Megan Jackson BSN, RN

I am a senior in high school right now, but I feel extremely drawn to the field of psychology and mental health treatment. How do I know I have what it takes to be a psychiatrist? What types of characteristics do psychiatrists need to have to be successful?

Every time I do projects for school about jobs, I always pick nurse. However, there are many types of nurses that require different degrees. What are the main and important degrees or skills I should have in order to work in healthcare? Why would those degrees be important in my career life?

I'm a 10th grader who always had an itch to take the career path of nursing and my school is offering grade school so I wanted to know if it’ll be a great way to get started without having to go to college.

Im brittany im 23 and im doing my GED so i was wondering while your in college can you work at a hospital im wanting to be a cna #nursing #healthcare #nursing-education #cna

Hello, I am a rising junior in New York, NY. I'm a driven and hardworking high school student who is set on anesthesiology as my future profession. I realize this is a very advanced topic, and so I'm focusing on starting with the basics, and am looking for opportunities/internships to maybe...

Is it possible to become an oncologist and a radiologist and can you be both at the same time?

Im currently a sophomore signing up for my junior classes, i have 3 blanks im filling with college classes, there are 5-6 “nurse” programs to choose from but i dont know which one to select as i want to be a doctor. Im using the ccp program.

how much does a nusre make a year

Hello, I am a college student that has been attending college for nearly a decade without an associate's due to indecisiveness. With 5 years of pharm tech experience and wanting to stay in medical, any suggestions on what to pursue? Preferably within the medical field that's not nursing....

I am interested in NP school, but I have no idea where to start. Other than the online application process, I wonder what else is involved.

Other than the undergrad general education classes and the RN & BSN core courses...

I am in the process of getting my MA but my main goal is to become a registered nurse so I was wondering if doing both at the same time would be too much on my plate.

I have an A+ in forensics and we are learning about blood splatter

Is it going to make me super anxious and make me completely sleep deprived as people say?

Do you need different types of school or another type of education to be an doctor?