Redwood Park, CA

What is something you wish you knew before getting into the medical field?

I play sports, instruments and am willing to learn anything to get a scholarship but what would be my highest chances?

I want to become a physical therapist but I want to plan now so I know what to expect when I actually start to go through that plan.

Are there certain patients to be wary about? Will I learn about all the different types of nursing codes?

Does the schedule differ depending on the nursing assistant?

Whether it be knowledge of tools or software skills. Or working conditions, schedule, and challenges.

I am interested in what exactly physicists do on a day-to-day basis and what it really looks like doing what they do and how they do exactly what they do it because their career fascinates me.

I will always be interested In being a physicist and I would want to be more aware of the job and the projects that go more in dept of being a professional physicist.

What else should I know to before entering in this field as its intreging and I would like to learn more about it.

I just don't know why there isn't more safety for the respiratory system when it comes to welding, I know it's easier said than done but there should be mask requirements to help welders live a longer life. I understand that it will have higher costs but it lets people live longer instead of...

I'm curious about a full day of work for a welder. I understand that it's a long time but is it one job a day or one job for multiple days? Do you have to travel a lot to different jobs or is it in one place?

Just want to know what kind of tools welders use, does it determine what job they do? Does it determine the environment they are working in? I am just trying to know.

Is it hard or easy or in the middle

How can I better increase my chances of winning scholarships when writing essays?

I'm currently a student at job corps Sanjose I'm studying in sacerity but I'm not sure if I need to continue to collage or began in FBI academy