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Where do dermatologists usually work?

Clinics.

100

Why should dermatologists continue to expand their knowledge by going to conferences & seminars?

There are always new developments in the Medical community especially in the field of dermatology.

100

What is the first step to becoming a dermatologist?

Completing an undergraduate degree in a subject strongly linked to medical sciences.

100

What is the study range of becoming a dermatologist post high school?

10 - 15 years.

100

When is the MCAT given?

While receiving an undergraduate degree.

200

What aspect of a dermatologists workplace is stressful?

Meeting deadlines & having an accurate work performance.

200

What must dermatologists do when diagnosing and treating their patients?

Help their patients understand their condition.

200

Name one skill that you must have to be a Dermatologist?


  • Social/Business 

  • Independent Work 

  • Decision Making 

  • ICT skills

  • Critical Thinking

  • Using Surgical Equipment and Medication



200

True or False: The cost of going to University and Medical school is extremely low.

False, it's extremely high.

200

What does MCAT stand for?

Medical College Admission Test.

300

When does a dermatologist need to wear safety gear?

When treating infected patients or working with hazardous materials.

300

What should a dermatologist refer to before diagnosing their patient?

The patients Medical History.

300

How long does it take to obtain a MD designation?

Four years of Medical School.

300

How can a dermatologist's job be stressful?

It can be stressful due to the deadlines, tough decision making and accurate work performance.

300

What is the average annual income of a Dermatologist in Canada?

$300,000

400

When do dermatologists usually work with hazardous chemicals? 

During surgical procedures.

400

What kind of treatment can dermatologists provide?

Surgical Procedures & Medication.

400

Why are Social skills important for a dermatologist?

So that you can be able to communicate with your patients in a nice manner and the patients feel comfortable sharing their condition with the dermatologist. Social skills also expand a dermatologists business.

400

Why is a dermatologist's schedule or their ability to choose their work hours a pro?   

They are able to spend a significant amount of time with their family.

400

What is a Mohs Surgeon?

A dermatologist who further specializes in diagnosing and treating skin cancers through surgery.

500

What do you call a group made up of dermatologists with different specialties?

A “Multi-Specialty Medical group”.

500

Who should a dermatologist refer their patients too if they need more care.

Other Specialists.

500

Why does the government require you to complete an evaluation from the Maintenance of Certification Program while you are working as a dermatologist?

The evaluation let's the government know that the dermatologist is doing his/her job properly. 

500

How can gender effect the income of a dermatologist?

Female dermatologists can work less hours than male patients because due to their families, for example, females might have to take time off for maternity leave. While male dermatologist can work longer.

500

Explain the residency program required to become a dermatologist in detail.

The five year residency program consists of basic clinical rotations (2 years), more specialized dermatology training (2 year) and an extra year for practice or training.