Cosmetology or Medical Assistant?
Being a RN/MSN I will say this. With the economy being what it is these days, You really want to go where the money is. Having your hair done is great and necessary but at times is something that we can do without, especially when there is no money. But I can assure you that you will never go wrong in the medical field. That is the one thing that I am certain of. I will always have work. If I want to take time off for myself I can and when I am ready to go back I can also. No trouble finding a job at all.As a matter of fact you will find them fighting over you. It is important to do what makes you happy. to be able to walk in the door where you work with a smile on your face. I love my job. I have been smiling about it for more than 20yrs. There is a nurse where I work and he is also a hair dresser. He only Works as a nurse for 3 /12 hr shifts a week and the rest of the time he cuts hair. So there is the best of both worlds.
Becoming dermatology registered nurse?
My good friend is a Derm and his nurse is indispensable. He freely admits that he can't function without her. Pooky's answer isn't wrong and is the case for many clinical derms. My friend's office does lots of in office procedures and his nurse has 30 years of experience. She does follow ups, mole checks, pre-op, post-op, and general stuff. All nurses graduate with a general degree in nursing. To be a clinic nurse, in most areas, you will need a BSN. You would then work in some general areas or try to get a new grad position in a multi-specialty group/clinic that has derm as well. Unless you are in a state that requires an esthetician license to run the machines, you don't need this degree. Start making contacts now. Do this via volunteer work and networking. And remember, you don't just meet physicians and nurses at hospitals and clinics - volunteers in these situations are usually not given the time of day. You meet them volunteering at random places, joining random hobby things, by being involved in a variety of things. My friend is a physician and avid about his health. He takes Yoga like 5 times a week. Get chatting with him and you all of a sudden know 100 physicians. My nurse friend volunteers to walk dogs at an animal shelter. Get to know her and all of a sudden you know 100 physicians and 100 nurses. Good Luck
Can our spirits be transferred to another person??? Especially when looking after say, a Sick Person?
I am truly grateful to you, Masterji, for this beautiful answer! I was expecting more chidings from you for being silly; but amazingly you have been kind and understanding enough to dip into your knowledge bank and come up with these highly lucid jewels. You are Godsend, if you'll allow me. I am not at all averse to this kind of homework...in fact it is something right up my street. I am mystified by such forces (and they play a lot with me! swirling twirling confusing!). Am glad for the introduction (forgive my cheekiness but my father-in-law's outward appearance has strong resemblance to the revered Abdul Baha...white flowing beard and covered head...but of course it ends there!). We have a Bahai Temple in Delhi, but I'm ashamed to admit that I know nothing about the community. There's so much to learn and life is seems so short. But somehow I feel everything comes to us at a proper time...all else is just a prelude....
Cosmetic dermatology vs. Medical Dermatology?
There is no formal separation, its just what you do in your practice and whatever you call yourself as your focus-the distinction is artificial. Your medical school and residency are the same and you are a "dermatologist". Once you are out, what you offer & do is up to you. A dermatologist is rarely on full time staff for a hospital, unless its a hospital based derm clinic, like at Kaiser.
My nails are thin, and they bend back and forth a lot. How do I get them to be thicker?
Take Calcuim Tablets Mine were just like that, not anymore. I saw a difference in just one weeks time. Still drink milk and eat yogurt
Which online college is good to earn a criminal justice degree?
There are several colleges that offer their programs online. They are taught by the same professors, the same course requirements- everything, as the the on-site program. There are several out there. Be sure to check and see that they are accredited. EKU is a really good program, and I believe their police science, corrections, and maybe their CJ program are online. While, I haven't completed any of these programs, a few of the schools that I have went to had programs such as these. Doc Martin... This is a response to a post regarding me. The people that work in the malls applying make-up generally aren't licensed. I was a medical esthetician in a plastic surgeons office- I performed medium depth chemical peels (lighter peels were performed by people under me and the deep ones were by the surgeon), laser hair removal, laser tattoo removal, lasers, and microdermabrasion. Yes, I am a Psychologist- and while I didn't specifically post that I had a doctorate, I did state I have an advance degree in psych- which I know could be a masters. But, I do have one. If you really want to know my qualifications are: BS Psychology, BA Criminology, Minor Special Ed- Morehead State University MEd Mental Health Counseling- Lindsey Wilson College MA Criminology- Western Ky University MS Criminal Justice- University of Cinci Ed.S. Learning/Behavior Disorders- University of Ky PhD Clinical Psychology- UK Certificates in Forensic Toxicology- UFL, Digital Forensics- Ashland Community College, Information Technology Security- Ashland Community College, ABA- University of Cinic,, Crime Analysis- Portland State University.
How many questions can you get wrong on California’s driver permit test and still pass?
Their website has 2 answers depending on age:Driver License and Identification Card InformationUnder How to apply for a provisional permit if you are under 18it says: Pass a traffic laws and sign test. There are 46 questions on the test. A passing score is at least 38 correct answers. You have three chances to pass the test. If you fail, you must wait 7 days before taking it again.How to apply for a driver license if you are over 18:You have three chances to pass the driving test. If you fail, you may practice for a while, then make another appointment. There is no waiting period, but you must make an appointment. If you fail to successfully complete the driving test on the first attempt, you must pay a $6 fee for each additional driving test that is administered under an application for an original or renewal driver license.I don’t think there’s any difference in how many written questions you have to get right if you’re over 18.The DMV website is your best authority on this. Home
What kind of jobs do transgender women have?
Transgender people sometimes emerge into the world of their cisgender peers and take up the mantle of mundane and ordinary jobs like rocket scientist or software engineer.Most of the rest of us, however, are busy perfecting our enchantments and curses:Magic is serious business and it’s not an easy thing to get yourself into a state where you can shift a person’s destiny with a few well chosen words. I mean, you folks didn’t really think we went through all the pain of transition just because of some burning inner desire to be our true selves did you? Transition is all about preparing yourself to be a powerful wielder of mystic arts!Okay, as much as I like to poke fun, here’s the truth: Trans people are people like everyone else. We have jobs. Some of us have glamorous jobs as models or actors or athletes. Some of us have prestigious jobs as executives, surgeons, film producers. Some of us have professional jobs like software engineer, teacher, designer. Some of us have jobs in retail, food service and contract labor.But the real tragedy is that many of us are unemployed, and many of us are under employed. That we’re four times as likely as the general population to live in extreme poverty. That 1 in 6 of us has turned to work in the underground economy to be able to survive (sex work, drug trafficking, etc.) That 1 in 5 of us has been homeless.Trans people can be found in just about any job or industry you can imagine but far too many of us aren’t able to achieve our potential because the discrimination trans people face is staggering. In many places it’s entirely legal to fire someone for being trans or to deny them the right to present at work as the gender they identify as. That trans people face significant amounts of harassment and abuse in their professional careers. That they’re passed over for promotions and advancement in favor of less capable cisgender peers. The reality is that too many trans people aren’t working the kinds of jobs they could be working if they weren’t trans and far too many of us have no job at all precisely because we’re trans.That’s the sad world we live in.