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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
An osteopathic physician focuses on the whole of a person. They treat, diagnose, and prescribe diseases and symptoms. They may also perform required surgeries. They practice medicine as a whole and work with all medical specialties. 

SALARY

$162, 908 - $236, 544

EDUCATION

The minimum required to become an Osteopathic physician is three years of college and a Bachelor's degree or any other higher degree. GPA's must be as high as possible. Courses such as math, science, or overall should be as high as possible.

DEMAND FOR CAREER

This career is highly necessary when it comes to the medical field. These physicians are of assistance in all medical specialties. They prove themselves highly useful in any given situation. 


REFLECTION

This career does interest me. It does sound like something I would enjoy pursuing a career in. I will need to look into this career more in order to get further information. 
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