Being an Orthopedic Surgeon has been something I’ve always wanted research and maybe even one day, become. Orthopedic Surgeons focus on patients with problems or disorders with their bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons, nerves, and sometimes skin. To be an orthopedic surgeon it is required that you have a professional doctoral degree. The first step is to graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree, second is to enroll in medical school, third is passing the licensing exam, fourth is to finish your residency, and the fifth and final step is to maintain certification. Although there are many steps to becoming an O.S., it would be completely worth it.
One reason why I would love to become an Orthopedic Surgeon is because of the satisfaction of helping your patients recover from their injuries and taking away the pain. I am the kind of person that is always willing to help people and volunteer involuntarily. When I put my mind to something and have the determination and confidence to do so, I can accomplish just about anything. That is why I think this career would very well suit me.
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This is a 5-year commitment that prepares you to work in the field. The program offers doctors an opportunity to complete surgical rotations in areas such as general surgery, surgical ICU, internal medicine and the E.R. This commitment is basically giving the student doctor real life situations to prepare them for the rest of their career. Additionally, further rotations are offered in surgery, subspecialties, such as cardiovascular and orthopedic surgery. As residents get more experience in the program, they’ll have additional responsibilities. This is one of the hardest steps because it is very long. In my opinion, this step is where you would learn the most. I think this because you are dealing with real life cases and it would prepare you the most for your
One reason why I would love to become an Orthopedic Surgeon is because of the satisfaction of helping your patients recover from their injuries and taking away the pain. I am the kind of person that is always willing to help people and volunteer involuntarily. When I put my mind to something and have the determination and confidence to do so, I can accomplish just about anything. That is why I think this career would very well suit me.
Another reason why being an O.S. would be a good career is because of …show more content…
This is a 5-year commitment that prepares you to work in the field. The program offers doctors an opportunity to complete surgical rotations in areas such as general surgery, surgical ICU, internal medicine and the E.R. This commitment is basically giving the student doctor real life situations to prepare them for the rest of their career. Additionally, further rotations are offered in surgery, subspecialties, such as cardiovascular and orthopedic surgery. As residents get more experience in the program, they’ll have additional responsibilities. This is one of the hardest steps because it is very long. In my opinion, this step is where you would learn the most. I think this because you are dealing with real life cases and it would prepare you the most for your