EAR, NOSE AND
THROAT
(ENT)
DOCTOR
Duties and responsibilities: E.N.T doctors can help with
sinus and allergy problem immune system imbalance and sever condition involving
the upper respiratory system. Ear, nose and throat doctors can diagnose any
problem with breathing, infections and other diseases and help bring the body
into balance.
Physicians specializing in
otolaryngology are called otolaryngologists or by the nickname "ENTs"
or "ENT doctors" and often treat children with persistent ear, nose,
and throat conditions to include surgery. Adult patients often seek treatment
from an otolaryngologist for sinus infections, age-related hearing loss
Salary: $238,630-$434,148 (Source: Salary.com)
Education: Undergraduates who pass their Medical College
Admission Test (or MCAT) can apply to a program that has been accredited by the
Liaison Committee on Medical Education. Undergraduate students must submit
their transcript and letters of recommendation, along with their medical school
application. Most medical programs run for four years. During their first two
years, students take part in laboratory and classroom training. Course
highlights include anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology and
pathology. Medical students spend their senior years in clinical practice under
the supervision of licensed medical faculty

Reflection: this is good type of job because of the money you gain also
if you’re a undergraduate you can pursue this job through a program listed
above. But when coming to my dream job it does not compare to this so this is
not a good fit for me I don’t like getting into medical type of work ironically
I go to ‘institute of applied medicine’ so the joke is on me.