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An obstetrician is someone who works with expecting mothers throughout their pregnancy, during childbirth, and into postpartum. A gynecologist is a physician who specializes in women's reproductive health & also pregnancy. They specialize in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases & disorders that affect women such as breast cancer, cervical cancer, and menopause.

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1.)Sociability/empathy/communication skills
2.) A fondness for demanding & difficult work
3.) Cooperativeness
4.) Problem solver
5.) Leadership

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Reconstructs and improves the physical appearance of a patient by performing cosmetic and reconstructive surgery

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Precision
Flexibility
Comparison
Critical thinking
Good judgment

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A bachelor's degree and Doctor of Medicine.
Process: earn a bachelor's degree, complete medical school, earn a license, complete a plastic residency, and consider a fellowship in a sub-specialty.

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50 hours of approved and take it every 2 years

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Required in all states and board certification from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Credentials: participation in educational classes and training.

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General hospitals
Clinics
Private offices

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Average: $300,818

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Job growth from 18%-20% between 2012-2022

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American Society of Plastic Surgery
American Board of Plastic Surgery
Benefits: retirement benefits, educational subscriptions, and educational meetings.

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Medical care for infants, children and young adults. Diagnose and treat illnesses and diseases.

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Caring
Positive
Patient
Precise
Loving

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M.D. or O.D. are required to become a pediatrician

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60 units every 3 years. Tales a total of 3 years.

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Must complete medical school. Must pass a national exam to obtain your doctor's license.

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Complete undergraduate school, complete medical school, and then 3-7 years of residency

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General Hospitals
Private offices
Public health clinics
Clinics

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$197,000 a year

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10% from 2014-2024

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Hospitals like St. Jude and St. Joseph
Benefits: good pay and personal knowledge

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Crime scene investigators and laboratory analysts

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Detail oriented
Patient
Precise
Communication
Analytical thinking

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Bachelor's degree and master's degree recommended
Process: undergraduate programs, graduate college, and extensive lab work

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There are none

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Undergraduate or graduate certification
ABC certification
NCIC certification
No license or registration required

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Crime scenes
Labs
Court
FBI
Medical examiners offices

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$56,706 annually

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27% between 2014-2024

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American Academy of Forensic Science
American Chemical Society

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Healthcare worker who diagnose and treatments to patients who have sustained injuries to their muscles and bones. Mostly work with athletes and under direction of a physician.

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Decisive
Calm
Observant and exact
Good communicator
Consistency

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Bachelor's degree from a program that has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athlete Training.

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50 CEU's every 2 years

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Certification and licensure required in most states; CPR certification required
Must pass a comprehensive test administrated by the BOC.

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Physician offices
Professional sports
Sports medicine clinics
Hospital emergency clinics

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$46,622 annually

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21% from 2014-2024
More demand for AT

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Free CEU's
NATA, CATA
Benefits: receive professional news, education opportunity information, and state legislative information

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Prepare medications, control medications by drug therapies, answer questions about medications

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Communication skills
Interpersonal skills
Leadership skills
Analytical skills
Good memory

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Doctor of Pharmacy

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30 hours and 2 terms required
2 years to complete

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Bachelor's of Science Degree in Pharmacy or Doctor of Pharmacy Degree

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Retails
Hospitals
Clinics
Home care facilities

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$114,812 per year

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3% between 2014-2024

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American Associations of Colleges in Pharmacy
American Associations of Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Cares, diagnoses, and treats newborn who were born with complications due to premature birth or genetic disorders

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Leadership
Empathy
Detail Oriented
Patience
Communication skills

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Bachelor's degree, doctorate degree
4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 3-7 years of residency
State license

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24 hours of CEU are required

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American Board of Pediatrics Exams
U.S. Medical Licensing Examination

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Hospital, clinic, and birthing center

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$239,439 per year

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22% from 2008-2018

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American Academy of Pediatrics
International
International Neonatology Association

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A health and rehabilitation profession and help patients regain abilities to carry out daily tasks

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Patient
Strong communication skills
Problem solving skills
Physical strength

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Bachelor's degree
Masters degree

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1.5 CEU (15 hours per year)
3 CEU (30 hours per 2 years)

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Medical rehab
Home health service
Nursing homes
Hospitals

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$81,910 per year average

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27% between 2014-2024

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American Occupational Therapy Association
National Board Certificate for Occupational Therapy

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Acquire state license

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Diagnosis of the muscle and skeletal system

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Open minded
Patience
Strength
Flexible
Hand and eye coordination

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4 year bachelor's degree
DM
Complete medical school
4-5 years of orthopedic residency

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Pass a written exam
Document minimum numbers of hand surgeries

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$360,525-$593,309

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Hospitals

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14% from 2014-2024

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American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
American Orthopedic Association

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A specially trained medical technician who is certified to provide basic emergency services before and during transportation to a hospital

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Cooperation skills
Communication skills
Quick assessment skills
Advanced clinical knowledge
Emotionally resilient

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Complete EMT basic training
No degrees are needed

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20 hours every 4 years

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Pass a national or state exam to become certified to gain CPR-BLS for health care provider license

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Ambulances, military, fire engines

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$31,746

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24% from 2014 to 2024

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National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians
International Association of EMTs and Paramedics

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The education process to go through is you earn a bachelor's degree, earn a 4-year medical degree, and complete 3-8 years of residency. The degree you earn in this medical career is Doctor of Medicine (DM).

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The exam is taken under the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and held through AAPC. They are given an exam with 75 questions and administered in a 5 hour setting. They take this exam every 2 years.

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Licensure, Registration, or Certification, and Requirements

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Licensure, Registration, or Certification, and Requirements

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The certification for OB/GYN is you have to have a state medical license and a certification as an OB/GYN by the American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology. You have to complete 4 years of undergraduate college, 4 years of medical school, and 3-8 years of residency.

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Offices of Physician

Private practices (with or without doctors)

Specialty Hospitals

General Medical & Surgical Hospitals

Medical & Diagnostic Laboratories

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Starting average is between $250,000-$300,000
Median salary: $280,000

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18% between 2014-2024

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American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology and American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists.
The benefits of being a part of it is you gain the prestige of belonging to the American College of Surgeons which promotes the highest ethical standards for professionalism, quality, and safety in surgery.