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BRIEF DETAILED DESCRIPTION:

What is Radiology or even a Radiologist you might ask?

-Radiologist specialize in wide arrays of advanced technology used to identify X-RAYS, and works in a team to produce medical imaging to produce results for a patient!

THAT IS ALOT^ (want to cut to the basics?)

-Radiologist are basically doctors that profession in X-RAYS.. this helps them examin the bones, or any tissue material of the human structure.

What is the education requirements?

Education:

Degree Level Doctor of Medicine

Certification/Licensure Mandatory medical licensure, optional certification from the American Board of Radiology (ABR) or the American Osteopathic Board of Radiology (AOBR)

Additional Requirements Specialty radiology fellowship is required for certification (1-2 years)

Experience 4-year radiology residency

"The road to a career as a radiologist typically begins with earning a bachelor's degree. Medical school prerequisite courses include biology, chemistry and physics. A number of undergraduate students opt to work or volunteer in medical settings to gain experience.

The road continues with four years of medical school to become a physician. Medical school consists of two years of classroom education in the sciences, such as anatomy, pathology, pharmacology and biochemistry, followed by two years of clinical rotations in different areas of medicine, such as pediatrics, psychiatry, surgery and internal medicine."

@https://study.com/radiologist_education.html

TYPICALLY THEIR DAYS GO LIKE THIS...

Have a great amount of responsibility for the health and safety of others.

Have a medium to high degree of social interaction. They talk with patients and medical staff throughout the day but also spend some time alone running tests.

Communicate via telephone, face-to-face discussions, and e-mail on a daily basis. They also write letters and memos, but less frequently.

Usually work as part of a team.

PHYSICAL WORK CONDITIONS

Always work indoors.

Are exposed to radiation on a daily basis. To protect themselves they wear special aprons and other safety gear.

Are exposed to the diseases and infections of patients on a daily basis.

May share work space with other radiologists and technicians.

WORK PERFORMANCE

Must be extremely exact and accurate when performing the job. Errors can impact the health of patients.

Repeat the same physical and mental activities.

Sometimes must match pace with the speed of equipment.

Make decisions on a daily basis that strongly impact patients. They consult doctors for some decisions, but make most without talking to a supervisor.

Are usually able to set their tasks for the day without consulting with a supervisor.

Work in a moderately competitive atmosphere. Their days are structured around patient appointments.

HOURS/TRAVEL

Usually work a set schedule.

Usually work at least 40 hours a week.

May work weekends and nights.

Work in a stressful environment where they must meet strict daily dead

Environment

SALARIES:

AVERAGE BASE PAY: $291,000/YR.

With the low of...$158,000

Ranging from the $478 K as the highest

DRESS CODE

* Long hair must be cut to shoulder length or be pulled back

*Beard and mustaches must be trimmed and must physically look clean

*No pierced body parts exceot ears...

*Formally dressed in coat for work

*No visible tatoos

Demand

The demand will increase as the amount of the years go on... This will now indicate a severe competition, compensation, quality efforts, and how others view themselves in a work force

SKILLS REQUIRED?

Attention to detail.

Ability to work as an individual and as part of a medical team of specialists.

Excellent communication skills.

Able to work well in stressful conditions.

Critical thinking.

Extensive knowledge of and an aptitude for the medical profession.

Real desire to help patients get better.

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BEST COLLEGES

Austin Peay State University

Emory University

University of Iowa

Best Colleges To Attend:

1) Duke University

(Durham, North Carolina)

2) Boston University

(Boston , Massachusetts)

3) The University Of Maine (Orono, Maine)

4) Eckerd College (St. Peterburg, Florida)

education / requirments

Classes you need to take :

• Biology 1 & 2
• General chemistry 1 and 2
• Organic chemistry 1 and general physics 1
• Organic chemistry 2 and Genral physics 2
• Calculus 1 and statistics

Education:must complete a bachlors degree (4 years)

if you want to you can study for a masters degree will take an additional 2 to three years .Earning a PHD will take 6 years more.

