Rita Chuang

I want to become a psychiatrist and not be in my 30's or mid 30's. My goal is to try to be a young psychiatrist.

I have a question for doctor what is your salary

My friend is really interested in both human and animal medicine, and they’ve been wondering about the differences between treating animal patients and human patients. They’re also curious if it’s possible to pursue both fields, or if the skills and knowledge required are so distinct that...

I graduated high school but didn't go straight into college for what I wanted then, I worked as a caregiver until I decided it wasn't for me. I do love the healthcare and taking care of elderly ones but it wasn't enough for me. I'm looking into CMA or MMA which one will make me happy?

I'm in the San Jose Job Corps program and I'd like to be a medical assistant but my long-term goal is to be a radiologic tech. the preferred order I'd like to do is medical assistant, LVN/LPN, phlebotomy, then radiologic tech.

Hi! My name is Ari and I am a lead medical assistant in an oncology clinic, and I have been a MA since 2017. I have done everything from back of the house to front of the house to running the floor and managing other medical assistants. I am currently in school and hoping to get into the...

Should I continue with 4 years of piano through high school or 4 years of German? I am a freshman choosing my courses for next year and I do not know whether to continue both piano and German (I already have the required credits for both) or take another AP Class (I was thinking of AP Psych or...

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internships, degrees, tips?

I have a 4.25 GPA, 1532 SAT, and a 34 ACT. I am taking 6 AP classes, in 2 honor societies, participate in sports, and very involved music.

I am currently a freshman in high school and passionate about neonatal health, medical research, and chemistry. I hope to pursue a career in the medical field, specifically in neonatology, and I’m eager to gain hands-on experience early on. I was wondering what the best ways for a high school...

I am currently a junior in highschool, I do not know what Id want to be in the future and college seeming what is most likely knowing what to major in is also something I'm not sure of.

I am a high school senior living in Virginia, and I aspire to become a doctor. I have received my college admissions results, and I have been accepted to the following schools: George Mason University James Madison University Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) University of Washington I...

student from job corps

I want to help people and work in a fast paced environment but just don't know what I should be aiming for.

how do i begin a journey in medicine after high school?

I feel my calling is in medicine, surgeon to be specific but I actually don,t do well at school. I'm wondering which subjects i should concentrate on to get to medical school after highschool?

how to be a doctor and an engineer?

in high school now

Hi, I’m a student researching careers for a school project. I’m looking for someone from any field who would be willing to answer my questions about their profession. I’m interested in learning about your career and would appreciate it if you could do so. To fulfill the requirements of my...

I know there is a lot of them I just want to know a little bit more

I’m a junior in high school, struggling to choose whether I want to be a nurse or doctor. I’ve been looking into careers like an RN, Nurse Practitioner, PA, OBGYN, Internal Medicine, Neurology, and many more. I wouldn’t mind schooling and training for a few years because I enjoy learning about...

what do you need to become a pediatrician?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for ways to make my medical school application stand out beyond just grades. I love helping my community and want to find opportunities that give me both medical experience and a chance to give back. I’ve been thinking about reaching out to medical non-profits for...

How do you become a doctor pediatrics

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Being an ER Doctor comes with a lot of challenges, i'm wondering how people deal with the mental/emotional side of these challenges. Are Doctors trained for this? or is this something people have to learn when the time comes?

I'm a 16 year old highschool junior that has been currently thinking about going into nursing as a career, but I always hear about how horrible and stressful the job is. I just want to know if it's really worth it, because I know it is something I'd want to do but at the same time I don't want...

I would to know more about my career path

why is a right career difficult to find?