Ear Nose Throat Doctor

Duties and responsibilities:  The responsibilities are that you can expect to see up to 40 patients per day as an ENT doctor. Your caseload depends on whether you work in a private practice, in a hospital, or in a larger medical organization. You’ll examine and diagnose patients of all ages, but expect that pediatric care will be your job, as most patients as ENT.

Salary: $369,790

Education:  Ear, Nose and throat specialists must complete at least five years of training in surgical residency. This compromises a one-year course in general surgery and a four-year course otolaryngology. Most start their medical education with a Bachelor of Science degree, but those with a Bachelor of Arts degree are also accepted into some medical school programs.

Demand for this profession:  When you do something bad in the hospital or clinic if you are a doctor they can sue you from doing something that you were not supposed to be doing. People think that if they do something bad they are a good person but that makes them bad so always take care of your job.

Reflection: no, I will not like to be one because I feel bad for the little kids and newborn babies in the world that are sick.