Jarod

Life sucks. Admit it. This earth is so screwed up. Why would God want to put someone through life on this earth?

If God has a plan for all of us (which religous people say) and our death is his (God's) will, does that mean that doctors, nurses and EMT's are all disrespecting God and going against his wishes, Sinning?

Explain this to me.

If they become an RN, get a BSN and also complete all their state's requirements to teach, do you think they can teach health class or science in high school or middle school?

Many people claim that becoming a CRNA is difficult. And I'm not saying it is not difficult, because I am sure it is, but it can't be harder than medical school?

Am I right or do you claim CRNA school is harder than Medical School?

I am 17 and from a town called Lubbock TX. 250,000 people, and I want to move to NYC after HS. What are your thoughts on this? How do I do this? Where Can I live? How do I find a place to live before I move?

I am going to get an EMT-Basic Certification so I can work in a hospital ER and then I plan to go to nursing school.

I am very confused. What should I do?

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I want to become a nurse. However, I don't know if I should go to a community college and get an associate RN then go to a university and complete a RN-BSN program...

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Go straight ahead into a four year major university and pursue a BSN?

The reason I am having trouble deciding is because if I don't want to go straight into a four year program I feel like I would be missing out on the whole "college life" and college experiences?

Is the whole crazy party college life over rated or a time that should be taken advantage of and remembered forever?

Please help!

I am a teenager considering a career in law enforcement. My personality type is ESTP, you can search this in google and find out a little more about it if you want to really help. This personality type is the type that can and enjoys "putting out fires," not literally though.

I don't want to be a firefighter. If you think a police officer's job is boring, what is a career, where you never know what's going to happen that day? A career where just about everyday has a little something different in it.

An example of what I am talking about is like a trauma nurse who works in a Level I Trauma Facility, the ER.

Any help is greatly appreciated and Thank you in advance.

I am a teenager about to graduate high school. I am very interested in the medical field but don't know if I am smart enough to join in on it. My dad is in the stock market and is the day trading type. He gets a hold of a Forbes recommended stock every month and then sells and makes a little "side money" which I know means quite a bit of money to a teenager at least.

But what I really want to know is if he teaches me how to use all the tools with Fidelity, and assuming he gives me a substantial amount of money in the fidelity account, can I become a long term stock holder and not even have to go to college to make a very good annual income? What's the likelihood of this?

Please help. Ten points for the best answer.

Professionals only please.

I have shadowed an MDA, an anesthesiologist, multiple times and it seems that they do the exact same thing over and over again.

If you claim that this job isn't boring, then my next question is: Is being a CRNA provide as much excitement as being an ER/Trauma Nurse?

Ten points for the best answer.

Thanks in advance.

I am a male, currently work at a hospital and I love the fast paced, constantly changing energy about the ER. I have wanted to work in the medical field ever since I had to go to the ER when I was a freshman in HS (I am now a senior). I would also enjoy the pay these professionals receive.

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Should I become a middle school science teacher. Since I am a senior, everyone is talking about what they want to do and become.

Everyone, my teachers and friends, say that they all see me as a middle school science/math/english teacher. They all say I have that type of personality, that I know how to connect with kids but still know how to be a difficult but fair and balanced teacher. Also that I have great communication skills.

I think that both of these professions would be great and I believe that I would enjoy being a teacher more but a teacher's salary for me isn't satisfying enough.

My personality type is an ESTP. Look this up on google and see what you think matches me best. HELP!

I am looking for this class everywhere but I cannot find it. Any suggestions? The class is called Bariatric Surgery 101? PLEASE HELP.

What is Erase free space on mac's disk utility and what is the likelihood that files erased using this can be recovered if you are using 7-pass and 35-pass? Can these files be recovered using sophisticated equipment such as the government uses. Please be as complex as you can be as this is for an essay.

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Is working as an ER nurse classified as acute care? If so, is this how the CRNA admissions committee classifies it?

Healthcare professionals only please.

List your source.

If I get a Bachelor's of Education, and have a 3.25 GPA or better, what's the likelihood of getting into medical school?

In other words, I know how to become an EMT-Basic, but could I work in the ambulance and complete college courses at the same time?

I am a high school student wanting to become a physician but just want to have something to fall back on just in case I can't get into med school or I fail or something. Please help. If you can, wouldn't this be the same as someone already doing pre-med and majoring in something or would doing this be unrealistly difficult?