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How can I pursue women's health outside of maternal health?
I'm most interested in supporting survivors of domestic abuse but most women's health projects I see are only associated with maternal health. What about the health of women who aren't mothers and don't want to be? How can I find ways to support them in my career?
What should I consider now to become successful later? #Spring26
I'm a 17 year old student trying to figure out my future. I've been thinking about becoming a nurse because I have a passion of helping people. I then want to continue evolving and reach my goal in becoming a labor and delivery nurse.
#college #nursing #college-major
What is the most important thing to do in order to stand out when attempting to land a job in a preferred profession? For example, becoming a nurse practitioner. #Spring26
I am a high school senior looking to become a nurse practitioner.
What careers align with travel, health, and wealth what jobs or career paths align with this values. and what jobs would I like the? most with the options I picked? ?
what collage major should i choose if I want to be a pediatric nurse?
What part of your job do you think most students underestimate or don’t realize until they’re actually in it?
I’m majoring in kinesiology but also interested in becoming a doctor.
What extracurriculars should I look into and prioritize when I become a pre-med student in order to be attracted by higher up, even ivy league medical schools?
I am entering a biochemistry major, cellular and molecular minor for my pre-med years. I am interested in participating in challenging volunteer or other difficult extracurricular work to be recognized when I eventually apply to medical school.
What are some extracurriculars, pertaining to medicine/research, that would make me stand out to top colleges?
For context, I am currently a junior in high school and looking to apply for universities soon. Right now, I am a member of NHS, HOSA, Student Council, FCA, and FCCLA. I have a passion project where I have a team of 6 peers where we word together to gather unexpired, usable medical supplies...
What are some of the challenges I can expect as a Black woman in medical school?
I plan to become a surgeon, specifically a plastic surgeon. I would like to know more about what challenges I can expect as a black woman becoming a surgeon. I've read that less than 3% of surgeons are black women so there must be many systemic challenges that are keeping those numbers low.
What steps can I take to get my best education to make a difference in the world through nursing?
What steps can I take to get my best education to make a difference in the world? #Spring26
How do Biomedical Research paths compare to Medical School in terms of long-term intellectual challenges and growth #Spring26 ?
I am a high senior and I intend to major in Biomedical Sciences on a Pre- Med track. I'm exploring whether to stay on a pre-med track or focus on research and innovation. For those who chose a non-MD scientific path, what was the hardest "mindset shift" you had to make? Do you feel that your...
How am I supposed to get a job in healthcare with no experience if all the jobs out there say "must have experience"?
I’m a second-year biochemistry student on the pre-med track, and I’m trying to build strong clinical experience. I recently got my phlebotomy certification, but I’m having trouble finding positions without prior experience. What are the best strategies to break into clinical roles (like...
"What are my career options as a medical researcher"?
I want to help find a cure for autoimmune diseases when I finish college. I am a senior in high school and will be attending college as a freshman in Fall 2026. I plan to major in biology for my undergrad studies. Ultimately, my goal is to get a medical degree and find a job that will support...
How can I start volunteering at a Hospital or shadow a physician with not much resource around me. I would appreciate any advice!?
How can I start volunteering at a Hospital / clinical etc or shadow a physician with not much resource around me. I would appreciate any advice!
When did you realize working in the medical field or as a nurse was fit for you?
-Was it something you realized over time or in a moment?
-Did a person inspire you?
-As you progress into your career, do you fall "inlove" with your job?
How do I build a future that feels like my own?
As an incoming freshman nursing student, I know that the definition of success in the industry is finding a role that provides care but also has substantial pay scales as well, which is why many in the industry head to hospitals or private practice. However, I want to build a successful future...