Like all doctors pediatricians are responsible for helping their patients make important decisions regarding their health. In addition children sometimes find it difficult to relay to their physician information regarding how they feel.
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Being a pediatrician entails going to medical school and doing a residency which takes around 10-12 years. Practicing as a pediatrician involves working in a medical office and diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries of children. It can be stressful, because children and their parents can be very emotional when the child is not feeling well.
With the qualifications of a pediatrician you can get a job as a internist and a family practitioner.
Race makes no difference in becoming a pediatrician.
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YOU GET TO BE WITH KIDS!!
there is emotional stress is virtually every job , but being a pediatrician you have to deal with treating medical conditions. you have to make sure you diagnose a patient correctly. if not , their fate is in your hands. im sure pediatricians worry sometimes about messing up.also, working after hours could be stressful , especially if you have a family you want to get home to.working long hours could have this same effect.
Benefits of being a pediatrician include helping children, flexible career options and a high salary.
Yes, being a veterinarian is stressful. In fact, the veterinary profession has a quite high suicide rate.
Promotional opportunities will depend on whether the pediatrician has his/her own office or is part of a partnership in an office.
The hardest part about being a pediatrician is that you could get sick yourself from taking care of sick children. Also, you will be in a germy hospital.
The least stressful medical field is medical research. The least stressful medical field where you are dealing with patients is probably urology. I honestly have no idea - I think that all jobs in the medical field have some element of stress, but if I had to guess, I think it'd either be a nutritionist or a pediatrician, as neither have to perform surgery.