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is finding a job in the medical field harder now?
like i heard theres like not a lot of open spots
What Nursing/Medical Paths Are Appropriate for Someone With Hands-on Caregiving Experience Supporting a Senior With Agoraphobia?
I would like to clarify that I do not hold any formal nursing or medical licenses or credentials. My experience is informal and referral-based, and includes the following: • Delivered comprehensive in-home care for a senior client with agoraphobia, facilitating a safe and supportive...
Information about Pathology?
Hi, I'm a grade 11 student who's interested in medicine, and is currently researching different areas of specialism. I would like to know a bit about Pathology, such as the qualifications, a starter salary, what a normal day looks like, and other general knowledge. (South Africa) How can I...
What is a good start in medical school?
What would be a good start in finding a work place in medical school, and how can I make myself more understanding of medical education and medical school?
How do you know nursing or working in the medical field is for you?
I am a sophomore in college currently a nursing manager and I'm having some doubts about it being for me or not. I would love some encouraging words or just words of advice !
what does a typical day look like for you and What’s one part of your daily routine that people might be surprised to learn about ?
For my Literacy class, I am completing a project that involves interviewing a professional in the medical field I'm interested in to learn more about their career journey and experiences.
I am very interested in the field of neonatology
Is it a bad idea to only apply to med schools that are geographically near your family?
I want to pursue a degree in medicine. There are three medical schools within 1.5 hours from my family, thus those are the only ones to which I plan on applying. That seems reasonable to me, but when I read others' posts about med school, many students seem borderline obsessed with getting...
I know it can be very stressful and overwhelming working with sick infants and there families how do you stay calm and focused under the pressure?
For my Literacy class, I am completing a project that involves interviewing a professional in the medical field I'm interested in to learn more about their career journey and experiences.
I am very interested in the field of neonatology
how did you balance your personal life while going to school for all these years, and what are some tips or advice you would give to someone who's pursuing this career ?
My name is Lony , and I am a current high school student.For my Literacy class, I am completing a project that involves interviewing a professional in the medical field I'm interested in to learn more about their career journey and experiences.
I am very interested in the field of neonatology
What is the most ethically challenging decision you face when balancing adequate anesthesia with patient safety, especially in settings where resources are limited?
I recently went on a medical trip to Nigeria, and witnessed many procedures that could have more adequately supported the patient if there was better access to anesthetic care. As someone who is curious and passionate about a future in the medical field, aiming to work as a Certified Registered...
What are some helpful tips for better bedside manner?
I'm currently a freshman Health Science major (Respiratory Therapy Concentration); Since I have never worked a job based in the hospital, I am a little nervous for when I start the program and eventually clinicals. What are some tips that can help me build confidence and develop good bedside...
What are the best steps I can take in high school and college to prepare for a career in the medical field, and how do I figure out which program or majors are the right fit for me ?
I am currently a high school senior so any information about college will help. Thank you
What is a piece of advice you would give to someone who wants to become an owner of a prosthetics and orthotics clinic and doesn't know how to get to that point?
I am a prosthetics and orthotics major and hope to some day own my own clinic or be a department head in a hospital, along with also having an impact on the costs covered of prosthetic and orthotic devices by health insurance companies. I am in my junior year of college and want to know if...
HOW DOES ONE MANAGE TO PAY FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL?
I am a senior in high school who will not be receiving any financial aid. I am curious on how one manages to get by medical school because of the rigorous studying one is required to do on the daily basis.
What is the best way to prepare for the MCAT throughout undergrad school without overwhelming yourself all at once?
I am a current High School Senior that is planning to major in Physiology on a Pre-Med track and want to be fully prepared! If you have good tips to prepare for the MCAT such as best programs, study methods, or textbooks, that would be great!
would focusing all my extra time in undergad on getting the best score on the MCAT, increase my odds of getting into medical school??
Undergrad Biology Major with hopes of getting into medical with Grants and Scholarships.
What are some study habits for pre-med school students?
I am trying to get into Med-school and I want to do pre-med during college. What are some methods I should use to study in order to achieve good grades?
What different pathways did you take to end up in the career that you are in now? How did this path change from the initial path that you wanted for yourself?
My major is going to be biological science. I am in my last semester of getting my associates degree so I am excited for the change coming my way.
I'm a domestic applicant (with U.S. citizenship), but my family will stay in a different country while I'm in college, so I would prefer a safe environment with a location in which I can get the minimum supplies I need by myself, and it would be the best if there is a solid campus-town. I'm currently considering BS/MD or pre-med paths. Are there any universities/colleges that would suit me with these conditions?
College/university in safe environment with a solid pre-med path or BS/MD program.
What are the major highschool subjects that contribute to medical school admission and possibly syllabus?
I'm and have always been passionate about biology but in Norway, they require physics which was rather weird at first. I've researched on many different university requirements and some need biology and not physics. I may not continue med school in Norway since they study in Norwegian and...
How can I stay focused while majoring in Biology for Dermatology ?
What are ways that I can stay motivated as a 12th Grader that wants to major in Biology? My dream is to become a dermatologist but the path is very delicate and I need major focus. What are ways that I can stay organized and determined while staying engaged in my medical path?
What career paths can you pursue after getting your bachelor's degree majoring in biology (as someone who wants to go into the medical field)?
Majoring in biology pros and cons, health care, college, major, career path, passion.
How does someone economically survive when studying for medicine as it's the longest career to study for?
I have always wondered how people economically make it through studying medicine considering how long you will keep studying for.
What does a typical work day look like for a pediatrician?
I am a middle schooler who is doing a career project and I need input from someone in the career I want to pursue.
Why did you chose to become a pediatrician over medical specialities?
I am a middle schooler who is doing a career project and I need input from someone in the career I want to pursue.
Hi my name is Maddie and I am trying to get into a good college and become a neurosurgeon would someone help me find that out?
I am a 6th grader and I'm not good at questions but I really want to be a neurosurgeon so if anyone could help that would be fantastic.
With the fast-growing usage of AI in medicine, how will pediatrician and other medical doctors be affected? Will doctors even be needed in the future?
I am a high school senior getting ready to go to college. I want to study biology and later do medical school to become a pediatrician. However, I have a fear that with the advancing usage of AI, a job like mine won't be needed.