Michele Hendrix
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How rewarding is it to know you are directly helping or contributing to something that can benefit many people?
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...
Do pediatric nurses handle just anything related to kids or are they specified for just doing check-ups?
Do pediatric nurses do anything related to kids,or do they just do the check ups on kids?
Why is becoming a registered nurse better than becoming a CNA ?
I am currently a junior is highschool
What should I do in this situation?
I am currently a Junior in high school, and I still don't know what major I want to pursue once I get to college. Right now, I'm not really sure anymore whether I still want to learn photography.
What steps do I have to take to become a orthodontics, I Am currently a Dual enrolled student and plan on graduating my AA degree with my high school diploma ?
I will be the first in my family to graduate and go to college so I am confused on the next steps after high school. After high school my next step is go to any university that will benefit me in the future.
How can I become a CNA ( without any expensive funds) as a 17 year old who's school doesn't offer CNA classes, & with limited resources ? My local community college offers it but it cost almost 2000$, any opportunities!?
I want to become a CNA / take classes and have a license, to build up for my devotion for healthcare / nursing in the future. I truly believe this experience will give me the expertise and help me to where I want to be! I appreciate any help and advice.
how can i develop good study habits to prepare for nursing school #Spring26?
I am worried that i do not have good study habits in my pre nursing classes, and i want to develop better habits for my future studies. #Spring26
What did you do after graduating from college with your degree/major? Or how did you choose the path after college?
I'm currently a junior who is expected to graduate a semester early. I'm a communications major with an interest in sports/entertainment. My original plan was to do a masters for sports management abroad to get into motorsports. Now, I'm unsure what I really wanna do. I was originally a vocal...
#Spring26 How as an RN do you combat compassion fatigue?
I've completed my pre requisite classes for the ADRN program near me and I remember a lot of my friends in the RN field feeling emotionally burned out. I want to render the best and most compassionate care I can, so I'm wondering how you still keep your heart as well as your head in the game?...
How has your profession in the healthcare field changed your ideas on our medical system and would you have still chosen this career if you would have known?
Do you feel our medical system is effective or efficiently run?
Would you recommend a career in the healthcare field to a senior high school student considering a path in the healthcare field. #fall25
What is the best choice of major/ career for me? (math and physics based)
I am a 16 year old high school junior (and am planning on going to college) and I have always been interested in fields like nuclear science and astronomy. I am open, and not restricting myself to the fields above, since I do not know exactly what would be the best path for me. -I really want...
What skills are most important for students who want to work in healthcare?
I’m a student who is interested in working in the healthcare field in the future. I want to learn which skills are most important to start developing now, both in school and outside of school. I’m especially interested in skills like communication, teamwork, responsibility, and empathy, and how...
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 would be the easiest, becoming a nurse practitioner or registered nurse?
I don't want to be in school for a long time, but my goal is to become a nurse practitioner.