2. What is a dentists?
A dentist is a person
who is qualified to
treat the diseases
and conditions that
affect the teeth and
gums, esp. the repair
and extraction of
teeth and the
insertion of artificial
ones.
5. What is a pediatrician ?
A pediatrician is a child's physician who
provides preventive health maintained for healthy
children and medical care for children who are
acutely or chronically ill.
6. Pediatrician
Pediatrician mage the physical mental and
emotional well being of there patients in every
stage of development in good healthy or in
illness.
7. Salary
An average pediatrician starting
salary is around $135,000 with few
years of medical experience receives
about 175,000 a year.
8. Equipment Pediatricians will use a Varity of equipment for routine
care and special equipment in other conditions. They
use the same equipment as any other doctor.
9. Part 1 becoming a pediatrician Obtain a high school diploma or pass the General
Education
Graduate from a four year university. Development (GED
Take the Medical Finish medical school College Admission
Test (MCAT)
Finish medical school
Complete a residency at a hospital
Get board certified
10. Part 2
Be prepared for the physical and emotional challenges
involved
Know what to expect in medical school
Start early. It is important that you fully apply yourself
in all levels of your education, from high school
through medical school.
Determine whether you enjoy working with children
12. Veterinarian
A veterinarian is a person that take care of sick
or injured animals and perform surgery also gives
medicine when needed.
13. Salary
A veterinarian average starting salary is 47,000
and with few years of experience up to 70,000 a
year.
14. How to become a veterinarian
Start preparing as early as you can
Take all the courses in mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics courses which are
available to you in middle and high school; they will open up many career opportunities
in college including veterinary medicine.
Undergraduate Degree Program
Choose a degree program which will provide you a strong grounding in the biological and
physical sciences. Maintain a competitive grade-point average, preferably 3.5 or higher.
Most veterinary schools examine courses taken in the last 3-4 semesters closely.
Volunteering
Volunteer with a veterinarian to gain animal and clinical experience, and appreciation for
the veterinary medical field. This might be an opportunity to find out if veterinary
medicine is for you.
Graduate Record Examinations
Take the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) which is accepted by most veterinary
colleges. Check each school’s web page for their target GRE scores.
15. How to become a veterinarian
Letters of Recommendation
Choose three individuals to provide letters of recommendation. One is
required from an academic adviser; one is required from a veterinarian; and the
third one can be from an Individual of your choice (typically one of your course
instructors).
While it is your right to see the letters, our advice is to waive the right to
examine the letters. Evaluators will know before they write the letter if you
have waived the right to see the letters or not. Some schools will think hat
evaluators may be hesitant to make negative comments about students do not
waive their right to examine the evaluations. This can influence the evaluation
of that letter by the admission committee.
16. Tools used
Veterinarians are medical professionals, so they use
many of the same tools and instruments that human
physicians do - syringes, scalpels, stethoscopes, etc.
However there are species-specific tools that are
unique to veterinary medicine, including
emasculators, dental floats and trocars.
