<p>I am a big fan of Myers-Briggs - it can help you understand your preferred ways of working and how you work with others. I think the problem with Myers-Briggs results with a 16 yr old is the answers they give might be influenced a bit (what they think you want to hear, what they think a normal 16 yr old should answers…) because they aren’t as self-aware/confident as say a 30 yr old. But what Myers-Briggs won’t tell you is specific vocations.</p>
<p>If she’s interested in medicine - is there a shadowing program locally? I know beyond volunteering (which is mostly grunt work), our local hospital has a shadowing program for a day with drs. in different specialties and also some nursing-camp type thing where you shadow nurses.</p>