What health care careers are the most satisfying?
I plan on enrolling in college soon and I'm sure I want to do something in the health care field but I don't want to be unhappy with whatever I choose... So does anyone know what health care jobs have the highest satisfaction rate?
Please Help!!! Whats the best combination with accounting undergrad degree?
Do you have a company you want to work for in mind? Get to know their human resource department and ask what they suggest as their greatest need and what their suggestions might be for your career development. Find a company that fits your values...most importantly. Know what the company will help you accomplish in the way of a partnership to fulfill your hearts desire while solving their problems. This is important in order to fulfill your criteria. Stick to your criteria. Fulfilling your passions is important to your overall long term health: physically, spiritually, mentally and financially. Healthcare is is great need of people if you do not have a chosen industry. Auditing is a good field if you are confident in yourself. Every business is in need of checks and balances. Know your personal value system! Working for a privately owned company vs. public may help this stay in tact and less pressured to step outside of your value system. Take a look at these books and share them with your family when you complete them....The book Quarterlife Crisis introduced the problems twentysomethings face; the sequel Conquering Your Quarterlife Crisis solves them. Karen Schultz
Which job is better, Registered nurse, Physician Assistant or Occupational therapist?
you should go on another shadow at least for nurse or PA a nurse is a stressful job its quite busy so unless you are ready for odd hours and working at night and weekends i would recommend that job. unless you work in a clinic it might be a 9 to 5 job. if u work in a hospital it will be a stressful job. PA is basically the same hours and will be stresful but they make the most money. the work under the supervision of another doctor. Its more like being a doctor. nursing is more involved in patient care. I would go for Occupational therapy. its a fufilling career. better hourse, not as stressful. you have more time to plan and you work with long term patients typically. they make good money and do have to go thru all the **** nurses do. you underpaid and stressful job. i would say take out nursing and look into OT and PA more closely. dont rely on yahoo answers too.
I am trying to decide between going into Nursing or Occupational Therapy?
Well I would agree a nursing career would be much more stressful. You can become a nurse in 2-3 years by going to a community college and getting an Associate's Degree. Occupational therapy is probably going to be more competitive since at least a Master's Degree is required...which is generally 6 years of full time school. I believe that Nursing would give you more job security....everyone is always hiring nurses....we'll always need them. Nursing was my first career choice, but I backed out because of the needles...can't stand the needles! As far as salary, the 2 occupations are pretty similiar, with occupational therapy being slightly higher. I hope this helps and good luck!
Confused in selection between two engineering fields which one should I chose Mechanical or Civil engineering?
My plan is to complete my graduation and wait for 2-3 years before I do Masters.Then later on (maybe after 10 years) I want to join management of the company by taking some management courses. I do not want a job which requires me to exert physically all the time but i can exert occasionally.Which one of these fields has better scope and more interesting jobs ? Which of these fields have more highly paid jobs?