Msaada kuhusu kozi ya Doctor of Medicine(MD) pamoja na Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)

spleen said:
Dental haina issue si tu America hata Europe, angalia the "list of most payable medical profession in the world", dental haipo hata top 10.
Halafu issue sio watu wachache issue ni uwezo wa kufanya mambo mengi kwenye course yako.
Munaweza kua wachache lakini limited.
Dental ni zaidi ya nini?, kama una Sita kuvitaja, vijana si watajua tu ni zaidi ya meno, kama wewe unayejua unaogopa kuvitaja.
MD nzuri ina watu wengi?, acha uongo.... Kuna nephrologist, surgeon, neurologist, cardiologist wangapi hata TZ, Kumbuka hizo ni specialists za MD na dental hafit kuzisoma hizo
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The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
Not only can you make a lot of money, but you can also find plenty of jobs hiring in the health care sector.
Monster staff
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
The health care sector is always growing. And so can your salary.

There are many good reasons to consider medical field jobs. Not only is a health care job the highest-paying job in your state, employment in the sector is expected to continue to grow rapidly in the coming years, too. Sure, you’ll need some specialized education (hello, med school) to land many of these jobs, but between the high pay and job security, any one of these positions would be well worth the investment.

Health care jobs are expected to grow 18% from 2016 to 2026—that comes out to 2.3 million new jobs—which is much faster than the average for all occupations, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook Handbook. In fact, for the first time in history, health care is the largest source of jobs in the U.S.

Check out the top-paying health care jobs below to see if a career in medicine is for you.

1. Physicians and surgeons
What you’d do: Physicians and surgeons are the highest earning professionals in the health care world. Physicians diagnose and treat patients as well as take medical histories and prescribe medication. Surgeons are also responsible for treating patients, but focus more on operating to repair ailments such as broken bones or cancerous tumors.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $208,000 per year or more

Find all physician jobs on Monster.

2. Dentists
What you’d do: Dentists treat patients’ teeth and gums as well as provide preventative help on maintaining good oral health. You might not realize that dentists are among the top earners as far as medical field jobs go, so let this serve as a reminder.
What you’d need: You must first get a bachelor’s degree, then go to a dental school (four years) and pass a licensing exam.
What you’d make: $159,770 per year

Find all dentist jobs on Monster.

3. Podiatrists
What you’d do: Podiatrists provide medical and surgical care for foot, ankle, and lower leg problems.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $124,830 per year

Find all podiatrist jobs on Monster.

4. Pharmacists
What you’d do: Pharmacists dispense prescription medications to patients and offer advice about safely administering medicine without causing adverse reactions.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a pharmacist.
What you’d make: $122,230 per year

Find all pharmacist jobs on Monster.

5. Nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners
What you’d do: Nurse anesthetists provide anesthesia and medical care during and after surgeries. Nurse midwives provide family planning services and prenatal care to women. Nurse practitioners serve as primary care providers and help integrate health promotion strategies into their patients’ lives.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out these sample nurse resumes.
What you’d make: $107,460 per year

Find all nurse jobs on Monster.

6. Optometrists
What you’d do: Optometrists examine and treat visual problems and manage any diseases or injuries to the eyes.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $106,140 per year

Find all optometrist jobs on Monster.

7. Physician assistants
What you’d do: Physician assistants include examining, diagnosing, and treating patients with help from teams of physicians and surgeons.
What you’d need: Master’s degree
What you’d make: $101,480 per year

Find all physician assistant jobs on Monster.

8. Veterinarians
What you’d do: Vets care for the health of animals by diagnosing, treating, and researching medical conditions of pets, livestock, and other animals.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $88,770

Find all veterinarian jobs on Monster.

9. Physical therapists
What you’d do: Physical therapists help injured patients improve their mobility and manage their pain through exercise and non-invasive procedures.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a physical therapist.
What you’d make: $85,400 per year

Find all physical therapist jobs on Monster.

10. Occupational therapists
What you’d do: Occupational therapists work to treat disabled patients through everyday activities.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out this sample cover letter for an occupational therapist.
What you’d make: $81,910 per year


Uwe unafatilia mambo sio tu kukurupuka bro
 
Millitarydoctor said:
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
Not only can you make a lot of money, but you can also find plenty of jobs hiring in the health care sector.
Monster staff
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
The health care sector is always growing. And so can your salary.

There are many good reasons to consider medical field jobs. Not only is a health care job the highest-paying job in your state, employment in the sector is expected to continue to grow rapidly in the coming years, too. Sure, you’ll need some specialized education (hello, med school) to land many of these jobs, but between the high pay and job security, any one of these positions would be well worth the investment.

