Western Medicine Doctor

Western Medicine Doctor

Duties and Responsibilities: Western medicine is the term used to describe the treatment of medical conditions with medications, by doctors, nurses and other conventional healthcare providers who employ methods developed according to Western medical and scientific traditions. Other names for Western medicine include traditional medicine or allopathic medicine. It differs from Eastern, or alternative, medicine, in its approach to treatment, which relies heavily upon industrially produced medications and a strict adherence to the formal scientific process.

Average Salary: $187,200 per year

Educational Requirement: It doesn’t really have the exact results but you need to have a bachelor’s degree, though it is better to have more advanced degrees, must graduate biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and English.

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Do you think you would like to be one?

Maybe because I would like to help people who are in need.

Environmental Health Specialist-Sanitarian

Environmental Health Specialist-Sanitarian

Duties and Responsibilities: Sanitarians, or environmental health specialists, enforce government regulations and advise and educate clients.  They also improve water and sanitation facilities and are involved in improving the quality of community environments.

Average Salary: $25,000-$50,00 0

Educational Requirement: Students should take college preparatory courses, especially in mathematics and science, during high school.

A career as a sanitarian or environmental health specialist requires a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in environmental health or environmental engineering.

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Do you think you would like to be one?

No because I am mostly interested in being a doctor.

nuclear medicine technologist

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Duties and Responsibilities: Nuclear Medicine Technologists prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals (radioactive substances) to detect and treat disease.  They then position equipment over patients to make images.  These pictures allow physicians to identify abnormal areas.

Average Salary: $28,000 - $42,000

Educational Requirement: Nuclear medicine technology training programs vary in length from one to four years.  One year programs that lead to certification are offered by hospitals.  Associate and bachelor degrees are offered in colleges and universities.  Courses include training in safety, radiation procedures, physical science, and effects of radiation to the body and organs, and computer techniques.

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Do you think you would like to be one?

I say no because I am not use to chemical stuff cause you never know what might happen if you mix something with the wrong object so no.