tech specializing in pediatric patients, I'm curious about how advancements in technology and changes in healthcare practices might impact my role. What skills do you think I should focus on developing to ensure I can provide the best care for young...
What most prepared you for college and medical school applications? ?
I am getting ready to graduate and I plan on starting off by going to a community college then going off to a 4-year university in order to apply for medical school. How should I prepare for all of these plans that will change my life?
What are the best majors for Med School?
As an incoming freshman, I was told biology is a good major for med school but it doesn’t allow me to work after undergrad. What major give me a boost into med school but allows me to get a job after undergrad ?
How do you get started on a nursing career?
What are things that can be done to begin a career.
Doctors, why take a gap year?
During the pathway to becoming a doctor, many students take a gap year (or a few) between undergrad and medical school. Why should students consider a gap year? How would you make the most of that gap?
Should I work while I'm in college?
I'm currently a senior in high school and I have a job as a Merchandise supervisor at California's Great America. As a supervisor I get more and more hours, although I learned how to manage my time with school and work. I worry I won't be able to do the same in college. So would it be...
What part-time jobs should I take as a high schooler going into pharmacology?
I am a rising senior (18y) and want to become a pharmaceutical physician. I want to take a part time job or intern at a pharmacy, but I do not have license for an official pharm technician. What kind of job can I do?
"What are some effective ways to gain clinical experience before applying to medical school" ?
Any tips and skills to gain
Out of all the pre-requisite classes for nursing, which class would you consider the hardest?
I'm considering pursuing nursing and is familiar with the pre-requisite classes for nursing.
what do medical students do? why should you become a medical student? how can you become one?
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?
What do I need to know to go into the medical field (Dermatology)?
Hi! I am currently a high-school sophomore and would like to pursue a career in medicine, more specifically becoming a dermatologist. I know its a very competitive field and was wondering what high-school classes I should take and what I should be ready for on my path to college and med-school....
Should I focus on becoming a PA after getting my bachelors?
Would you recommend to be a Physician assistant? I am interested in medicine but I don't want to spend so much time and money on college and med-school