Career questions tagged dermatology
What are some tips in Medical school, i'm currently a freshman in collage and ive been looking for some tips on med school, resources on how to pay that expesive bill and tips on the test? I also heard that you get placed at a certain spot once completing that and I was confused on how that operates and what does that exactly mean ?
What are some tips in Medical school, i'm currently a freshman in collage and ive been looking for some tips on med school, resources on how to pay that expesive bill and tips on the test?? I also heard that you get placed at a certain spot once completing that and I was confused on how that operates and what does that exactly mean
what are key ways to be successful in dermatology?
what are key ways to be successful in dermatology?
Is there a certain kind of dermatologist that tests out ingredients for skincare products?
Is there a definite name for this? For example, pediatric dermatologists?
Where can I find an available Medical Dermatologist to interview for my Informational Interview?
I am a junior in high school and I need to interview a professional in my desired field of study for my pre-college class project. I am unaware what resources I can use to find an available dermatologist to interview.
What classes did you take in high school to be a dermatologist?
What classes did you take in high school to be a dermatologist?
Where did you look at going to college that offered degrees in Dermatology?
Where did you look at going to college that offered degrees in Dermatology?
Is there anyone in the Dermatology field available to help me with an Informational Interview project?
I am a junior in high school and I am in a pre college program called Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID). We are currently working on a project which is a 15 minute informational interview where we interview a professional in our dream field of study. During this interview, I will be asking questions to learn about your job and experiences as a Dermatologist. I am interested in majoring in chemistry to later become a Medical Dermatologist after high school. Thank you!
What are some extracurriculars I could do that is stem/medicine based?
I’ve had a lot of ideas on what Extracurriculars I want to do but they just seem too much for me to accomplish as a 16 year old. Some ideas I had was formulating an eco friendly sunscreen using chemistry principals but I would assume you need to have a degree in chemistry. Another idea was creating a skin cancer detecting app, or starting a program by going around to different schools, and/or community centers providing information on skin cancer and hosting events with the help of volunteers from my school. Honestly this all just seems really complicated for me to do especially without a mentor. I plan to start volunteering at a kidney center next month and get a part time job on the weekends. At the moment I am applying to stem/medicine based internships. I need some advice. I am 16 and in 10th grade. I plan to major in chemistry and I aspire to be a dermatologist.
How to start a mobile clinic for skin cancer screening for low income communities?
I have an idea in mind but not sure how to start. Like how do I gather a team of volunteers, partner with local clinics, gather funding, etc?
What is daily life like for most Dermatologists in general?
On average, how many patients do you see everyday and how many hours do you work every week? Do you have more of a flexible schedule or not?
What are some good high school courses that I can take in order to help me become a Dermatologist?
I am interested in becoming a Dermatologist in the future. I am wondering if there are any specific classes that I can take in high school to help prepare myself for my future?
What age can i start to go to school to be a dermatoligist?
what age can I start studing ti be a dermatologist?
how can i become a derm?
when can i become a psychologist and a dermatologist at the same time?
What dose it take to become an dermatologist?
I’m in 11th grade and what do you need to do to become a dermatologist
What path can I take if I want to go into dermatology but the years for education are shorter?
I want to be able to get into dermatology but I am struggling to commit because I do not want to go through 12-14 years of education. Are there any other roles similar to dermatology that require fewer years? I am not interested in estheticians, however
What is the hardest thing dermatologist face when dealing with a patient ?
Hi my name is Miguel and I’m a 13 year old middle school student, I’m thinking on working as a dermatologist in the future. I would first like to know if I like this job, I would also like to know the challenges dermatologist face in their daily life and how they deal with patients that are challenging to work with.
What is like being a dermatologist? When you work as a dermatologist do you get confused or lost? Was school harder than being an actual dermatologist?
What is it like being a dermatologist? - My name is Hadleigh I like to work hard and pay attention to skin, hair and nails, I enjoy helping other people with their problems whether it is helping someone with what to do with a pimple or watching someone online to a facial and recommend skin care. ( First Question ) When you are at work as a dermatologist do you get confused or often forget what you are doing. For example say that you are in the middle of giving someone a facial and you forget what the next step is and you get confused. How do you get back on track and fix what you forgot. ( second question ) How was school was it harder than being an actual dermatologist. For example did you struggle more at school that actually being at the office. I love school and I really like to learn new things but is school for dermatology harder than being an actual dermatologist?
What are some of the nastiest or most disturbing things you have to do as a dermatologist?
I am in the 10th grade and still deciding whether to go into the medical field and wanted to know some of the more gruesome things before I officially decide.
What is the most rewarding thing about working in dermatology?
What do you love most about your job?
What is the most challenging thing about being a dermatologist?
What is the most difficult thing once you are working with patients?
Any advice that you have for people still studying to become a dermatologist?
Hello,my name is Teresa. I am a student wanting to study to become a dermatologist. Is there anything different from what you learned in school v.s the real world? Is there any advice that you have for people still studying to become a dermatologist? What subject do I need to study in order to become a dermatologist? What books and/or tools that you found very helpful while still studying to become a dermatologist? What tools do you wish that you had while you were still in school?
Were you ever discouraged by the amount of schooling it takes to be a dermatologist?
If yes, how did you decide to continue with the schooling?
If I do not have a great history in mathematics is a physician's assistant a viable option for me?
I have not historically been interested or successful in the field of mathematics, but a career in dermatology interests me. I do not want to invest to be a dermatologist but to assist.
how can you balance family life and work as a dermatologist?
i would personally love to be a dermatologist when I am older but how do you balance home life like having a family and how do you balance life at the office? How many hours do dermatologists usually work in a week and also how many days do most derms work in a week?
Is it hard to become a dermatologist?
How hard is it to become a dermatologist and what should I major in to be on that career pathway? Also what are some colleges that you would recommend
What do you need to become a dermatologist (Is it worth it)?
I'm planning on becoming a dermatologist but I want some actual advice from people who have expertise in that field.
What are some common mistakes that I should be aware of and avoid as I pursue a career path in the medical field?
I would like to go into the medical field in the future, and I would like to gain some more insight to better equip myself for a career related to medicine.
what is the hard thing about being a dermatologist?
Is it too early to apply for colleges?
What does the daily life of a dermatologist look like?
I’m in 10th grade and I just got into the LPN program at my school Note: this question was asked anonymously by a student