Jacob Taylor

Why did you decide to be a nurse practitioner and not a physician assistant?

I think them not teaching these things is pretty counterproductive to saying they want us to succeed

I am a high school freshman in ap human geography. Each night I have to read the textbook throughout the whole school week (total of 11-14 pages), or complete paper written packet and turn in the beginning of next class. And I sort of fall behind to catch up to finish work from my other classes.

I really wanna me a forensic anthropologist and I was wondering what college would be the best to study at

How do I gain just enough experience through exposure to a wide range of cloud and technological services and skills, without being too shallow in my understanding of or competence in all the respective fields of expertise to keep up with market trends. Do you recommend depth over breadth or...

What are some of the challenges a new employee might face as a psychiatrist? What were some challenges you had to face during your initial weeks at the company and how did you overcome them?

What are the parts of the job that are not commonly talked about or considered taboo?

Do psychiatrists use IT skills at all? If so, what specific skills might be necessary? Are there any certifications that might be useful for the career path?

What are the steps ( in chronological order) to becoming a psychiatrist? I understand that one must achieve a bachelor's degree, go to med-school, and complete a residency, but I am not sure what order these steps should be taken in.

While researching the career field, I found out that there are sub-fields of psychiatry. I am aware of the following: - Addiction Psychiatry - Geriatric Psychiatry - Pediatric Psychiatry - Neuropsychiatry What do these sub-fields mean? Are there other sub-fields I should be aware of? How does...

What difficulties might one face in trying to become a psychiatrist? How might they overcome them?

How long does it usually take people to realize what they want or have interest in in college when they don't have any in highschool?

What kind of education do you need to become a neurosurgeon?

I am an intern at North Point High School, for Cisco Networking Academy. I am finding a remote job that pays well for a student, while I get the learning I need.

I want to work closely with newborns and babies, but I also love the idea of having my own psychology practice within my daycare. I'm not sure where to start.

Im in 9th grade and trying to decide what specialty program to take is working in law enforcement fun and exciting? Is it a dynamic environment that feels rewarding?