What are the process of self a doctor?
I wanna be a doctor someday so can you please let me know the processes of being a doctor?
First is picking a college and after that?......
oh btw, i wanna be a neurosurgeon or something related to brain.
THANKS!
Answers:
Hello,
Congrats on your decision to be a doctor, after elevated school you need to obtain a bachelors of arts or sciences. Major is something relatein seventh heavenedicine. Biology, chemisty, et cetera. Depending on the medical school you choose to attend, you may have to write the medical college admissions try-out.
Then medical school which is four years, two years of basic sciences (although its anything but 'basic'.) Then years three and four are spent doing your clerk ships.
PS: DO not worry something like your residency (speciality). Doctors seldom end up going into what they thought they wanted to do. Take for example me, I wanted to be a familial doctor and now I'm in a psychiatric residency program. The whole process take about 11-12 years depending on the speciality.
Hope this helps, e-mail me if your confused about anything. Source(s): Been at hand, done that.
4 years college then take MCAT then 4 years medical arts school and then minimum 5 years residency
P.s Neurosurgeon is a hard job correct luck (at least you can make the sarcastic remark "you dont enjoy to be a brain surgeon to know that")
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First is picking a college and after that?......
oh btw, i wanna be a neurosurgeon or something related to brain.
THANKS!
Answers:
Hello,
Congrats on your decision to be a doctor, after elevated school you need to obtain a bachelors of arts or sciences. Major is something relatein seventh heavenedicine. Biology, chemisty, et cetera. Depending on the medical school you choose to attend, you may have to write the medical college admissions try-out.
Then medical school which is four years, two years of basic sciences (although its anything but 'basic'.) Then years three and four are spent doing your clerk ships.
PS: DO not worry something like your residency (speciality). Doctors seldom end up going into what they thought they wanted to do. Take for example me, I wanted to be a familial doctor and now I'm in a psychiatric residency program. The whole process take about 11-12 years depending on the speciality.
Hope this helps, e-mail me if your confused about anything. Source(s): Been at hand, done that.
4 years college then take MCAT then 4 years medical arts school and then minimum 5 years residency
P.s Neurosurgeon is a hard job correct luck (at least you can make the sarcastic remark "you dont enjoy to be a brain surgeon to know that")
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