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Career Paper When I grow up I want to be a pharmacist. Being a pharmacist will be hard, it is probably one of the hardest jobs to get. To be a pharmacist you have to go through many years of education and go through skills and certification. When you become a pharmacist you also have to get your medical license. The years of education will vary between six to Thirteen years of college or a university. A pharmacist will have to get a doctorate degree. When you get a doctorate degree you have to go school for like 12 years! If I keep up with this career I will have to switch schools or university 4 times. When you go to doctorate school I would also have to get a pharmacy degree and get my PharmD. To become a pharmacist I would have to take …show more content…

A physician is sorta like a doctor but really for families and elderly people. To be a physician you have to go through fours years of regular college and four years of medical school. So that rounds uo to about Eight years, but if I want to help and the hospital I will have to get a least a few more years of college. I will have to learn about how to treat patients different from the hospital to my office. It will be so different because the patient in my office might just have a head cold but on the hospital they might have a broken bone and not able to walk. I have to respond to any situation. The salary usually averages about 188,000 dollars a year. In this job I will have to tell patients what is wrong with and help get them better and fill their prescriptions. I really like this job because I want to help people get better because I have been really sick and it sucks! Also right now my grandma has cancer and I can’t see her being that sick. I want to be that doctor that find the cure for cancer. Also I want to see if I can be the doctor everything and can help any doctor around the area. For this job I don't have to move anywhere because I could live here and make a doctor's office or join the hospital or join another doctor. I think if I am going to have a doctor's office I would want to have another doctor their incase one of us are sick and The other one can come in and take both patients and help one another with the patients. I really hopw I get this job because I love helping people and getting them better. If I was in the other hand and if I was sick I bet the doctor would like to help me and other people get better and helping them get better. If this one does not work I bet the pharmacy one works. I think that because you should have a goal and you should achieve

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