James Hanson

Do pediatric nurses do anything related to kids,or do they just do the check ups on kids?

I am entering in as an MS1 and want to prepare the best I can!

I am a premed freshman and have many questions about my future in the field. I hope to gain some guidance from those who have already walked the road. Are there any regrets or missed opportunities you wish you had known about?

Did you learn anything about yourself that deterred you from getting a career in the field? (e.g., patient interaction, fear of blood, etc.) And did you change your field because of that, or did you push through? I'm a high school student looking to pursue a future in medicine, but I'm worried...

I am a high school senior looking to pursue a career in occupational therapy. I want to make sure I stay on track to have the most successful career I can.

I am a senior, about to start freshman year, with a biology major

I have been applying to hospital jobs and I have been unsuccessful so far. I am a pre-med student and want to gain clinical experience.

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?

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

I am a high school senior looking to become a nurse practitioner.

what collage major should i choose if I want to be a pediatric nurse?

I’m majoring in kinesiology but also interested in becoming a doctor.

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.

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...

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.