SKILLS

The skills and requirments needed to become a Marine Biologist are :

. How to swim and scuba dive

. How to work idependently or as part of a group

.Good observation skills

. Have good oral and communication skills

ENVIROMENT

Marine biologist usually work regular business but when it comes to fieldwork its longer hours. They sometimes work in offices or in laboratories. Most of them Work in boats, at sea, or in isolated coastal areas.

"Dress code"

. They wear every day clothing

. Short, shirts, sunglasses, and sunscreen

. Wet/dry suits , Diving and swimming fins , and scuba gear (mask oxygen etc)

salary and demand

Salary:

The average salary of a marine biologist yearly is $44,311 ( starts at 16,640 and can go up to 189,800. hourly -$8 and can go up to $91)

Demand:

.There is a limited amount of jobs in this field

.Growth rate of 3-7 pecent from 2017-2030.s estimate of 180 to 340 new marine biologist in within the next 10 years.

.Those with advanced math and computer skills will have more advantages of getting choosen

ADVANCES

• Biotechnology- the exploitation of biological processes for industrial and other purposes, especially the genetic manipulation of microorganisms for the production of antibiotics, hormones, etc.

• Biomedical-A scientest trained in technology in context of medicine.

• Oceanography- Deals with physical and biological properties of the ocean.

• Marine Ecology-study of marine life, habitat, populations, and interactions with other organsims.

• Marine Microbiology-study of Microorganisms and non-organisms that exist in saltwater enviroments.

ADVANCEMENTS

Regulatory: Advise the government on enviormental hazards and the dangers of chemical exposure, as well as public health and safety legistion

Industral: Often work in private companies to make sure that the products they make are safe for humans use and enviorment

Academics: Skilled reasearchers working in universties and government agencies

Occupational: Focus on saftey in the worplace hazards is the dissmention of information bearing on toxicity

CAREER PATH

Start working on the bench conducting experiments on in virtos and animals models. Over time they move on to surpervise others.

EDUCATION

• at least an under gradute degree in toxicology or chemistry,biology or bio chem
• labotory experince is vaulble
• a course in statics and mathmatics

THOSE SKILLZ THOUGH

data anylysis skills and stastical are a must have

ANALYTICAL

• critical thinking
• problem solving
• time management
• prioritization skills

INTERPERSONAL

• mangement and superviosry skills

COMMUNICATION

• oral prensentation
• written communication

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JOB IN THE FUTURE ?????

Toxicologists are a type of medical scientist, whose job growth is predicted to be about as fast as average for all occupations.

This growth will be driven by an aging population, an increased understanding of biological processes, and an increasing dependence on pharmaceuticals.

WHERE YOUR WORKING

ENTRY LEVEL-work in animal falcilites, the associate and bacholerate degree will usually stay there for there whole career

PH.D in toxicologist spends most of their time in a office planning, desigining experiments ,interperating data collected by others,writing reports and reccomdenations

MONEY

Those with master's degrees averaged just over $50,000, while those with doctorates earned closer to $100,000 a year.

Salary

Aerospace engineers can have a salary of $59,000 to $135,000.

Aquirments and education

To become an aerospace engineer you will need bacholers in technology,science, and space exploration

Demand

The demand for aerospace engineers is average compared to other jobs.

Hours

Aerospace engineers work 40 hour weeks

Best colleges to attend

The best colleges to attend for becoming an aerospace engineer in Florida

Florida Institute of Technology

University of Miami

University of Central Florida

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach

University of Florida

Advancements

Description

Mechanical engineering produce specifications for, design, develop, manufacture and install new or modified mechamical componets or systems.

examples : Electric generators, internal combustion engines, and steam and gas turbines,ect.

Aquirements and skills

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering

engineering license

Effective technical skills.

The ability to work under pressure.

Problem-solving skills.

Creativity.

Interpersonal skills.

Verbal and written communication skills.

Commercial awareness.

Teamworking skills.

Salary

$51,302 - 96,533

yearly rate bouns - $96,96- 9,783

profits- $98,54 - 9,602

$15.56-42.89

hourly rate tips-$2.92

overtime - $24.17- 56.13

Years of education

it takes at least 4 years of undergraduate to become an entry-level mechanical engineering. A masters degree in mechanical engineering will take an extra 4 to 7 years to complete.

