The career I aspire to be in Orthopedic surgeon in an emergency room. The environment for this occupation is very fast pace. One second you could have a clam hospital and in the matter of seconds you could have six patients with fatal injuries. With that being said, It’s also can be an extremely stressful job and you have the be able to handle the pressure (Orthopedic). When you don’t have a full schedule of surgeries, you have to uphold duties such as, making diagnosis, communicating with patients, and researching and expanding your knowledge in orthopedics(Tanja Z.). I choose this career because it combines all the things I like to do into one career. For example I love learning about the human body and helping people in need. This job allows be to learn about the human body while helping people.
To become an Orthopedic surgeon you have to go through four years of college, four years of medical school, and four to five years …show more content…
The entry level salary is approximately 116,000. As you gain more experience in the field the pay can increase to 565,000 depending on the state.
The benefits of of this career depend on the doctor and who you work for. Surgeons who work in a hospital are fully covered. Hospitals supply you with medical, dental, and paid vacations. While surgeon who own their own practice they will have to supply the benefits to their employees and themselves. In order for your pay to increase you have to advance in the field. You can do this by becoming published, researching new groundbreaking surgeries, and having a great reputation in the medical world.
I like how with this job you always have to be on your toes. There is never a dull moment and if there is a dull moment than that could possibly change in the next few moments. One of the things that really stands out to be is that I will be able to help people in need, I will be useful when a person is hurt and I will guide them back to health by using my