how many opportunities and gaps in healthcare because i mission is to launch telerehabilitation ,digital health and online treatment in pakistan and then over the world ?
What skills should I focus on developing to successfully build and scale a digital healthcare startup?
recommendation letters?
Hello! I have a question and would really appreciate your advice. I need recommendation letters for some programs, but in my country they aren't very common, so it's difficult to find teachers who have experience writing them. Would it be acceptable if I explained my academic record and achievements to a teacher, provided evidence and supporting documents, and then asked them to evaluate whether I deserve a recommendation letter based on that information? If anyone has experience with this or has been in a similar situation, I would be very grateful for your advice. Thank you!
How do i select a career path in biochemistry?
I am Ella, a third year biochemistry student in KNUST.I am really interested in research and curious about science. Please i would love to know some real life career paths in biochemistry aside research and some various soft skills as a biochemist and some area i can further in .Thank you.
what trade you pick ,and how do you like it?
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Do you think plastering is a good trade for a woman why or why not?
18 want to do plastering.
why you recommend for young women to start nursing school young?
Im 17 and i want to be a Lpn
will having a BA in psychology instead of a BS affect my career of trying to be a psychiatrist
my career goal is to be a psychiatrist but i just realized my major says BA in psychology instead of BS in psychology. will that affect my career or anything with getting into med school?
What can I do to make my criminal justice and criminology degree more valuable or just make sure I can find a job with it?
I’m getting my bachelors in criminal justice and criminology in a year and everyone is just now telling me it’s useless. I’m really scared because I’m not sure what I can really do right after graduation to get a job. I’m planning to go to law school but I need a job in the meantime. What can I do to make my degree valuable and make sure I’m able to find a job?
What did you do to discern what career to pursue?
I’m a high school senior, and I’m currently undecided on what major to pursue in college. I’ve always loved playing guitar and singing, but I’m unsure if this will be a secure career for me if I’d also like to attend college. So I’ve looked to engineering, even though the most engineering I’ve done was during middle school. I’ve looked into sound engineering and also I’ve gotten curious about biomedical engineering, because I think it’d be cool to program robots or design new tech in the medical field. I just want to have a stable career after college, so I want to make sure I choose a major that I’ll love but will also grant me financial security.
What are the ways to get a fully funded PhD in Australia?
I'm a fresh graduate of the University of Moratuwa in facilities management. I have a GPA of 3.8. I have a plan to do my PhD in Australia. Please guide me on this matter.
What career route should I go for PA school?
My goal is to get into PA school and become a physician assistant. I currently work at a senior care facility as a front desk receptionist, but there are openings for caregiver positions. I’ve emailed a few PA programs to ask whether the caregiver role would count as patient care experience. Two programs said it would count, while one said it would not, and I’m still waiting to hear back from others. I don’t have a CNA certification, and honestly, caregiving is not something I’m very interested in. I would prefer a role where I could take vitals and perform more clinical tasks. I’ve applied to medical assistant positions that do not require certification, but I haven’t had any luck, and getting a CMA certification is very expensive. I’m unsure whether I should take the caregiver opportunity to begin gaining patient care hours (that may possibly not count) or wait for a position that is more closely related to medical assisting and get certified. I would really appreciate any honest advice.
Is it possible to have a Pass in Mathematics and still eye scholarships in abroad or other countries ? How slim is it? What is the best advice you can give me?
I studied Mathematics in a prestigious institution and I tried holding on to 2:2 (Second class lower) right from 100-300 level but as life and situations will have it I finished with a Pass (3rd class). Dreams felt impossible and I scared of the next step to take.