Job location

Top 10

• NASA
• Google
• The Boeing company
• Apple
• Lockheed Martin corporation
• Microsoft
• GE aviation
• U.S. Department of energy
• Ford Motor company
• Walt Disney company

Advancements

• Mathimatics (in particular, calculus, different equations, and linear algebra)
• Basic physical sciences (including physics and chemistry)
• Statics and dynamics
• Strength of materials and solid mechanics
• Mechanical Engineering, Composites

College best to attend

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Stanford University
• Goergia Institute of Technology
• University of Michigan -- Ana Arbor
• University of California -- Berkeley
• Purdue University-- West Lafayette
• University of Illinois
• California Institute of technology
• University of Texas
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Northwestern University
• Texas A&M University

Work hours and Demand

• About 60 to 50 hours a week

• Employment of mechanical engineers is projected to grow 9 percent from 2016 to 2026, as fast as the average for all occupations. Job prospects may be best for those who stay abreast of the most recent advances in technology.

Dress code

• There is no single dress code for mechanical engineers. You should dress appropriately for the tasks you have scheduled. Some days you may need to wear overalls and a hard hat; other days you wear a suit to deal with clients.

Salary:

Average salary: is 72,602 dollars per year

Median:is 73,028 dollars per year

Money per hour: is 63.30 dollars per hour

Dress Code

"The wardrobe itself refers to the clothing worn, including shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, belts, and accessories like headbands or watches" it is prettyn standard dress code just lke for school.

Grooming: Grooming is another component of appearance that comprises hairstyles, facial hair, hair color, tattoos, piercings, hygiene, etc.

Enviroment:

The wardrobe itself refers to the clothing worn, including shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, belts, and accessories like headbands or watches" it is prettyn standard dress code just lke for school.

Demand:

The BLS says electrical and electronics engineering job growth will occur largely in engineering services firms, because companies are cutting costs by contracting. Among the areas that will be in the most demand will be developing technologies around solar arrays, semiconductors and communications

Colleges to attend:

Some of the best colleges to recieve the degree of electrical engineering are

Steven institute of technology

Olin college

Tuskegee university

Norwich university

SKILLS

Critical thinking. Engineers are problem solvers. ...

Technological knowledge. ...

Active learning. ...

Interpersonal skills. ...

Organizational skills. ...

Complex problem solving skills. ...

Mathematics and physics skills. ...

Innovative thinking.

Advancements:

* Engineers research and develop solutions to technical needs in society. ...

Electrical engineers develop electrical equipment involved in power generation, controlling, and transmission. They must have in-depth scientific understanding about electricity and technology in various products and services.

ADVANCING

Marine biologists study plants and animals that live in the sea. They evaluate information and marine life samples.

Chemical oceanographers study the chemical composition of the water and floors of the oceans.

Marine geologists are concerned with the minerals found in sea beds.

Marine geophysicists also study the structure of ocean floors and the layers of rock found beneath the floors.

Other branches of oceanography are concerned with the oceans' tides, weather, waves, and currents.

Requirements

Requirements

"Oceanographers usually receive a background education in biology, physics, chemistry, and geology, but they generally go on to focus their research within one field or the other. There are a few schools that offer undergraduate Bachelor's degrees in marine biology, however, most oceanographers further their study before seeking work. Usually, there are internships and assistant-level positions available for those with only undergraduate degrees. To get a more prominent position as an oceanographer, students usually go on to acquire a Master's or PhD level education before become ocean scientists. However, the undergraduate period allows a student to acquire experience all the chemistry, biology, and physics basis that allow them to build upon their studies with more advanced topics in oceanography.''

Salary

Yearly - 39,548- $105,605

hourly rate - 28.49

EDUCATION

Oceanographers start with a bachelor's degree and then look into pursuing internship programs or entry-level positions. Many oceanographers go on to acquire a master's degree for research positions. ... Oceanography schools may offer specializations like chemical, marine geology, physical and biological oceanography.

Skills

As an oceanographer you'll need:

strong mathematical skills.

excellent observational and practical skills.

accuracy and attention to detail.

excellent spoken and written communication skills to present your findings.