James Hanson

I want to be a psychiatrist, but I don't know if it is the right one.

What is the best way to start prepping for med school? Would it be building clinical hours and experience? And how do I set myself apart from the crowd of other people applying for med school?

Am I still able to specialize as an L&D nurse with only an Associate's degree in nursing? If so, will obtaining a Bachelor's degree make a significant difference in the opportunities to work in healthcare? #Spring26

I will be attending college in the fall, and wanted to know what are some things I can start my Freshmen year. And if it is necessary to start early or not. #Spring26

I am starting medical school in the fall, and I am not sure what to expect of the transition. How do I best prepare?

I am asking this question to ensure before going to nursing school I understand good workflow for nursing.

I'm currently a college freshman who wants to be a forensic pathologist. I understand that you don't always get residency in your direct field, so I would like to know some close options that would benefit me and better my knowledge for my career.

I am a college freshman planning to pursue a career in anesthesiology after medical school, and I want to better understand what to expect in the field and how to effectively handle situations I may face in my future career.

What job should I get while in nursing school to gain the best experience if I want to be come a CRNA ?

I'm an upcoming first year student and I'm planning to take the Pre-Med route

I start college in the fall and will be majoring in pre-med to later specialize in forensic medicine. I want to know when I should start studying for the MCAT, to maximize my ability to get a good score when the time comes for me to transition to medical school. I would also appreciate some...

I am a senior in high school who is going to college to study nursing and play volleyball all at the same time so I'm hoping that the answers to this question can help me in college and in my future after that.

I have volunteered in the past and have experience as a BT, but I want to try something new that will give me different insights.

I am a sophomore in college and will be transferring to Vanderbilt University, entering as a junior, majoring in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience.

I know I want to do something with medicine; however, not sure what major to pick. I have various interests and I'm a bit confused as to what major to select. Is it possible to do a double major without burning myself up if I also want to be involved with school clubs/organizations?

Specifically for those in STEM areas. This fall, I will be attending the University of Washington - Seattle, intending to major in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology. I am interested in conducting research in a lab or potentially studying medicine. I would like to know what it feels...

It seems that as doctors progress in their careers, they become indifferent or kind of careless in their approach to patients and this leads to unethical behavior or attitudes towards patients. Becoming like this is my biggest fear regarding my career...

I am currently studying health science, planning to complete an Masters of Science in Nursing after my undergraduate education.

I’m currently a high school senior planning to go to college on a pre-med track. I’m really interested in science, especially biology and anatomy, and I’ve done well in those classes. I’m trying to understand how to best prepare for medical school early on, including what I should focus on...

Although I ask this question from a nursing student perspective, I believe this approach is foundational to succeed in any field. The answer does not have to focus on a healthcare setting and give a broad explanation of developing coping strategies and using resilience as a tool to approach...

If you want to be an anesthesiologist, what would I have to do if I became one.

I have a bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies and five years of experience as an administrative assistant at UCLA Health. #Spring26

I’m currently a Biology major undergraduate student pursuing a career in medicine and I’m also a first-generation college student. I’m trying to be more intentional with how I use my time in college academically, professionally, and personally. I’d really appreciate hearing from physicians...

Are internships, volunteering, or classes a good representation of what an actual job in the medical field would be like? Or is there a better source?

Senior high school 2,Reading,playing football and watching videos on medical history

I am a BIO Major and have taken all requirements to meet graduation, but now I would like to know the next steps to take; LECOM or other post graduate courses. Which would benefit me to reaching my career goal?

I have been working as a nursing assistant since I was 16 and recently got my phlebotomy license. For a while I thought I wanted to be a nurse, but I recently switched to health science.

I’m a high school student planning to go into pre-med, and I’ve mostly been figuring out the whole college process on my own. Money is a big concern for me, so I know I’ll have to rely a lot on scholarships and my own effort to get through school. I asked this question because I want to hear...

Hello, I am going to be a first year medical student at a DO school and am interested in OBGYN and anesthesiology. I know that medical ethics is a course that physicians have to take but it seems unnerving when different values conflict and you have to choose the best treatment that will align...

How can I pursue a PhD in research on nutrition affecting behavioral health regarding autism? I am currently a Registered Behavior Technician II with a BA in psychology, and I witness firsthand how much nutrition can impact behavior. However, there are a lot of hoops to jump through for me to...