Craig Moye

I've always had a hard time getting interviews, how hard is it to get a job once you're a certified #EMT? #emergency-medicine #medicine

i dream to be a doctor in Emergency Medicine in Miami, Florida and i would love to know what the work environment is like. #doctor #medicine #emergency-medicine #emergency-room

I am a first year college student who wants to go into the medical field. I am aware that the medical field can be straining emotionally. However I am really curious as too how strong or "cold-blooded" I may have to be. #doctor #nurse #emergency-medicine #paramedic

I've always watched er shows and it seems like there pretty busy but to know from someone with a real experience is better to know #doctor #nursing #emergency-medicine

I feel as though my true passion lies in administration and I aspire to incorporate health policy and science into my future career as well. In order to attain a job in health administration and potentially get into a good graduate school, I am questioning which bachelor's degree I should...

I am a junior in high school, so I am still trying to figure out my interests, but my favorite subjects are English and sciences.

To understand the company's values, management, leadership styles, and the approach in which they take to solve challenges and treating their employees in that particular occupation.

When is a good time to start and begin the schooling for becoming a pharmacist?

I'm currently a freshman taking all the basic classes. I want to become in a bio-med major, what are some good classes to take in hs to prepare myself?

what steps and schooling do I have to go through to become a neonatal nurse/ pediatrician?

what are your main responsibilities as a pediatrician?

What are good college majors to go into for anesthesiologists?

what certificates will i need to become a certified nursing assistant?

Over this past summer I did an internship at Boston Children Hospital, working with the Pathology department. During that time, I was able to spend with Pathology, i viewed many career paths within Pathology. However, one that stood out to me was a Physician Assistant. Unfortunately, I was not...

I have an idea of what I want to pursue in the medical field, but is there any way that I can ensure it is the right choice before I plan to study it?

If you're a first-gen and you have immigrant parents who wanted you to become a doctor, how did you come to terms with/and find yourself wanting to be in the medical field, rather than just going into it because your parents told you?