benifits
what do they do?
school
facts
skills
100

how many weeks of vacation per year?

4 weeks

100

what is their main focus?

they study and treat cancer and blood disorders in children.

100

how long is residency when becoming a pediatric oncologist? (minimum)

minimum of 6 years

100

_________ in 285 children will be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 20

one

100

what are two qualities that pediatric Oncologist care throughout there Profession?

A pediatric oncologist must be caring and loving towards infants and children.

200

what medical benefits do pediatric oncologists get?

health and dental

200

what do they study?

He/she studies and analysis the diagnostic test reports and suggests proper medication.

200

What is the projected job growth?

14%

200

what abilities should they have and learn?

He/she must be responsive and should possess problem-solving abilities.

300

What is an entry-level salary?

salaries are likely to be around $198,000 in the first two years of practice.

300

What does a pediatric oncologist study and treat

cancer in children

300

What must they obtain?

The MCAT, medical license, and a medical degree.

300

what skills must a pediatric oncologist obtain?

A pediatric oncologist must possess exceptional interpersonal skills and should have in-depth knowledge of this profession.

400

benefits include:

health and life insurance, retirement plans, sick leaves, and paid vacations

400

 what is a part of long term care treatment?

they manage phycological and social support

400

how many years does it take to become a pediatric oncologist?

up to 13 years and an undergraduate degree

400

what should a doctor have to succeed?

He/she should be observant, dedicated and hardworking.

500

Do you have to pay for your own food at the hospital?

You get on call money for food.

500

what do they focus on with their patents for long term care?

treating their cancer and making sure it doesn't come back.

500

What is the accreditation you need?

Have to be board certified in pediatric hematology-oncology.

500

what is the leading cause of death in children under 19?

cancer

500

what should they be good at/ skills to posses?

should be good at notetaking/paperwork and problem-solving.

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