Podiatrist
Duties and responsibilities:
They examine, diagnose, and treat people with lower leg problems. The parts of the body includes the ankle, foot, and lower leg problems. A podiatrist may preform surgery if it is necessary or needed. They will provide medical care to the patients. Podiatrist may work in public or private hospitals, government, care centers, and they work with others or on their own.
Salary:
The median annual salary for a podiatrist since 2016 is $124,830.
Education:
In order to become a podiatrist you must acquire all educational requirements. These requirements consist of a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree, training (3 year residency for podiatric medicine and surgery), need to be licensed, have a certification, and registration.
Demand or Need:
Being a podiatric requires skills. These skills include being compassionate, being detail oriented, and having critical thinking and interpersonal skills.
Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one?
The career pathway of a Podiatrist does not interest me. I would not like to work with the feet because the feet is my least favorite body part. However, the pay is a very very good pay, more than other jobs. But, I would rather do another career, work on a different body part. Although, one part of this career that I like is that they preform surgey. So, I would not like to be a podiatrist.
They examine, diagnose, and treat people with lower leg problems. The parts of the body includes the ankle, foot, and lower leg problems. A podiatrist may preform surgery if it is necessary or needed. They will provide medical care to the patients. Podiatrist may work in public or private hospitals, government, care centers, and they work with others or on their own.
Salary:
The median annual salary for a podiatrist since 2016 is $124,830.
Education:
In order to become a podiatrist you must acquire all educational requirements. These requirements consist of a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree, training (3 year residency for podiatric medicine and surgery), need to be licensed, have a certification, and registration.
Demand or Need:
Being a podiatric requires skills. These skills include being compassionate, being detail oriented, and having critical thinking and interpersonal skills.
Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one?
The career pathway of a Podiatrist does not interest me. I would not like to work with the feet because the feet is my least favorite body part. However, the pay is a very very good pay, more than other jobs. But, I would rather do another career, work on a different body part. Although, one part of this career that I like is that they preform surgey. So, I would not like to be a podiatrist.
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