Anna Bernal

Hi, I am a rising senior in high school. I was wondering how people decided on what specific specialty to pursue in the health care. I have always known I wanted to work in something related to health care, but I just don't know what to choose from all the options. If you could please share...

So for context I want to take Chemistry, Biology, Neuroscience, and Psychology In a University.

I am getting my CMA certificate soon and I want to go to college, I just don't know which one I should pursue.

i have always been interested in medicine

I am a sophomore in college. I have a great love for science such as, human anatomy and physiology, psychology, and other medical sciences. For a start, I would like to become a medical scribe to gain experience in the healthcare field.

I am in 11th grade right now. i want to become a nurse as soon as possible. can you explain it step by step? What is BSN, RN? How long does it take minimum to become a nurse?

what is required for one to become a vetenary doctor

Hello! Recently, I found out what I wanted my future career to be. Yet, I don’t really know if I should pursue a degree in Sonography or Radiology to become an Ultrasound Technician, specifically focusing on working in the OB/GYN unit?

What process do I have to go through to obtain a job shadowing position?

What helps you with not reaching a point of thinking you know everything? I find myself getting to a point of knowledge where I feel I don't need to obtain anymore; what helps with understanding there's a never-ending loop of learning?

I'm going to be a freshman in college this coming fall to pursue a Clinical/counseling degree, I would like to know if there are any job opportunities that I can apply for in the mental health field without any college degree, but at least a course requirement if it's needed since I want to...

I have always wondered how most patients are in the Medical Field. I have heard many stories about rude patient experiences. How did one handle it? What does one say?

As a student, I was wondering what things have you learned from your time in the medical field, or as a medical assistant. The medical field is one that I am interested in entering.

-Understand the specific requirements for CNAs
-Be sure to have a high school diploma
-Find a state-approved CNA training program at a community college or healthcare facility
-Successfully complete the required coursework and clinical hours
-Stay Motivated
-Don't give up

I need other information to be successful in my career