Military Medical Careers

Duties and Responsibilities:

        There are four branches of the military and those are The Army, Navy, Marines, and the Air Force. Each branch has different needs and entrance requirements for medical professionals Although there is one really strong requirement that is the same for all four branches and that is the physical health standards. Any minor physical weakness, or deviation, from the smallest vision or hearing impairment could disqualify you for acceptance into this career. There are medical jobs like Physician assistant for the air force, dental jobs, endodontist, nursing jobs, and flight nurses only for the air force alone. For the navy they have Dental technician. And for the army they have medical specialists, and Army physician jobs, There are many jobs or careers you can apply to in the military that are medical.

Average Salary: $10,000-$100,000

Educational Requirements:

        To become something In the Military Medical Careers you must have a Bachelor’s degree in medical school. You also need a secure Medical degree that medical officers need from an approved medical school. You also have you meet military requirements witch varies from the branches pf the military. Applicants need to meet health, character, and age requirements. Lastly, you must join the military. And keep advancing in the military.

Reflection:

        No I would not like to become this. I would never want to be far away from home and I don’t really see myself in the military. L

Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Surgeon

Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) Surgeon

Duties and Responsibilities:

Ear, nose and throat surgeons specialize in treating the ear the nose and the throat. They do things like:

·       Facial plastic surgery

·       Head and neck surgery

·       Thyroid and parathyroid surgery

·       Voice disorders

·       Nasal and sinus disease, also nasal allergies

·       Otology

And neurotology.

Average Salary: $235,549-$428,421

Educational Requirements:

        You must complete about 15 years of education and training including a 4 year graduate program. You must also have at least 5 years of training and a 2 year residency program. You will have to go through peer evaluations and pass oral and written examinations that is given by the American Board of Otolaryngology.  

Reflection: 

  No i would not like to become this.