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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) Surgeon

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) Surgeon
Duties and Responsibilities:  An ENT surgeon or a surgeon of otolaryngology concentrates on diseases that affect the ears, nose and throat. Surgeons in this field correct deformities that occur in these structures. ENT surgeons may also treat tumors, sinus problems and other disorders that require surgical intervention. Since otolaryngology is a specialty, practitioners are likely to earn more than general surgeons.
Average Salary: $221,000 -$223,000
Educational Requirement: Ear, nose and throat doctors, often called ENT, need a medical degree and a license to practice in their state. ENTs study ear, nose and throat conditions, referred to as otolaryngology, and make diagnoses, prescribe treatments and perform surgeries related to the head, neck, face and throat. During their residency at a hospital or medical facility, medical school students train and have hands-on experience with patients under the direct supervision of licensed doctors.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!
Do you think you would like to be one?

Maybe because I would like to cure people and help them with there issues.

Wednesday, January 15, 2014



Health Sciences librarian
Duties and Responsibilities:   Librarians select and acquire books, journals, and other library material.  They also establish electronic and digital database information systems.  They organize this information into collections and develop catalogs for access and provide reference assistance to patrons.  They coordinate and control budgets and supervise library technicians.
Average Salary: $20,000 - $30,000 (Library Technicians) 
$35,000 - $55,000 (Librarians)
Educational Requirement:  Students should take challenging high school courses in information management, science, math, and English.
Health sciences library technician training varies by employer.  Some provide on the job training, but all prefer that students complete library technician programs at a community college or technical school.  Associate's degrees can be earned in many of these programs.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!

Do you think you would like to be one? I say maybe but at the same time no because I want to help patients in injuries and more but I would like to try this.