PATHOLOGIST

duties and responsibilities

Pathologists study and collect tissue and bodily fluids to diagnose, study, and treat diseases. They perform research and run tests. Fluids studied may include blood and urine, tissues may be used from pap smears and biopsies to diagnose diseases. It is possible to perform autopsies to determine the causes of death. Or you may lead with laboratory responsibilities and managing other lab technicians and physicians.

salary

$302,610

education

To become a Pathologist it may take a course of 12 years or more. You must join a program to receive a Bachelor's degree in a pre medical curriculum. Then you must enter a medical school and receive an M.D or D.O. Programs may last 4 years and subjects include: pathology, emergency medicine, cardiology, medical ethics. Then you enter residency and a fellowship soon after. Finally the last step is to be licensed.

demand for career

This career is needed when it comes to the study of fluids and body tissue. Without them advancements may not happen and research may not take place.

reflection

I do not think this career path is for me. The job would make me uncomfortable. I understand its importance but it would not suit me.

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PHYSICAL THERAPIST

Duties and Responsibilities Physical therapists diagnose and manage patients with movement dysfunctions.They work to enhance a patients physical and functional abilities. They promote optimal physical function. They work with a patients history, conduct system reviews, and perform tests and measures to identify any possible issues or dysfunctions. Salary $84,020 Education Requirements of a physical therapist career are a (DPT), an (MPT), and an (MSPT). You must earn your degrees from an accredited program. Programs are typically 3 years. Courses involving biology or anatomy are required. Demand for Career This career is necessary because physical therapists are in charge of restoring and improving ones physical functional motoring capabilities. Without them recovery would be very difficult to achieve. Reflection This career does not interest me. I would not consider it a career path for myself.

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