Elyse Crotty

I plan to get my Paramedic license this year and I’m wondering how I prepare for my clinical hours.

What type of exercises are there or ways to practice getting and keeping a steady hand during surgeries. #Spring25

Hey y'all! I'm currently a high school senior who's going into nursing, specifically trauma. I currently have my EMT certification so I have seen something but I know I haven't seen the worst. One of my concerns going into this field of nursing is how am I to cope and comprehend some of the...

Hi! I am a senior in high school, who is motivated and compassionate with a passion for healthcare and community service with the goal of pursuing a Pre-Med track to be a neurosurgeon one day. Dedicated to making a positive impact by providing care, fostering inclusivity, and helping others.

I am currently in a surgical tech program and have heard many opinions on what is the best route to take after graduation. However, I am very interested in gaining as much experience as possible and basically being a sponge. Would a hospital setting be the best for that goal? TYIA

Is it common for surgical technologists become surgeons, or do they just enjoy the assisting? If you are in surgical technology, what is your favorite part of the job?#Spring25

I'm unsure if I want to attend medical school in the future, but I’d like to be prepared—while still earning a degree that leads to a good job if I choose a different path.

I am currently a physiology student but I plan on getting my M.D when I'm done with this degree

I wanted to know how I prepare myself for the medical field what should I know ..... and also colleges

I consider myself a person with strong tolerance to the sort of unsightly things you find in hospitals, but I know the ICU can be a place that tests anyone. What if I fully dedicate myself to becoming a nurse, only to realize I can't handle the gore?

What should you do when you're in high school and interested in entering the medical field? Do you have any suggestions on classes I should take in dual enrollment? I am also curious in medical programs, internships, and research? Thank you, any help is greatly appreciated!

I'm in a financial position where I need to aspire to get a job that pays 150k+. Google says that CRNA's fit that criteria, but I'm skeptical.

I know for sure I want to be a Trauma Surgeon or a Civil rights lawyer but I'm having a hard time picking the best one out for me.

How can I land a job in the healthcare or research field without a healthcare background after completing a certificate in health data analytics alongside a computer science degree?

(I also have these same questions for NPs). I'm worried that if I choose to go to PA school that I will have a hard time finding a job after and regret it. I heard that in rural areas there is high demand, but if I wanted to live in more of a mainstream/bigger city, would I not be able to get a...