Yes; in order to get into medical school, you must take two semesters of inorganic chemistry and two semesters of organic chemistry in college (in addition to other premed requirements). In medical school, you take classes that also require a knowledge of chemistry such as biochemistry. Hope this helps! Dr. B
Yes, a basic understanding of chemistry is important for becoming a pediatrician, as it forms the foundation of medical studies. However, being a good pediatrician involves more than just chemistry knowledge, such as understanding child development, communication skills, and clinical experience.
You work really hard, to build your knowledge in biology, physics, chemistry, maths and English and gain a very good ranking. you will then be allowed to do medicine and specialise as a pediatrician.
How can you safely prescribe drugs, understand blood tests or sterilization procedures without a working knowledge of chemistry? There is a lot of chemistry in biology classes too, especially at the cellular level.
I want to know, what college classes are required at spelaman college to become a pediatrician
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Yes, both college and medical school are required to become a pediatrician.
English, maths, chemistry, biology, physics
OGT and get all A's
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_education
You need to have all sciences (Biology, physics and chemistry) and it is obvious that you need to have A's and A*'s to become a peditrician
6-8 years depending on the type of degree required for that job.
You need to attend Medical School.