by Claire Carter
Editorial Assistant, Carnegie Communications
Midwives are known for offering a more personal approach to women's health care. They support and guide their patients before, during, and after childbirth.
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by Dr. Michael Brisman
Neurosurgeon
Are you motivated by challenges? Are you compassionate? Do biology and scientific knowledge inspire you? If that sounds like you, these tips can help you in your future in medicine.
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by Lisa J. Nogaj, Ph.D.
Director of Pre-professional Programs, Gannon University
What exactly does becoming a veterinarian entail? And what will your college years be like? Read on to find out.
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by Jasmine Howard
Freelance Writer
Looking for ways to get a leg up in your future career as a nurse? Volunteer work could be your ticket.
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by CollegeXpress
It's no secret that an advanced degree in nursing can take your career to new heights. This infographic shows just how high you can climb.
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by Terry Cottle, M.S.N., RN
Assistant Nursing Director
Scary fact: there's a shortage of nurses in the United States. But if you're considering a career in nursing, you could become part of the solution.
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by CollegeXpress
The human body encounters a phenomenal amount of wear and tear. Those who suffer major and minor physical problems may benefit from the attention of a physical therapist.
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by CollegeXpress
With the advances of modern medicine, people now live longer than ever before. A field with enormous potential, gerontology is the study of the biological, social, and psychological needs of the elderly.
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by Rita Trofino
Nursing Department Chairperson, Associate Professor, Interim Associate Dean of the School of Health Sciences, Saint Francis University
As a nurse, you will naturally find yourself at your patients' bedsides, caring for and comforting people when they need it most. But what does the work really entail? Get ready to take a peek at the future of this rewarding, dynamic career.
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