is this a specific doctor who only does that job? what is the official job title? what degree must you hold to get that specific job?
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Transplant Surgeon.  Traditionally, an M.D. (or D.O.) who has completed general surgical training (5 to 7 years of residency after med school) and then completed a transplant surgery fellowship (at least 3 more years in most cases).  \n\nTransplant Surgeons do both the organ harvesting from donors and the implantation of the donated organs in the recipients.
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You will need a degree in Psychology and if you intend on being able to prescribe medication then you'll have to go to Medical School.  Human Service?  Your "source" is no source at all.
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This is something only the examining physician can answer.
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If you are thinking about becoming a doctor you need to know that it is a tough road but if you make it to the end it can be a rewarding career.  Now as far as telling you about doctors and their tools it depends on what type of doctor you are talking about because there are all kinds of doctors and tons of different tools that they use.  So to sum it all up I don't want to give you the best answer I want to give you an accurate one.  And this would be it.  Doctors have a spectrum of fields that they are into and they all have unique instruments such as a OB/GYN doctor uses speculum's to do pelvic exams.  A neurologist uses an EKG machine to measure electronic waves in the body.  A cardiologist use a scalpel to cut into the heart and sometimes uses laser surgery to remove plaque from the heart.  I hope I have helped you.
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What about DVMs?  (Veterinarians?) ;)  Had to make sure we aren't forgotten about.  There are also a bunch of other doctors from health and professional fields....\n\nBut if you are interested in MDs and DOs, Physicians and surgeons held about 567,000 jobs in 2004.  You can check the AMA website for more recent statistics.
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Eek. Doctors have to work all the time. They even have to work on christmas. They work in hospitals or in small little offices. They should never develope a relationship with their patients. There are many kinds of doctors. ER Doctors work specificially in the Emergency Room, doctors who give birth, doctors who give shots, etc. They must wash their hand for 2 minutes after helping someone. They must be very clean. They can't turn a patient down. If your teacher wants you to be specific then you should say which kind of doctor you prefer to be. A doctor who gets involved in lots of blood or a doctor who puts bandaides on a little boy who fell of his skateboard.
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Only a Dr can answer your question.
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well, a pediatrician is a doctor that works with children. you go to med school and then the last year your specialization is pediatricy
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you could become a doctor who doesnt deal with blood like a gp or something. tell yourself the blood can be washed away or something
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A Doctor of Medicine is your best bet.
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A radiologist is a doctor that reads or interprets diagnostic imaging films. ie xrays, mammos, cat scans, mris, ultrasound films.  A Radiographer or radiologic technologist takes the xrays.  You go to school for 2 yrs in most states to an accredited program and most graduates now earn an Associates Degree.  You must then sit for your boards from the ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists).  If you pass you are then an R.T. (Registered Technologist).  You start out taking plain diagnostic films but there are many specialties to on to.  Nuclear medicine, Radiation Therapy, MRI, CT, Mammos for women.  Most areas of the county you do make a decent salary for only 2 yrs of education.  And its a skill that's always in demand you can always find work anywhere you go.  You will spend 90% of your work day interacting with people.  They are often sick and cranky.  This can be a physically and mentally demanding profession.  But it supported me and my child when I was a single parent.  And my entire family when my husband started his own business.  It is a constantly changing field that if you never lose your basic skills you will  never fail to have gainful employment.  Just like every other career some days you feel you've done a good thing and other days you are completely frustrated and ready to give up.  I hope this helps and wish you luck with whatever career you choose.
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Pediatrician?\n\nA doctor specializing in children.
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The correct term is Nutritionist or Dietician. It depends on your employer. Many work for institutions (schools, hospitals, nursing homes, etc.), and vary by state. The most important thing is to get a degree from an accredited program in your state. The degree for a registered dietician is called an R.D. Do some research on the internet. Remember, money should not be your only factor in considering a career. Do what you enjoy!
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An R.N. trained in the surgical field. And yes they make great money. Thanks for asking!
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It is a heart surgeon. They make a little over half a million dollars each year. They operate only on the heart.
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You can be a "doctor" of just about anything.  ...history, english literature, physics, economics, etc.  \n\nIt takes about 3-6 years of post-graduate work.
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If they are certified by the American Board of Surgery, they specialise in general surgery and not necessarily plastic surgery. It doesn't mean they are not qualified or experienced to perform plastic surgery, it depends on the individual doctor. HTH.