Career questions tagged health
Health involves the well-being of ones physical, mental, and social self. Many careers can assist someone in those areas. Some popular careers include a medical doctor, psychologist, and personal trainer. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
What kind of health related issues will I learn during health inspections??
I somewhat know about health related issues/health inspections with food safety but I don't know everything so I hope I learn more than I already know
How can i learn more about health care skills?
can i learn more about health care skills?
How do I become a sonographer with a degree in health science instead of diagnostic medical sonography/sonographer and ultrasound technician?
I want to become a sonographer but there are not many programs in my state that offer that major. I am going to go into a health science major but I do not know where to go from there.
Which career has the most mental health problems?
I want to eliminate depression prone careers
What type of mental state should you be in in order to work as a paramedic?
I'm Ashe. I'm a 16-year-old and I'm working toward being a paramedic. I've had a lot of mental health issues in the past and I know that any job can take a toll on a person, but I want to know how paramedics take care of their mental health as well as others.
About how many patients do you see a day as a PT?
How many patients or appointments do you have a day as a physical therapist. I am a sophomore in high school and hoping to become a physical therapist.
Which is better becoming a physical therapy assistant, or a LPN?
I have a little bit of background in both areas and I want to know which route I should pursue and which one would be worth my time. I was in PTA school but then I was dropped and I couldn’t pass my tease test for nursing, but I am willing to keep going and not give up. Just want to get some ideas on which path I should take.
What classes should I take to become a dentist?
What classes should I take as a sophomore to make me successful. I would love to go into health sciences (dentistry/ortho)
Should I be an OBGYN or a midwife?
I really want to be an OBGYN or midwife, but I don't know which one is more suited to what I want to work as. I am really caring and want to deliver babies and take care of the patients but I am also really interested in helping plan the delivery and checking up on the patient. Which would be better for me and how can I see the difference?
What is the experience like for dietitians working directly with patients?
I am transitioning to a new career and returning to school to pursue a degree in dietetics, to become a registered dietitian. I'm curious to know what it's like to work in this field. Do dietitians enjoy their roles, particularly when working directly with patients in a clinical setting? What are some common challenges they face?
People in the Medical field or Veterinarians, how did you do it?
Was it hard? How did you push through? And what is the hardest thing about the job?
Which major is best for someone who wants to become a future dermatologist and why exactly?
Currently a high school rising senior, 16 year old, applying to college soon!