1. By: Makayla Harris

2.  A pharmacist makes $65,000-$148,000 per year.
 They review prescriptions.
 They provide drug information.
 They mix medication.
 They label drug bottles.
 They help patients choose medication.
 They test the effectiveness of drugs.
Reviewing Helping choose
Labeling Bottles Mixing
Prescriptions Medication
Medication

3.  Chemistry ,Medicine and Dentistry ,English ,Customer and Personal
Service ,Biology
 You’ll learn most of your acquired skills in school.
 Reading comprehension, Active Listening, Critical
Thinking, Speaking, Active Learning, Science, Writing
 In order to pass school you have to be able to those things also.
Chemistry Medicine
Science

4.  http://www.ehow.com/video_4971290_phar
macist-job-description.html

5.  A pediatrician makes $51,700-$127,450 per year.
 They examine growth of children.
 They treat minor illnesses of children.
 They explain medical procedures and discuss test results with the
patient’s parents.
 They direct activities for nurses, therapists, and other medical staff.
 They plan medical care plans for mental and physical activity.
 They examine patients.
Examining Patient Treating Minor Illness
Examining
Growth

6.  Medicine and Dentistry, English, Therapy and
Counseling, Psychology, Biology
 Most of the acquired skills are learned from school.
 Critical Thinking, Active Listening, Judgment and Decision
Making, Speaking, Science, Reading Comprehension, Social
Perceptiveness
 More than likely you’ll already know how to do most of these things.
Dentistry Therapy Biology

7.  http://degreedirectory.org/multimedia/Pedi
atric_Medicine_Compared_to_Other_Medicin
es_-_Video.html

8.  You’ll need a Master’s Degree, and some may require a Ph.D., M.D., or a
J.D.