How long does it take to become a dermatologist assistant?

Answer 1

It is the same as becoming any doctor, which is the follows:

Bachelor degree- four years.

Medical school- four years.

Residency and internship- three years.

Eleven years after high school total.

Answer 2

I know that it takes a very long time and some may think it isn't worth the time,money and hard work. But i can honestly say it takes up to 10 years or so.

hope this inspires you,Deidre Harper AnswerYou will have to complete a Bachelor degree--Biology, Bio-Chemistry or Bio-Physics would make the most sense. Then you will have to take the MCAT and score well to get into med school. So far your looking at 8 years. After med school you will be a doc but you have to do a residency this is 2-3 years and then you have to specialize in dermatology. So bet on about 12 years at least before the paychecks start rolling in.

Answer 3

A dermatologist assistant is actually a medical assistant that will need to graduate from an accredited training program that last one or two years. A dermatologist assistant must also pass an exam that is administered by the organization after they have graduated from the technical school program.

Answer 4

You need 4 years of college and then you need to apply to medical school and get accepted. Medical school is 4 years. Then you apply to a residency in Dermatology and after acceptance, there is an additional 4 years of specialty training in Dermatology. You then are eligible to become board certified in Dermatology

Answer 5

Four years of college (with fulfillment of pre-med requirements of biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics and calculus), followed by four years of medical school, and then four years of residency training (the bulk of it being in the specialty of dermatology).

Answer 6

4 years medical school plus a speciality and internship. At least 12+ years.

Answer 7

10-12 years