Jacob+Langford

​​​ I'm wanting a career in the medical field, but i'm still debating on whether I should go straight to college and become a nurse practitioner and travel with my job, or become a medic in the army and further expand my knowledge of nursing there. Then go back to school and already have good money from being with the army and become a nurse practitioner and work at one specific place and settle down. media type="youtube" key="zoB64P6KXR4" height="344" width="425" __//**​**//__ About My Career: In the career I choose, Traveling Nurse Practitioners travel where ever they may be needed in the world to help patients. But a great way to travel and be a medic is the army. And in that case you could possibly loose your life. Why I Chose This Career: To travel and to help others around the world. Skills Required: High self esteem, understanding of others, care and a wide range of medical skills and if it deals with the army you need a strong heart. Education Required: Biology, Anatomy, Chemistry, Physiology, Health care and some literature. Math Used in Career: To be able to tell how much of something you may me giving out. Such as the amount of medicine or the amount of milligrams in pills you may be giving to some one. Resources: www.healthecareers.com/jobs/**nursing** Google images, Militaryhealthstaffers.com, youtube.

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How do I get from here to there? Well, I'll start with high school. Make good grades for a scholarship and while i'm at that I would take the required classes to help me with my career so colleges would more than likely accept me and see that I really am trying hard and that I am serious about what I'm doing. When I have all this done, I will start to find a college that will lead me to succes in my career, finish college and last but not least. Start working!