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    A doctor of medicine degree is a terminal degree earned by clinicians upon completion of medical school. Many medical schools require applicants to take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) as well as complete at least a bachelor’s degree in whatever major they may choose, however most applicants choose to have a science major as it is the most relevant to their field of study. Admission to medical schools in the United States is extremely competitive as an average of only 32.3% of…

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    In this research work deals with the psychology that’s what I want to study. Also inquire about salary and job growth in Puerto Rico and outside it, the year of study and concentration. I learned that there are different forence different branches such as psychology , social, educational, sports , environmental , educational , industrial, health and occupational safety , health , women and / or gender and clinical which is what I want study . Clinical psychology is based on the investigation of…

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    There are many professions in the world, but only a specific person can fit for a specific profession. Not everyone can do every job, you have to have the passion and talent to do the job properly. Finding the career, you love can be easy or it could be very difficult. When your young, you probably thought about becoming something you love, then later realizing that’s not your passion. Some people might already know when they are young and stick to it and make it their career. Choosing your…

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    rhinoplasty will provide a sleep apnea cure for you due to breathing difficulties, it's important to learn all the facts before you commit to the surgery itself. 1. Having realistic expectations about your nose job surgical procedure is important for reaching your ideal nose proportions. Your surgeon will not be able to alter your nose to match the nose of your favorite movie star since he is limited by your nose's own anatomical structure. Use your surgeon's expertise and knowledge of the…

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    Essay On Plastic Surgeons

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    Plastic surgeons are physicians who perform cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries. Some of the more well-known procedures performed by plastic surgeons include face lifts, breast augmentations and reductions, tummy tucks (abdominoplasty) and nose jobs (Rhinoplasty). Some of the less known procedures they perform include skin cancer treatments, hand surgeries and surgeries to repair cleft lips and palates. Plastic surgeons, also called plastic reconstructive surgeons, are surgeons with advanced…

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    Surgical Technician Essay

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    Forgetting to do this can lead to emotional stress, which has a negative effect on the body. A surgical technician not in full control of himself causes things to go wrong in the operating room. A technician must always be completely focused on the job. Therefore, having a large amount of responsibility resting in a surgical technologist’s hands can create major emotional stress. One major part of a surgical technologist’s profession is remaining on two feet all day: eight hours on the floor and…

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    Civil War battlefield surgery, surgeons, and nurses were more common on the battlefield during the war because of the severity of the injuries and sickness from disease. Civil War battlefield surgery came to be known as butchery, though it saved many lives of soldiers and helped them possibly get back on the battlefield. The most common surgery that surgeons performed was amputations. Most deaths didn’t occur because of the amputation itself but because of the “surgical fevers,” which usually…

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    Oh my goodness! Guess what I want to be when I grow up!? It is the best job to have and it will save millions even billions of people's lives. It's a DOCTOR! Yes I said doctor. They save people and they also cure people when they need it. Their are two main type of doctors, physicians do surgeons. They both diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses. Usually if you work for either a physician of surgeons you would work full time. Their are some differences between the two though. A…

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    For example, a pilot will be seen as a job with high risk as he is flying an aeroplane with hundreds of lives in and need to make risky decisions on whether, for example, it’s safe to land. This compares the cabin crew whom, although will be a risky job in times of crashes and plane malfunctions (which although are bad and they will be highly trained if this does happen, it does not occur regularly), will be seen as a less risky job than a pilot and therefore they will receive a lower…

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    Trauma Surgeons

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    hands-on to become a well-qualified trauma surgeon. According to Medical school ULC, “Dr. Putnam says. "It's usually a five- or six-year residency for general surgery, followed by a year or two of surgical critical care/trauma fellowship” During Medical residency students are paid on the average of $40,000- 50,000 a year. Based on the article Job "Description & Career Requirements" Residency will consist of “broad base of surgical knowledge essential to trauma surgeons, must be able to treat…

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