The purpose of this research paper is to investigate various areas concerning my future career, that is to be an obstetrician, also known as an OB/GYN. Some of the topics that will be discussed in my paper are those pertaining to exactly what an obstetrician is and the requirements that are needed in order to become an obstetrition. These requirements will include the pyhsical and phsyschological personality traits of a potential obstetrician. The type of schooling that is nessecary, including the preperation that is available at Middlesex County College, and the average number of years that it takes in order to become an obstetrician. The demand for obstetricians will also be researched, along with the different promotional ranks that are available. Starting salaries, as well as potential salaries will be explained. The reasons as to why a career in obstetrics appeals to me and the other possible career choices that I may decide to persuade in the future.
An obstetrician is a physician who has successfully completed specialized education and training in the specialties of pregnancy, delivery, and the care directly following childbirth. A gynecologist is a physician who has successfully completed training in the health of the female reproductive system, including the treatments of disorders and diseases. Generally, the training for both an obstetrician and a gynecologist occur at the same time. This is how the term OB/GYN came to be. An OB/GYN is a physician who specializes in both pregnancy and female reproductive care. The medical care that is provided by an OB/GYN can range from anual pap smears to prenatal care. An OB/GYN can also specialize in a particular area of medicine such as urinary tract disorders, infertility, and preventitive health, to name a few(Women's Health Channel). Typically, the personality traits that are benificial to an OB/GYN are patientce, intelligence, compassion, and the ability to communicate well with people. These will help to make the patients feel at ease with their doctor and establish a trusting relationship if they feel that their doctor sinceraly cares about their health and well being. The number of hours that an OB/GYN may vary each week, hence this is not a standard, Monday through Friday, nine to five job. OB/GYNs, who are in practice, can be expected to work as little as fifty hour...
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...ans" (Hill). Therefore, earning my Associate's degree at Middlesex County College will enable me to decrease my school expenses. Although Middlesex County College is only a small portion of my future schooling expenses, it is important because I am getting a quality education for less than it would cost to go to a university to earn my Associate's degree. This research paper has helped me to gain a better understanding on what it means to be an OB/GYN and how to go about achieving my dream.
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Becoming an obstetrician gynecologist (OBGYN) requires about twelve through fifteen years of education and practical experience. The first eight years are typical medical education. Doctors start to train in OBGYN practice at the same time as residency programs that follow up after graduation from medical school. OBGYNs have to go after a four year undergraduate degree for instance a bachelor of science in human biology. Students must also think about taking courses in biology, chemistry, and anatomy, because course like those give you a strong substructure of education for medical school and human health. Most programs which endeavor science degrees usually subsume laboratory courses, which allow learners to become knowledgeable with lab equipment and procedures. During the last two years of college, you will then begin to get ready for the medical col...
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