James Hanson

I've got a specific specialty in mind that I am interested in, though I've been told people must be sure so how do I make sure I actually want it?

I've been told constantly that there are certain classes which I should look out for and not take like the rest.

Should I memorize and practice many formulas, or will I be able to access them on my tests?

Hi everyone! I’m starting college this Friday to study medicine — becoming a doctor has always been one of my biggest dreams. But I’ve also had a deep love for storytelling, creativity, and leadership. I hope to one day produce films and documentaries that inspire people, write books, act in...

I don't know if the money, time, and effort is worth going to medical school instead of just being a nurse. What do you think? #Fall25

I plan to be an oncologist, and the track is long, so I have been thinking about graduating undergrad early, but it requires a lot. Should I continue this?

Im really interested in sonographer but im confused on what specialty i should pursue.

I am a senior in high school looking for advice on becoming a physician assistant after graduation.

Hello! I am a 16 year old junior that is interested in the allied health field. Lately I’ve been researching about majors and minors I should take, but after I’m always confused. As someone who is looking to go into the Allied Health, are there any recommendations of majors and minors I could...

Hiya! I want to become a general Surgeon; therefore, I want to know what each type of surgeon experiences, both similarities and differences. I also want to know how you became a surgeon. What path did you take (starting from high school)? I've heard some became surgeons through the Navy. Would...

I would love to be able to pursue anesthesiology as my future career, but 13 years of school is overwhelming. What best advice do you have in being able to stay strong and overcome these challenges?

I am a 10th grader

Trying to see what a day in the life of an ultrasound tech would look like.

What requirements are needed?

why is University of Pennsylvania the best college for NICU nurse

How should I choose a school if I want to go into veterinary medicine? And once there what classes should I take?

Im a middle schooler what education do I need to become a surgeon im in Yuma arizona, crane middle school and I need tips on how to become one or what I need to do.

I am seeking research opportunities, particularly those related to autism and social interactions in school and with peers, as well as the psychological impact of these interactions.

Im debating on which field of medicine to specialize in, and being a cardiologist is a big one. I want to know the qualifications, time frame and any other need-to-know information.

Hi
my name is Trisha. I am a 17 year old 10th grader and I need help to find the right path, the right things or courses to take in order to prepare myself for college. I'd be happy to know or get some answers to be able to achieve my goal

I am a middle school student wondering.

Greetings! I’ve dreamed of having a career in the medical field since Elementary school. I wanted to go deeper in this field, to gain more knowledge. So I could become a doctor with real professional advice.

My name is Sophia and I’m 13 years old, my dream career is to be a labor and delivery specialist and I want to know what are some of the harder steps of being a labor and delivery Doctor and I will also like to know what are some thing I can do at a young age to be prepared or know more about...

I am a middle schoolerwanting to work in the healthcare clinic, I am looking forward to being a nurse. But I’ve been wondering if it’s going to be really hard are there any worst parts about being a nurse? How long would I need to be in school to be able to work as a nurse? Do they get really...

im in middle school and i wanna be a nurse when i grow up because i get to help people who are hurt or who come in the hospital when needed. People come in the hospital for emergencies when they get hurt or really sick.

I have questions about nursing/ being a doctor my I have three questions my first one is What are the potential consequences for surgeons if a mistake is made during surgery, and how do hospitals support surgeons in preventing and managing these risks?, my second question is What are the...

Artist, Teacher, Nurse. This is the order in which I've wanted to become throughout my life. I've wanted to be an artist my entire life as a career. I forgot how to draw, paint, etc, when I was in my sophomore year of high school. I can see what I want to draw but I can never fully commit to it...

Some choices stay with us for a reason.
Even when everything else shifted, they held their ground.

What’s that one thing you’re still thankful you kept?

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?

what are the steps i can take in middle school to become a psychiatrist

will it be worth my time?

As someone who wants to be a Doctor in the future this is something I think about a lot. I want to help everyone but realistically I can’t because the system is rigged to help those who have more money rather than people who need more help. If I don’t take the risk to help others can I truly...

I really want to become a general surgeon. What advise do you have for someone feeling overwhelmed by the amount of school it'll take to reach their career goals? Any tips on how I can reach my goal more quickly?

I am a freshman at Hopewell High School, I want to get into the medical field to study and become a Pediatrician.

I am currently in my first semester of college. My career goal is to become a Radiologist. I love to play volleyball, surf and spend time with family.

Current military leader, Bacherlor of Science in Information Technology holder, and soon to be retired phone guy looking to change career paths to enter nursing.

(for medical residency)

I am currently a high school senior set to graduate and attend The University of Nevada Reno. I'm having doubts about being cut out for the medical field, so I was just curious as to how Being in the medical field has impacted your life and the way you live. #spring25

I am a 19-year-old EMT with over a year of experience as well as NICU/PICU experience. When I receive my bachelor's and enter medical school, I'm going to have to decide between two specialities: Emergency and NICU/PICU. Both take on brutal tasks in a 12 or 24-hour shift,t and I'd like to know...

I am planning on being a CRNA and I want to know if going through the school and hard work is worth what people say it is. I just want to know that you truly make a difference in the field.

I am a freshman in high school looking to be in the health science field when I grow up.

About to be in college with biology major

How do I know which medical schools to apply to? Also when should I start looking into which medical schools I am interested in attending? The topic of medical school has been coming up since I'm about to start my undergrad #Spring25.

I am currently a freshman in college and deciding between the pre-med and pre-nursing route. I love taking care and connecting with patients however I also love the analyzing and problem-solving aspect of medicine as well!

I am a high school senior looking to become a radiologist when I am older. I enjoy science and medicine, but I am also interested in finance and engineering.

More specifically I want to be a pediatric cardiologist!

How can I make sure that I don’t begin to take the humanity out of patient care by dissociating and looking at them as a “patient” and not as a “person.” I am an aspiring nurse and a high school senior with an internship in the PCU, CCU, and ED.
#Spring25

Also, How can you tell if you will be a good fit for the medical field? Given that a majority of college students enter freshman year on the "pre-medical" pathway, and most of those students switching to another career pathway due to the competitive nature, what other potential jobs are there...

I know that I want to pursue a career in the medical field, specializing in pediatrics. I am an incoming college freshman planning to major in Biology and take on the pre-med route. I want to try to explore just general pediatrics for now but I'm curious what it's like studying something...

What are the key things medical schools are looking for when looking at applicants? I'm curious what stands out.