I have a list of question for anyone in the medical field?(please help me by answering all the questions)?

Question

1.Where did you go to college? why did you go there?
2.At what point did you decide to become a (your profession)?
3.How did you get your job?
4.what part of the job do you find the most satisfied? Most challenging?
5.On a typical day in that position, what do you do?
6.What kind of courses are most valuable in order to gain the skills necessary for success in this occupation? (distinguish between courses which are desirable and those which are indispensable.)
7.What kind of work/internship experience would employers look for in a job application?
8.Are any co-curricular activities recommend?
9.What are the main or most important personal characteristics for success in this field?
10.What are the salary ranges for various levels in the fields?
11.How do you see jobs in this field changing in the future?
12.What advice can you offer to new college students?

Answer 1

Wow, lots of questions. Here are some answers:

1. I went to Deaconess College of Nursing because I received a scholarship. Received my Masters from Saint Louis University because it accepted financial aid from my work.
2. I didn't decide until after my first year of college...knew I wanted medical, just didn't know which field.
3. I worked there going grunt work prior to receiving my first job, after grad school, did a lot of traveling consulting before arriving at the job in administration that I have now.
4. That changes from day to day
5. That changes from day to day
6. The curriculum dictated what I took

OK, was tired after this many...

Answer 2

Man, you are asking someone to write a BOOK and I doubt anyone will take the time. Try asking this information one question at a time.

I went to the University of Pennsylvania, because I thought it was the best dental school within 500 miles of home.