Hwal Lee

Hi everyone, I’m a junior in high school. I recently moved from the UK and started mid-way through my sophomore year, so I had to take freshman and sophomore classes instead of APs. Currently, I’m only able to take 2 AP classes and 1 dual credit (OnRamps) this year as a junior because my...

I wanted to become a nurse but could not because my daughter was a preemie, born at 2 pounds 8 ounces. Thank God I am proud to say that she is a college student and pursuing her own educational goals. I feel a strong pull to go back and pursue where I left off. While she was growing up, I did...

I'm having a hard time picking which one I should be. I'm stuck between being a physician assistant or an elementary school teacher. I absolutely love little kids and I'll be so happy doing that in life but at the same time teachers are so underpaid. This year I took a lot of high school...

what is something you didnt expect going into this field?

what are your favorite parts of the day?

how do you feel emotionally helping people heal everyday?

I want to pursue a career in Medicine. But I am unsure if it is worth It due to the high stress.

I am an international student who would like to study medicine. What steps should I take?

I am enrolled in Job Corps, and I want to get a stable job that makes over 34k a year with the least amount of training possible/no associate's degree

Hello, I am a college student trying to figure my future career. I was wondering if someone could provide some insight on this role.

I'm currently in 12th grade wanting to be a Pediatric Doctor (Pediatrician or a Pediatric Physician Assistant)

I want to be something in the medical field, but I don't know what exactly it is. I want to be want to be a surgeon, but then I am not sure about the years it takes, and if it is worth it, but I also wanted to be a dermatologist but looking at those years I feel like I can just become a surgeon...

Lend your expertise: what does it take to become a registered behavior technician?

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I always want to become a heart surgeon or a neurosurgeon because my mom was always a PA and I always wanted to follow her steps.

Most people around me talk bout medical school being hard or dropping out after barely passing the M-cap but is there a specific major that could give you an upper hand in this process?

I am on the verge of declaring my major in college once I graduate high school, I am unaware of any new growing careers in the medical field. If you can, please enlighten me with some of the new careers I can possibly pursue. I'm specifically interested in becoming a surgeon but I'm also open...

I would like to know some tips on how others are truly able to keep going and working towards their goal.

Want to make high school transcript look better

I want to try and become a doctor, most likely a pediatrician, but I'm not sure if I want to be in school for over 10 years. What should I do?

I am 18 years old and will be going into the rehabilitation field. I am currently taking a course for this career path and wanted to hear your story of handling patients.

As a student, I was wondering what things have you learned from your time in the medical field, or as a medical assistant. The medical field is one that I am interested in entering.

I’m interested in biomedical engineering and medicine. Thank you!

Is there a lot of demand for these jobs? Or is it limited?

how do you know a job is right for you

I'm a highschooler interested in medicine and I was wondering if the job I get has to be related to this. I'm going to try and do volunteering this summer along with babysitting but what job should I get? I was thinking an acai bowl shop but I'm not sure if that will be okay.

Completed my 12th and want to be a psychiatrist through BA psychology . Is it possible?

I am a current senior going into a 4-year university, upcoming fall, to pursue my dreams of working in the medical field. I am still unsure of how I find my place in the medical field world. I've heard of behind-the-scenes doctors and those with patient care and want to know more.

Additional Information about me is I'm really passionate about healthcare. And I enjoy it because I'm helping other people, feel like their best self. At the moment I am working on obtaining my CNA license. And plan on going to college to become a PA this really interested me because not only...

I’m not sure how to continue my journey, or at least make it easier to come out of high school. I would like for my career to be in the medical field.

Is there extra training additional to the 2 years of PA school.

What are the things to do to study medicine?

I desire to be a good medical practitioner so as to save the life if many

What is the best way to succeed well in high school and what to do to be successful

What does the field of medicine entail?

I've noticed that mental health is a significant topic in our society today, and I'm eager to understand it better. I've heard differing perspectives, but I'd appreciate a real-life explanation of what mental health entails, beyond what textbooks offer. I understand mental health might vary...

if there is any affects what is some recommendations for that? is it more like time management or something more mental related>

Can one persue medicine with a degree in public health?

I am an eighth grader that is about to enter a job-preparation program. I've always loved science, especially this year now that I'm taking a regents-level biology class. However, I've always found myself questioning the way that people think, and trying to make a "map" of their brains inside...

I’m a Student trying to chase my dream in become a PN

I’m a freshman in high school who might be interested in joining the suicide prevention hotline but I can’t find any of the training requirements online. Does anyone know what you need to do and how many hours it takes to become a volunteer or an operator on the network?

How to become doctor

I am an 8th grader and ever since I was little I have been inspired by my family members to become a nurse.

i do not know what to study yet

I want to be a CNA so I would be asking these questions because I feel they would be good questions to ask.

I am an Asian high school graduate. I wish to study in a Canadian or US University. I want to be a surgeon. So I want to major in Biology and minor in Computer Science

I want to make sure I am asking the appropriate questions for a future interview. I plan on asking these questions when applying for a psychologist position.

Aftefr all the years of school you have done, do you regret doing any of it? Do you wish you could do LPN tasks instead of a RN task?

What inspired you to help others?

How to you remember all of the things you learned in medical school? What things did you do to remember everything? Are there any tips or tricks that I can use to remember things?

I am interested. in exploring this area and I'm wondering what its like in your case.

It seems like college is a huge waste of money and time to me.

Is there always action and always something to do in the health care industry? Is it entertaining and you're always up and moving?