Peter St-germain asked:


Physician jobs are classified according to a specialty, for example Gynecology or Anesthesiology, or according to a type of practice like General Practice.
Physician jobs involve the diagnostic and treatment of human diseases and may have to do with various medical research fields.

The general tasks of a physician are to conduct various tests on patients and to check the related medical records, to discuss the patient’s diagnosed conditions and to recommend treatments, to administer medical treatments and to advise diets and exercise routines, then to monitor the patient’s progresses and conducting regular check-ups

At the specialist level physician jobs may be classified into 40 major fields.

Some of the most common specialties are:

* Anesthesiology: Administration of various forms of anesthetic drug for diagnosis or during surgery operations.

* Family Practice: Physicians in this specialty are concerned with the health-care needs of families and they are proficient in general medicine, being capable of caring for 90 percent of all problems presented to them by patients.

* General Surgery: Manual and operative procedures to correct deformities, defects, and injuries.

* Internal Medicine: The diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the internal organs such as the heart, liver, and lungs.

* Obstetrics and Gynecology: The care of women during and after pregnancy and delivery, and the treatment of diseases of female organs.

* Ophthalmology: The branch of medicine dealing with diseases or defects of the eye.

* Orthopedic Surgery: The diagnosis and medical or surgical treatment of diseases, fractures and deformities of the bones and joints.

* Pediatrics: The branch of medicine dealing with the development and care of infants and children, and with the treatment of their diseases.

* Psychiatry: The treatment and prevention of disorders of the mind, including psychoses and neuroses.

* Radiology: The use of radiant energy including X-rays, radium, and Cobalt 60 for treatment and diagnosis of diseases.

Physician jobs require that you care for and are able to inspire confidence in your patients. You have to explain complicated conditions in simple language and you must be able to keep information private. Being able to stay calm in emergencies is very important. Physicians need to be reasonably fit and have good hand-eye coordination. Physician jobs require writing reports and working independently.

The qualifications required for physician jobs varies from country to country but are in most cases a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, an internship at a hospital and various postgraduate training.



TERRY

Nicholas Tan asked:


In 2003, many work agencies had seen noteworthy increases in the number of medical-related jobs and those that fall under the health care services.

The demand for these positions is, in fact, consistently growing because there were also notable increases in medicine and health care-related job searches. It reported a total of 3.5 million searches just in the Internet and a particular web site alone.
Finding a job in the medical field can be very tedious and daunting, especially with all those millions of competitors all vying for the same related work field.

Therefore, for people who wish to obtain some edge over the others and have higher possibilities that they can get the medical job they have long wanted to have, here are some tips to guide them through:

1. The key to your dream job is in the resume

Gone are the days of the so-called “cookie-cutter” resumes. What matters most is to incorporate all the details being asked in the job posting.

The employer seeks to find the details he had posted in the listing; hence, he would be expecting to find it on the applicant’s resume. Make certain that the resume matches the qualifications that the potential employer is seeking.

2. Applicant’s should have previous experience already

The key point into getting a good medical job is based on the fact that prior to the application, the applicant should, by all means, try to generate some work experience even if the starting salary is just minimal. As long as it will give a person some kind of work experience, he or she should never hesitate to grab the opportunity.

In reality, 60% of the hiring employers are interested with the work experience, with all the other qualifications set aside.

3. For medical job searches online, it is best if the applicant will narrow job searches.

This means that the person should use terms that are more specific with regards to the kind of medical job he or she is looking for. It will not necessarily give the applicant a thousand results, but at least the applicant can generate at least 10 to 20 job searches with greater possibility of acquiring a job.

The bottom line is that medical related jobs are not that hard to find. With some determination and persistence the chances of obtaining the ideal job is just a matter of time.



GONZALO

lameee_o asked:


i was thinking about becoming an x-ray technician but i dont really know if the human anatomy and what not is a great subject of mine.
and im planning to go to a community college for just 2 years.
then my mom says i should be a registered nurse but that seems hard ! i dont think im THAT smart -______-

im soo confused..
great information would help.
THANK YOUU ! <3

LEWIS

Kate_ asked:


I’ve been searching and wondering, what type of careers in the medical field besides phlebotomy can you go to school for to work specifically with the blood, such as evaluation, identifying, specific diseases which involve the blod, etc etc??

I live in arizona and to become a phlebotomist (minus the prerequisites) the actual course is only 9 months. I would like to work in this field but would not like to spend more then 2-3 years in college to advance into this type of medical field. Any information is helpful!!!

DAMIEN

Yep asked:


I am majoring in law enforcement at college right now. I am thinking of changing it to nursing, and try to get a minor in law enforcement. I like the investigator part of law. But I was wondering if there is any jobs where the law, and the medical field intwine together. I mean I could look around. But any ideas where to start looking be great. Thanks for any tips. Have a good one.

EUGENE

Brad Jones asked:


Rehabilitation jobs in medical and healthcare industry are fast growing career options at present. Physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapist assistants and speech language pathologists can find well-paid jobs in the healthcare industry. Rehabilitation job opportunities exist in various healthcare centers and medical centers throughout the US.

Nature of Rehabilitation Jobs

Rehabilitation professionals provide round-the-clock service according to the changing needs of disabled individuals, helping them to perform their routine activities. Irrespective of the age of the patients, they are bound to serve people with various disabilities including fractures, injuries, neurological, psychiatric and many other orthopedic problems. They examine, diagnose, evaluate and formulate various treatment plans based on the diagnosis and medical reports of the patients.

Qualifications and Experience Required

Those who are seeking rehabilitation jobs in the medical and healthcare industry should possess a bachelor’s degree or a master’s degree from an accredited institute. Since they have to take care of disabled people, they should have considerable patience; besides, they should possess excellent communication skills to interact with the patients and the caregivers. Depending on your experience and qualifications, you can find better job positions in reputable firms.

Job Benefits

Rehabilitation jobs in the US offer a number of benefits for the jobseekers, and these include healthcare insurance, additional state license, section 125 cafeteria plan, immigration processing, short-term disability, professional liability, paid housing and much more.

With the help of a recruiting agency, candidates can reduce their job hunting efforts. These agencies enable the candidates to track down the right jobs easily. Jobs in the rehabilitation field not only carry excellent career prospects and pay package, but also ensure complete job satisfaction.



SON

expertvillage asked:

To become a neurosurgeon, complete medical school and a neurosurgery residency program that can take anywhere from six to eight additional years. Find out how to become a neurosurgeon with tips from a medical administrator in this free video on career information.

LEONEL

expertvillage asked:

Dermatologists follow much the same path as other medical doctors except that they complete their residency in dermatology before becoming practicing dermatologists. Become a dermatologist with tips from a medical administrator in this free video on career information.

JOHNNIE

Hil asked:


I’m very intrested in the medical field, but the cost of another 4 years of medical school might be out of my reach. What are some medical professions that only require 4 years of school?

ELMO