Rachel Gilmer

I hear many different answers so I was wondering if someone could help me learn about their hours or schedule.

Hello! I am currently a sophomore really set on becoming a CNM since junior high, I want to apply to West Mec for my remaining time as a medical assistant to get taught the basics. I’m really confused on what to do or study after graduating high school in order to be a nurse midwife ? Please help !

how can I study abroad while getting a BSN in college and what schools would have this program?

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...

I’ve always wanted to become a nurse , it’s been one of my biggest dreams and I’ve always wanted this career but I really need some tips on how to become one .

Im in my last year of undergrad and it’s hitting me that I’ve always been interested in healthcare but never thought of a focus. I want to pursue a 2 year program. Any tips?

How do I pursue a nursing career with no knowledge in science

I'm from Job Corps asking what's the best trade in ur opinion and what trade did you pick? and how long were you here for? And who was ur fav teacher in this school?

I am 18 years old and will be going into the rehabilitation field. I am currently taking a course for this career path and wanted to hear your story of handling patients.

I'm starting my trade in CMA soon and I'm a bit hesitant and am wondering if I should pursue it or not. I'm wondering if it's worth the work.

I am searching for a school that provides an ADN program around northern California, but I felt they are mostly requesting to graduate from LVN.
Is there any ADN program that I can attend after graduating high school?

I want to go into a healthcare and nursing career but I would like to know some things about being an intern before starting college.

What things should you consider and what classes would be the on the priority list to take? I discovered that my university has no nursing program and only has pre-nursing program which is not that clear which made me stumble upon community colleges and many people encouraging it.

I'm curious about what schedules typically look like in terms of a typical day- how many hours do you work, how many hours of overtime is expected, and how much time do you have outside of work. I am also curious about general day to day responsibilities- does the environment change often or is...

Was the process worth where you're at now? I'm head strong at the fact that I'd never want to spend my life doing a career that didn't teach me anything or benefit my life in some way.