Ear Nose Throat Doctor
Duties and Responsibilities:Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist, are physicians and surgeons who have undergone specialized training in their fields. They are responsible for diagnosing and treating a number of conditions that originate in the head and neck including upper respiratory infections, balance and hearing problems, and thyroid problems. Like other physicians and surgeons, ear, nose, and throat specialists work long hours, with 43% reporting as having worked 50 or more hours per week. Ear, nose and throat specialist are often faced with a wide variety of patients who have numerous symptoms. Most of their patients will have been refereed to them by a general practitioner or if they work in a hospital by the E.R or admitting doctor. They will spend the majority of their time diagnosing and investigating a patient's illness. Depend on the cause of the problem, they may prescribe drugs or even perform surgery. While not all ear, nose, and throat doctors are surgeons, many are due to the large number of patients who require surgical treatments. Otolaryngologist may focus on a particular area of the field or may diagnose general ear, nose , and throat problems. Allergists and doctors who perform facial reconstructive surgeries are two of the the subspecialties of this field.
Salary:$273,683-$369,790
Education: A bachelor’s degree,You need Medical school, Residency, A License to practice Medicine, and a Board Certification.
Demand for this profession:Professional organizations included the licensing boards including the American Board of Medical Specialists and the American Osteopathic Association. The American Board of Otolaryngology is the specialty specific board governing the field. Other professional associations include ENT Surgical Care, Professional Association and Society for Ear, Nose and Throat Advances in Children. All of these organizations are able to provide information on and support for ear, nose, and throat specialists.
Picture:Duties and Responsibilities:Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist, are physicians and surgeons who have undergone specialized training in their fields. They are responsible for diagnosing and treating a number of conditions that originate in the head and neck including upper respiratory infections, balance and hearing problems, and thyroid problems. Like other physicians and surgeons, ear, nose, and throat specialists work long hours, with 43% reporting as having worked 50 or more hours per week. Ear, nose and throat specialist are often faced with a wide variety of patients who have numerous symptoms. Most of their patients will have been refereed to them by a general practitioner or if they work in a hospital by the E.R or admitting doctor. They will spend the majority of their time diagnosing and investigating a patient's illness. Depend on the cause of the problem, they may prescribe drugs or even perform surgery. While not all ear, nose, and throat doctors are surgeons, many are due to the large number of patients who require surgical treatments. Otolaryngologist may focus on a particular area of the field or may diagnose general ear, nose , and throat problems. Allergists and doctors who perform facial reconstructive surgeries are two of the the subspecialties of this field.
Salary:$273,683-$369,790
Education: A bachelor’s degree,You need Medical school, Residency, A License to practice Medicine, and a Board Certification.
Demand for this profession:Professional organizations included the licensing boards including the American Board of Medical Specialists and the American Osteopathic Association. The American Board of Otolaryngology is the specialty specific board governing the field. Other professional associations include ENT Surgical Care, Professional Association and Society for Ear, Nose and Throat Advances in Children. All of these organizations are able to provide information on and support for ear, nose, and throat specialists.
Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one why? Or why not?
I think i will like to be one cause it seems so simple it's like being a nurse plus you get payed a fair amount of money. It will be a perfect job who people that know about the ear,nose, and throat or people who were nurses.
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