Pediatric Neonatology
About how many years in total are needed in order to become a Neonatologist?
About 14 years
What is Pediatric Neurology?
Expertise and Training of Brain and Nervous System Specialists.
What is the patient age range in pediatrics?
Newborn to late teens
What is a Pediatric cardiologist?
Pediatric cardiologists specialize in diagnosing and treating heart problems in children.
How long does it take to complete all the schooling for Pediatric Surgery?
11-15 Years
Neonatologists work especially with the ______ or ______ infants.
ill; premature
What is the salary?
Overall, about how many years is needed to be a pediatrician?
10-15 years.
How many years of medical school do you need to become a pediatric cardiologist?
4 years.
What does a pediatric surgeon do?
Pediatric surgeons diagnose, treat, and manage children's surgical needs.
Where is neonatology usually practiced at?
Intensive Care Units (NICUs)
What training do Neurologist need?
Neurologists complete at least three years of specialty training and a one-year internship in either internal medicine.
What schooling do all pediatricians need?
A Bachelor's degree and a degree from a medical school.
How many years do you need to do internships and clinical residency training?
3-7 years.
What is the salary range of a pediatric surgeon?
Lower Range: $269,051
Median Range: $425,095
Higher Range: $630,141
What do neonatologists treat on infants?
Conditions and diseases of the brain and neurological system in the children
What certifies do Neurologists need?
An M.D. or D.O. degree and American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN)
What main skill is needed for pediatrics?
What is the median salary for a pediatric cardiologist?
Median salary of $249,990
The term “pediatrics” is derived from the two Greek words, pais meaning _____ and iatros meaning ______ and ______.
Child; doctor; healer
Where is the required certification needed from?
The American Board of Pediatrics and the Sub-board of Neonatal- Perinatal Medicine.
What are three different options for child neurology and pediatrics training?
A combined five-year child neurology program, A linked preliminary pediatrics and child neurology program, and Separate preliminary pediatric and neurology residency programs.
The word ‘pediatrician’ is derived from two Greek words meaning "__________."
Healer of children
What is it called when a pediatric cardiologist does a medical imaging technique used in radiology to form pictures of the anatomy and the physiological processes of the body?
MRI
How many hours a week does a pediatric surgeon generally work?
57 Hours on average