Ophthalmologists

All depends on how long you been cooking and all that. I know cooks that make 35-50 dollars a hour, But I also know cooks that are making from 8.50 - 15.75 dollars a hour. I also know cooks that work in some 5-star hotels that make about 70 dollars a hour, but trying to get a job there is almost impossible

Yes, an optometrist is a doctor. These professionals receive extensive training in the area of eye care and diagnostic services for the eyes. They perform examinations, provide prescriptions, and deliver extensive care for the health of the eyes.

You are not only paying for the implant, but the expertise and education of the person placing it. Learning to place an implant properly is a time consuming, expensive endeavor. Also keep in mind that very few dental ins companies cover the cost. The tooth needs to be removed - ins usually covers that, either medical or dental. Then there is the wait to have the area heal - a healing cap is placed over the implant. Several weeks later, you will see your general dentist or a PROSTHOdontist to place a crown. Keep in mind most crowns last 5-10 years. There is nothing permanent when it comes to dentistry! Implants are well worth the cost! I had a tooth removed in Nov 04, with a sinus lift and placement of the implant in Feb 05. The crown was placed May 05. Dependent on where you have the implants placed, I would recommend consulting with a PERIOdontist rather than an oral surgeon or PROSTHOdontist. All of these specialists can provide excellent treatment, however, a PERIOdontist deals strictly with the bone and tissues surrounding the teeth (PERIO means around). A PROSTHOdontist is concerned more about esthetics. Ask about the costs of having a second opinion - some dentists waive the charge or deduct it from the treatment costs. Call your local Board of Dental Examiners - they are responsible for maintaining licensure and CE for all dentists in the state. They may be able to give you information about the dentist (s) you are going to be working with.

they work 2 days a week and get paid $636,745 a year

An ophthalmologist is trained as a physician and has gone to medical school, which makes them an M.D. (Doctor of Medicine) or a D.O. (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine). An optometrist, on the other hand, is an O.D. (Doctor of Optometry or Occulis Doctor).

the eyes, they help work out complications and sometimes perform surgery

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The kind of service that an ophthalmologist provides is helping with eye sight. They are specially trained medical doctors that specializes in eye and vision care.

An ophthalmologist treats anyone who may have eye problems.

Well, ophthalmology is the field, but an ophthalmologist is a type of medical physician.

It varies from institution to institution and also from subject to subject. Generally, basic medical sciences staff earn more salaries because of various allowances such as non-practising allowance. Well, if you are a full professor you will get salary in 6 figures per month anyway whether you are on a government pay scale or whether you are hired in a private institution. Generally, the expectation for a professor in ophthalmology (like in your case) is around Rs. 1,50,000/- per month (Pak rupees).

doctors usually makes an average of 150,000 -300,000 dollars in a year
A average doctor makes between 120,000-140,000 a year.

Their little bodies learn more in two days than you do in two years(not literally ). Give them a break their bodies are having to learn alot in a short time period. They will (most of them) grow out of it eventually. or they have a sleeping disorder

Most specialty doctors are private small business people. With a board certification they can make about 250,000/year but when you factor in malpractice which is highest for OB doctors and the cost of running an office they are lucky to clear 80-90 thousand. If you are doing it for the money, be a lawyer.

Pastors' salaries vary by denomination, education, and size of the church. Starting salaries in most churches would be $30,000-$40,000. The average pastor at the average church on the corner of your local town would probably make $50,000-$60,000. In the South where large churches are common, salaries are noticeably higher in the larger churches. For churches with 1000+ members, salaries would be $75,000-$100,000. In some affluent areas a pastor could get a package of $150,000. For Mega-churches there are no limits, especially if the pastor is writing books or producing educational material or has a television ministry. As a point of reference, the average salary of all United Methodist pastors in the United States is $60,000.

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Yes. It is actually a necessity to stay in business. Insurance companies have so much power that they get away with reimbursing doctors pennies on the dollar. For example, a routine eye exam would normally run $125-150, but most insurance companies only reimburse 60-80. This is not the doctors choice, this is an agreement the doctor has to sign, or lose all the patients covered by that insurance.

Another example with technology is the OCT. It is now becoming the standard of care for retinal issues. The problem is the machine cost $80,000. With the reimbursement for running the test the doctor has to run the test on 2,000 patients just to brake even on that single piece of equipment.

The manual phoropter may be used to verify the glasses or contact lens Rx. The near vision correction (e.g., for "bifocal" or near reading) is verified by slightly converging (crossing) the two eyes during the exam. Generally the patient does not look down through the phoropter.

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The cost of an ophthalmologist certification can vary depending on your state. You need to contact your state's board of licensing for information on this.