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A pediatrician diagnoses and treats injuries, diseases, and infections in young people. They perform physical exams, recommend treatment programs, and use their medical knowledge and experience to diagnose patients. Pediatricians need a doctor of medicine degree which requires 3 years of undergraduate education and 4 years of medical school. Starting salaries for pediatricians are around $125,000 per year, though residents earn less. With experience, pediatrician salaries can increase to over $175,000 or $300,000 per year. The job outlook for pediatricians is strong as they provide essential healthcare to children who would otherwise lack medical treatment and records of illness.
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- 1. Pediatrician By Lauren Kempf
- 2. Basic Tasks of Career: Diagnosing and treating injuries, infections, and diseases for young people Recommends treatment programs. Performs physical exams to check up on the patient Uses previous knowledge to diagnose a patient
- 3. Necessary Education and Where you can get that Education: Need to attend medical school Need a doctor of medicine degree 3 years of undergraduate college education 4-year bachelor’s, or a master’s degree is needed
- 4. Beginning position and salary: Michigan, US, and world: $125,000/year $60.11/hour Have to work as a resident first (They don’t make much money) Same amount of money anywhere
- 5. Advanced position and salary: Michigan, US, and world: $175,000/year $84.37/hour With many years $300,000/year Money earnings generally stay the same anywhere in the world
- 6. Job outlook for the future: This job is very needed for the future Many sick kids wouldn’t have a place to go No record of previous illness Things wouldn’t be the same without this job
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