Richard A.
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How did you become a surgeon and what are some pathways to get there?
#medicine #surgery #surgeon
Does it take longer to become a cardiothoracic surgeon?
In high school i was interested in how the organs of the body function and how to fix them. I took and Medical class freshman year, learning about first aid and treating hurting people and what to do in certain situations. I took health science as well and that taught me the different parts of...
What is the best path to medical school
I graduated from high school in Mexico in 2017. I’m attending a community college, this is my first quarter.
I would love advice in what path to take
Thank you
#college #medicine #premed #healthcare
how many hours will i have to work everyday?
many people have good schedules. i don't know what might happen everyday. #medicine #college #science
What's the relationship among staff, nurses, and doctors?
#medicine #doctor #nursing
How would you rate yourself in communicating with patients-- and with families?
#career-details #medicine #doctor
Should freshmen look into internships?
I am only a first year in college and am deciding whether to continue with my well paying nannying job or boost my resume with an internship. #jobs #internships #freshman
This question is for lawyers, Do you see the same types of cases again and again?
Is there variety in the type of work that you do? #law #lawyer
Who do I ask for letters of recommendation?
I'm a little confused on what I need to do in order to get letters of recommendation. How should I go about asking someone if they are willing to write a letter for me? Also, should I pick teachers from main subjects like math or English or can I ask my art and drama teachers? #art #writing
I don't know what to write in my college essay
I can't think of anything interesting in my life that'll be beneficial for writing a college essay. #writing #creative-writing
Does anyone have any tips for writing college essays and personal statements?
#college #writing #college-admissions #college-advice
Given that being a writer might mean that one would earn little income, should people still pursue writing as a career?
#writing #author #creative-writing What jobs to land on with a degree in creative writing?