Ophthalmologist

Duties and responsibilities: Ophthalmologists are physicians who choose to specialize in conditions, injuries and diseases affecting the eye and its related structures. Ophthalmologists are not identical to optometrists. Although ophthalmologists can provide the same services as optometrists, such as prescribing corrective lenses, ophthalmologists can perform surgery, an option not available for optometrists. Job duties for ophthalmologists vary by practice, setting and subspecialty, but they share certain basic functions.

Salary: $ 184,650 annually

Education: A bachelor's degree is required for acceptance into a master's program. Most Ph.D. (S), including previous coursework in math, science and anatomy.

Demand for this profession: Every medical practice, no matter what the specialty, sporadically wrestles with the theory of "supply and demand". Simply put, there are enough people to handle all the needs of the patient population. When that number falls short, the quality of patient care can suffer as a result.

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"The best way to predict your future is to create it."

-Charles Ketter    

The statement explains that you the best way to know the outcome of your future has to create it. You have to believe and follow your goals. You should have a notebook with your goals on it and mark the goals you have completed. It will help you keep track of your goals and which ones you have completed. Analyze your goals and realise them step by step. Everyone has to predict their future because you already know that you are going to dedicate and that will make you feel good, but clearly presides all the good that you dear.

Operating Room Technician

Duties and responsibilities: Certified operating room technicians, also known as certified surgical technologists, are responsible for various pre-intra- and post-surgery duties within a hospital. Surgeons and registered nurses supervise their work. The majority of certified operating room technicians are employed in hospitals, but some also work in outpatient care centers, ambulatory surgical care centers and in the offices of doctors and dentists who outpatient surgery. In addition to certification, operating room technicians typically need some post secondary education.

Salary: $45,940

Education: Certified surgical technologists function in non-sterile and sterile capacities by creating an optimal environment for surgical patients. According to the Association of Surgical Technologists, there are three types of operating room technicians or surgical technologists. These positions are scrub surgical technologist, circulating surgical technologist and second assisting technologist. Each post is responsible for different duties and requires separate skills.

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“Ask yourself is it right or wrong and act accordingly.”

Otto Graham, Jr.

My opinion for this statement is that we must first agree if it is right or wrong before doing what we want, because doing things right gives you success and if it is not right gives you consequences.Explain that you need to remind yourself if you are making the right choice and if you do not make the right choice. Such a beer you have to think about the choice you are making and since it's the wrong choice you have to do it. Every single time you have a choice you have to ask yourself "Am I making the right choice?". It helps you remember to always choose the right. After figuring out if you are making the right choice you either continue doing the right thing or you begin to choose the right one.

“Act well your part; there all honor lies.”

-Alexander Pope

This statement means that when you know that you are going to do something well but also you have the option of doing it with lies you must do the right thing because sooner or later the lie will be discovered and you will look bad, a great example is the little league of baseball, decided to play with players who should not play because it is like cheating, so they played and won many titles and had a lot of success in their games, but something happened, someone discovered that there were players on the team who should not be playing And the coach lost his position and the team looked bad in the end because I repeat, it is cheating.

Nursing Home Administrator

Duties and responsibilities: Nursing home administration is a specialized area of medical and health services management. Nursing home administrators work to supervise clinical and administrative affairs of nursing homes and related facilities. Typical duties of nursing home administrators include oversight staff and personnel, financial matters, medical care, medical supplies, and other duties as specific positions demand.

Salary: $94,500

Education: If you are looking to begin a career in nursing home administration, you will need at least a four-year bachelor's degree and will likely need to pass state licensing examination. Larger employers or more advanced positions may require a master's degree. While the requirements to become a nursing home administrator vary by place of employment and state, a four-year bachelor's degree in health field administration, public administration, or long-term care administration is a standard credential for a nursing home administrator.

Demand: The United States has estimated 16,000 long-term nursing care facilities serving over 1.4 million elderly residents. As the country's large baby boomer population ages and ages, it is projected that the demand for residential nursing services will increase dramatically.

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The Neurosurgeon

Duties and responsibilities:Neurosurgeons perform surgery on the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves to remove tumors, relieve chronic pain and treat wounds, vascular disorders and diseases such as Parkinson's and epilepsy. They also use surgery to relieve hydrocephalus, the abnormal buildup of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. Brain surgeons may focus on the correction of deformities and treatment of diseases of the spinal cord such as degenerative spine disorder and scoliosis. Other areas of sub-specialization include pediatric neurosurgery and radiosurgery, the targeted use of radiation to treat tumors.

Salary:$237,000

Education:Before starting residency training, aspiring neurosurgeons must complete four years of undergraduate school followed by four years of medical school. Neurosurgeons then take 6-7 years of neurosurgical residency training. In the first year, commonly called Post Graduate Year One or the internship year, residents undergo training in basic clinical skills in areas such as trauma and critical care followed by 3-6 months of training in clinical neurology. Over the next six years, residents complete at least 42 months of training in core clinical neurosurgery.

Demand: However, neurosurgeons are in greater demand than many other specialists because of their ability to generate revenue for a hospital by performing surgery, according to a September 2010 article in "Becker's Hospital Review.

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