Radiation Oncologist

Duties and responsibilities:
   A radiation Oncologist , they treat cancer and other diseases in patients by administering radiation treatments. Some of their duties are the following they explain treatment plans to the patient and answer questions about treatment, keep detailed records of treatment, monitor the patient to check for unusual reactions to the treatment, and determine the exact location of the area requiring treatment.
Salary:
 2016 median pay per year is  $80,160 and $38.54 per hour.
Education:
To become one you will need to complete programs that lead to an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree in radiation And must be licensed or certified in most states.
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Do you think you would like to be one? Why or Why not?

I don't think I would like to become one for many reasons, mainly since it doesn't interest me. The idea of working with patients that I have to conduct a treatment for them using radiation therapy scares me. Also delivering the idea to them and messing up and telling them the false information also scares me.

Podiatrists

Duties and responsibilities
   The duties of an podiatrist is to assess the condition of a patient's feet, ankles, or lower legs by reviewing the patients medical history, listening to her or his concerns, and performing a physical examination, diagnose foot, ankle, and lower leg problems  through physical exams, x rays, medical laboratory tests, and other methods. They also conduct research, read journals, and attend conferences to keep up with advances in podiatric medicine.

Salary:  They get paid $124,830 per year, and $60.01 per hour.

Education requirements
  The education requirements to become one are you must earn a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) degree and complete a 3-year residency program. Every state requires podiatrists to be licensed.

Demand or need for this profession
  The demand for medical and surgical care of the foot and ankle will stem form the aging population. They will also be needed to treat patients with foot and ankle conditions caused by chronic conditions, such as diabetes and obesity.

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Do you still think you would like to become one ? Why or Why not?

   After learning more about this profession I still don't think I would like to become one. I think that working with patients isn't my thing because I don't have the right amount of patients to deal with some rude ones. I also don't want to work with feet I think they are disgusting and if I get a worse case then I probably might quite my profession and all that time I spent would go to waste.

Pharamacists

Duties and Responsibilities:
      Pharmacists fill prescriptions, verifying instructions from physicians on the proper amounts of medication to give patients. They also, give flu shots and in most states other vaccinations. Oversee the work of pharmacy technicians and pharmacists in training. Some other duties include keeping records and do other administrative tasks.
Salary:
    The salary of an pharmacist  is $122,230 per year and $58.77 per hour.
Educational requirements:
     The education requirements for this profession include a Doctor of Pharmacy from an accredited pharmacy program. They must also be licensed , which requires passing licensure and lax exams. But if seeking for  an higher position you need 1 to 2 year residency.
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Demand or need for this profession:
    Some of the key skills that will come in handy are analytical skills, communication skills, computer skills, detail oriented, and managerial skills.
 These skills will be very useful for this profession in your daily tasks and responsibilities.
Do you think you would like to be one? Why or Why not?
  After researching and learning more and more about this profession I still believe that this isn't the right one for me. The idea of this profession it doesn't intrigue me in any way to want to be one. The profession  I have in mind is a physiatrist. And this career isn't want I want. ITs an amazing career but just not for me.

Oseopathic Physician

Duties and responsibilities:
 Some of the following duties may vary depending on where or not they work in a group solo, examine patients and take medical histories, order perform and interpret diagnostic tests, prescribe and administer treatment for patients suffering from injury or disease, counsel patients about their health, providing advice about staying in good health, and alleviating symptoms of chronic conditions, improving eating habits, and learning to break bad habits like smoking.

Salary: $204k-443k

Education:
There is minimal education required for this profession, you will need three years of college, keep their GPA up because a very competitive , participate in extracurricular activities to build leadership, teamwork and communication skills. Take advantage of the time off to gain clinical experience, and volunteer health organization.
Demand or need for this profession:
 For this profession you will need to be well- rounded, have a good communication and interpersonal skills, have a record of community service, have a record of leadership, come from diverse backgrounds, are motivated to pursue a career in osteopathic.



Do you think you think you would like to be one? Why or Why not?

After researching and learning more about this profession I still don't think I want to be one as a profession. My dream career or profession as one might say, is to study human behavior and observe it. This profession isn't something that I would like to do because it doesn't seem right for me.