Thứ Năm, 25 tháng 6, 2020

Dermatologist or Esthetician?

I am very concerned about this problem, now i want to give some update on my situation

My dermatologist after analysis found parasites(demodex) on my face and says i need to apply remedy on my face, it contains (alcohol + antibiotics) and take some vitamin A+B , Zinc

And today i visited Esthetician , and she says no medicine is needed and analysis. Because the roots of Acne vulgarisis is already known thing, and it has nothing to do with your organism. so she told me i need Face cleaning + pimple popping , and all sort of masks, home treatment, etc. My friends who had severe acne recommended me her, because she was only one who could help them.

Also another dermatologist told me to take Accutane, but i decided to use it as last resort.

Now i cant decide whose advice to take Dermatologist over Esthetician? Or other way around



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Thứ Tư, 24 tháng 6, 2020

[Question - Other] Healthcare administration fellowship as a nurse?!?

I’m currently a nurse and thinking about getting my MBA or MBA/MHA. I was wondering with my previous background of being an ICU nurse, on leadership committees and being a charge nurse (small leadership role in unit) how competitive would I be transitioning to a fellowship role post masters.

Downsides I see to fellowships are money. I could transition to pharmacy, consulting or medical devices for over $100,000 first year after grad school. However the upside of being apart of a competitive fellowship is great and could potentially lead to executive roles which I would be aiming for.

For those that are in fellowships, applying to them or have gone through them can you tell me a little more about pros and cons?



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