Q: What do you do day to day in your career in the
medical field?
A: I take care of patients by administering
medication and doing procedures such as room cleansing, dressing, and helping
the patients with their daily activities.
She is an ER nurse and rounder, so she is basically
in charge of taking care of all of the patients daily needs.
Q: Why did you choose to go into healthcare?
A: I have always been interested in science and the
medical field so that I can help others.
Helping people that are in need is also my main reason
for pursuing a medical career.
Q: What are some of the perks of being in your
career?
A: I have a flexible schedule, it is a good paying
occupation and it gives me an opportunity to make a difference in people’s
lives.
Making a difference in people’s lives is one of the
most amazing feelings ever and that’s what I hope to work up to.
Q: If you could go back to college, would you change
your profession?
A: Yes, I would be a pharmacist because I have
always had a love for chemistry.
I asked this question to get a better understanding
of what are some of the best medical fields to go in to.
Q: What are some different medical fields that you
might have chosen and why?
A: I would have been either a pharmacist because of
my love for chemistry or become a medical doctor to further my healthcare
career in the diagnostic area.
This gave me a new perspective on different areas in
the healthcare field.
Q: Do you regret anything about your pathway in
medical school?
A: I regret not furthering my education to obtain a
medical degree.
I take this into consideration because I want to be completely
satisfied with my education when I finish college.
Q: How do different medical fields or departments
interact with each other to reach a common goal?
A: Different departments use a collaborative approach
to communicate amongst respective divisions to achieve a common goal for our
mutual patient.
This answer helps me to get a better understanding
of how different medical positions intertwine.
Q: What is the most difficult part of your job?
A: The extreme physical demands of bedside nursing,
such as lifting and moving patients.
This makes me think about the negatives that go
along with certain medical fields.
Q: What is the most rewarding part of your job?
A: The most rewarding part of my job is helping a
patient achieve better health outcomes by providing for all their psychosocial
needs.
Psychosocial needs include being there for the patient
emotionally not just physically.
Q: If you could change anything about the medical
field what would you change?
A: I would change Obama Care, because I believe that
massive regulation and overreaching of the government will make healthcare less
efficient and detrimental to the health of the patients.
I strongly agree with Mrs.Price’s beliefs, due to
the negative comments I heart frequently from medical professionals.
