how to become a gynecologist doctor?
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Gynecology is a portion of the speciality of OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLGY.  Within that area are general OB/GYN's, Gyn Oncologists (treat malignancies of the female reproductive organs), Perinatologists (High risk pregnancies), Reproductive endocrinologists (infertility) and Urogynecologists (deal with pelvic prolapse and incontinence problems).  All have to complete 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 4 years of Internship and Residency, then 2-3 years of fellowship if you sub-specialize.\n\nThis is a huge committment of time and money and effort.  The rewards are also significant.  If you finish all this schooling and training you can anticipate starting salary of $150,000 and average income of $250,000 (some more, some less depending on area of the country, urban/rural, solo or group).  \n\nIf you limit your practice to GYN only, you will earn less but you won't have to deal with on-call deliveries in the middle of the night.
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You do NOT want an M.A., an M.Phil., or even a Ph.D. in Education if you plan to work in health care.  None of these degrees will qualify you for this type of work.\n\nDo you plan to be a physician, a nurse, a social worker or counselor for children in hospitals? \n\nIf you want to be a doctor, you must go to college and take pre-medical courses, earn your degree (a B.A. or B.Sc.) and then go to medical school.\n\nIf you want to be a nurse, you must go to a college with a nursing program and get a degree there.\n\nIf you want to be a social worker or counselor, you must go to college and get a degree in social work or psychology (a B.A. or B.S.W.).  You might then decide to go to graduate school and work toward an M.S.W. or a Master's degree in psychology.
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You have to already have your BS degree in one of the science.You then must enter dental school, and finish the 4 year course to graduate with a DDS, or DMD degree. Then you got  to intern as medical doctors do (at least 1 yr.).  You must also pass the state licensing board to practice.You may be looking at least 5-7 years of hard work and studying, depending on your education credentials you now possess.
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You first need a bachelor's degree in either a pre-med program, a bio med program, microbiology, or chemistry.  Then you need to pass the MCAT and get into medical school.  The medical school will have a specific degree plan for you.  You will also need to take licensing and/or certification exams depending on your state of practice.
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To become a doctor you do have to do internships throughout the hospital.You have to do on the job training in all fields. You need to be able to do minor surgery as a general practitioner.. After internship you choose a residency, where neurology and surgery are choices. There are neurological surgeons.
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I would say make the first GYN appointment after her first period and then see what the doc says from then on.  Kind of like the dentist, when the first tooth comes in, they like to see them.
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obestitrician gynecologist
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You need to take everything.. haha.  becoming a doctor takes about 7 years of college.  You can look up the syllabus for any major at the websites of most big colleges and universities.  Do your homework!
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Go to www.myflorida.com and click on licensee lookup. Before you go see any doctor, I highly recommend this. If you are outside of the Florida area, go to www.askdrwalker.com and click on the state you need to research. Regardless of what you are seeing a doctor for, most states have the files online. You can see their specialty, where they went to school (Harvard, or the school-of-what's-happening-now), where they did their internships, if they carry malpractice insurance, and most importantly, if they have a record of mucking up former patients or if they've been disciplined for abusing drugs. The site will also list phone, address, and other hospital affiliations.\nAny OB/GYN should be WELL schooled in HPV. But you don't want to go to a chopshop or a freak. Do yourself a favor. Before you go making an appointment, DO YOUR RESEARCH! You'll be appalled by some things you may find. Florida has the three strikes rule in place now, but that doesn't mean DR isn't on strike two... \ngood luck
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Here is a list of the best hospitals for gynecology in the country:\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/health/best-hospitals/rankings/specihqgyne.htm\n\nIf you find one on the list that is in your city or state, try to go there for your surgery.
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You already answered your own question - in general terms.  An ob/gyn is a specialist for women.  You did not specify what's wrong with your husband so the best place to start is with your family GP.  You family doctor with either provide answers or recommend a specialist, if needed.
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4 years college - should take required pre-med courses, but not necessarily a pre-med major. As a matter of fact, choosing another major will help to distinguish you from other candidates and likely increase your chances of being accepted to medical school.\n4 years of medical school\n4 years of residency (some from older generations may refer to the first year of residency as an "internship")(the standard length of residency for OB/GYN is 4 years, other specialties range from 3 to even 6 years)\nAfter residency, some people choose to go into special fellowship programs to further specialize in a subset of OB/GYN, such as midwifery.\n\nHope this helps.
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Before you study emegency medicine in the Philippines, you need to take the premed courses.  Its a four-year degree mostly bachelor of sciences.  And then you need to take and pass National Medical Admission Test NMAT and have the other requirements to get into the college of medicine.
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To work as a psychiatrist, you must:\n\ncomplete a bachelor's degree\ngraduate from medical school\ncomplete an internship\npass a state licensing exam\ncomplete a three-year residency program in psychiatry\npass additional exams to become board certified\nhave strong interpersonal skills; and\nbe self-motivated.\n\nFormal Education\nTo become a licensed doctor, you must complete medical school. Medical schools grant a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree or a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.M.) degree. You spend the first two years of medical school in classrooms and labs. You study anatomy, biochemistry, and different medicines. You also learn how to take a medical history, examine patients, and make a diagnosis. During the next two years, you work in hospitals and clinics under the supervision of physicians.\n\nYou usually need a bachelor's degree to get into medical school. While you do not need to be a pre-medicine or science major, these programs are good preparation. If you earn a liberal arts degree, be sure to take courses in physics, biology, and chemistry.\n\nOn-the-job Training\nWhile in medical school, you spend two years working as an intern in a hospital or clinic. As an intern, you rotate through internal medicine, family medicine, obstetrics, oncology, and other hospital departments.\n\nAfter medical school, you complete a residency program in a specialty of medicine. Depending on your specialty, your residency lasts from three to five years. Residents usually work in hospitals. After your residency, you take additional exams to become board certified.
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A residency in the specialty (in the US, different countries have different training). Oh, and a serious TON of malpractice insurance.\n\nYou might check out the website of the American Board of Ob & Gyn:\nhttp://www.abog.org\n\nfor info about board certification in the specialty, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics for general info about training and more:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos074.htm#training
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You need a college degre, which usually takes about 4 years.  You then go to medical school, which is another 4 years.  Then you have a residency, which varies depending on the program.  It can take 3-5 years.\nYou will need to take sciences classes to get into medical school.  Biology, chemistry, physics, and calculus are required by most medical schools.
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Going to ones Gynecologist is when you've started sexual relations or at the age of 17 and above. Up to the age of 16, the recommendation  would be a Pediatrician, which is the same criteria world-wide. If starting sexual relations occurs before this age, check with the Pediatrician for recommendation to a Gynecologist. Don't worry about going, your Doctor cares about your health and has the goal of helping you stay healthy.