Dermatologist
Dermatology
is the branch of medicine dealing with the nails, hair, skin and its disease.
It is a specialty with both medical and surgical aspects. A dermatologist treats
diseases, in the widest sense, and some cosmetic problems of the skin, scalp,
hair and nails.
Duties and
Responsibilities: Treat patients who are interested in improving their skin
condition.
Salary:
$202,468 for all dermatologists
Education:
Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy degree, plus four years of clinical training and
a residency
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Reflection: I
would like to become a dermatologist because it seems interesting. Also I would
like to become a dermatologist because they get paid a good amount of money. Last,
I would like to become a dermatologist because I will like to help people with
their skin care.
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ReplyDeleteI think that becoming a dermatologist would be a great career. I had no idea that they were able to treat patients as well as diagnose it. Something that really seems interesting is that there is so much schooling that goes into that kind of career. This would make for a great second option for those who aren't sure what to do in the medical field. http://www.villagedermatologyandskinrejuvenation.com
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