Anesthesiologist

Duties and Responsibilities:Anesthesiologists are the physicians trained to administer and manage anesthesia given during a surgical procedure. They are also responsible for managing and treating changes in your critical life functions - breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure - as they are affected by the surgery being performed. Further, they immediately diagnose and treat any medical problems that might arise during and immediately after surgery.

Salary:In the United States, you should expect a salary of about $250,000 to $425,000 with the median being about $343,000. And this amount is without bonuses. With bonuses, you should expect your income to be much higher than the above. With bonuses, the median goes up to about $363,000. There are many other attractive benefits to this job.

Education:Even before entering college, those interested in a career in anesthesiology need to think about the kinds of classes taken in high school. Classes with a math and science concentration certainly go a long way in preparing a future anesthesiologist for success in college and medical school.As with other physician specialties, all future anesthesiologists need to attend a four-year undergraduate program and most will enroll in a pre-medicine or another science-concentrated program, though it is not required.Following graduation, prospective anesthesiologists are required to attend four years of medical school where they generally spend the first two years building on basic sciences and the second two in clinical training.

Add a picture:

reflection:i think i can be cause i love health i want to save lifes.