Perry Zuckerman

I'm a level three biomedical engineering student at the University of Zimbabwe

I'm presently pursuing my CMA credentials through Job Corps training. I wanted to know what it's like to work in any CMA department.

12th grade was the last grade I was in.

how can i find a good career

I want to be able to further my career and find new things to be interested in

I'm pursuing an associate's degree for Nuclear Medicine, what should I expect while following this career path?

what are something you can do to in a good medical school and what are something you can do to improve your chances is getting in to these good medical schools

I'm currently a junior in high school and a dual-enrollment student with my local community college. We did an assignment in the CC where we needed to plan out how exactly we would transfer to a four year university. When doing so, I was looking at the college I would like to go to and in their...

I would like to go into the medical field and become a doctor of some sort. My top choice is a pediatric surgeon or a children psychologist. I do lots of clubs and play sports.

Social anxiety is overwhelming my life and despite trying everything, it still makes me feel isolated at school and affects my studies. I try to push myself out of my comfort zone.I try to push myself, but often end up feeling ignored everytime and everyday, which only deepens my loneliness...

Is being a psychiatrist mentally draining and exhausting? You're with people everyday at probably their lowest points of their lives, but you get to help them grow and get better. One one hand it is extremely rewarding, but I feel like it may get overwhelming a lot of the time. Is this true,...

I am really interested in the field of mental health and psychology. I know psychiatrists can prescribe medication while psychologists can't, but is there any other major difference between the two careers? Is it worth the 4 years of medical school just to be able to prescribe drugs, or is...

I always want to become a heart surgeon or a neurosurgeon because my mom was always a PA and I always wanted to follow her steps.

Hello! I’m thinking of going into the medical Field when I’m older but during 10th grade I had a hard time with chemistry. I wanted to know how to get better in chem and if this is a common thing or if I’m just slow.

Most people around me talk bout medical school being hard or dropping out after barely passing the M-cap but is there a specific major that could give you an upper hand in this process?