Health care jobs are expected to grow 18% from 2016 to 2026—that comes out to 2.3 million new jobs—which is much faster than the average for all occupations, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook Handbook. In fact, for the first time in history, health care is the largest source of jobs in the U.S.

Check out the top-paying health care jobs below to see if a career in medicine is for you.

1. Physicians and surgeons
What you’d do: Physicians and surgeons are the highest earning professionals in the health care world. Physicians diagnose and treat patients as well as take medical histories and prescribe medication. Surgeons are also responsible for treating patients, but focus more on operating to repair ailments such as broken bones or cancerous tumors.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $208,000 per year or more

Find all physician jobs on Monster.

2. Dentists
What you’d do: Dentists treat patients’ teeth and gums as well as provide preventative help on maintaining good oral health. You might not realize that dentists are among the top earners as far as medical field jobs go, so let this serve as a reminder.
What you’d need: You must first get a bachelor’s degree, then go to a dental school (four years) and pass a licensing exam.
What you’d make: $159,770 per year

Find all dentist jobs on Monster.

3. Podiatrists
What you’d do: Podiatrists provide medical and surgical care for foot, ankle, and lower leg problems.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $124,830 per year

Find all podiatrist jobs on Monster.

4. Pharmacists
What you’d do: Pharmacists dispense prescription medications to patients and offer advice about safely administering medicine without causing adverse reactions.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a pharmacist.
What you’d make: $122,230 per year

Find all pharmacist jobs on Monster.

5. Nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners
What you’d do: Nurse anesthetists provide anesthesia and medical care during and after surgeries. Nurse midwives provide family planning services and prenatal care to women. Nurse practitioners serve as primary care providers and help integrate health promotion strategies into their patients’ lives.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out these sample nurse resumes.
What you’d make: $107,460 per year

Find all nurse jobs on Monster.

6. Optometrists
What you’d do: Optometrists examine and treat visual problems and manage any diseases or injuries to the eyes.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $106,140 per year

Find all optometrist jobs on Monster.

7. Physician assistants
What you’d do: Physician assistants include examining, diagnosing, and treating patients with help from teams of physicians and surgeons.
What you’d need: Master’s degree
What you’d make: $101,480 per year

Find all physician assistant jobs on Monster.

8. Veterinarians
What you’d do: Vets care for the health of animals by diagnosing, treating, and researching medical conditions of pets, livestock, and other animals.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $88,770

Find all veterinarian jobs on Monster.

9. Physical therapists
What you’d do: Physical therapists help injured patients improve their mobility and manage their pain through exercise and non-invasive procedures.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a physical therapist.
What you’d make: $85,400 per year

Find all physical therapist jobs on Monster.

10. Occupational therapists
What you’d do: Occupational therapists work to treat disabled patients through everyday activities.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out this sample cover letter for an occupational therapist.
What you’d make: $81,910 per year


Uwe unafatilia mambo sio tu kukurupuka bro
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Good bless you bruh
 
Millitarydoctor said:
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
Not only can you make a lot of money, but you can also find plenty of jobs hiring in the health care sector.
Monster staff
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
The health care sector is always growing. And so can your salary.

There are many good reasons to consider medical field jobs. Not only is a health care job the highest-paying job in your state, employment in the sector is expected to continue to grow rapidly in the coming years, too. Sure, you’ll need some specialized education (hello, med school) to land many of these jobs, but between the high pay and job security, any one of these positions would be well worth the investment.

Health care jobs are expected to grow 18% from 2016 to 2026—that comes out to 2.3 million new jobs—which is much faster than the average for all occupations, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook Handbook. In fact, for the first time in history, health care is the largest source of jobs in the U.S.

Check out the top-paying health care jobs below to see if a career in medicine is for you.

1. Physicians and surgeons
What you’d do: Physicians and surgeons are the highest earning professionals in the health care world. Physicians diagnose and treat patients as well as take medical histories and prescribe medication. Surgeons are also responsible for treating patients, but focus more on operating to repair ailments such as broken bones or cancerous tumors.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $208,000 per year or more

Find all physician jobs on Monster.

2. Dentists
What you’d do: Dentists treat patients’ teeth and gums as well as provide preventative help on maintaining good oral health. You might not realize that dentists are among the top earners as far as medical field jobs go, so let this serve as a reminder.
What you’d need: You must first get a bachelor’s degree, then go to a dental school (four years) and pass a licensing exam.
What you’d make: $159,770 per year

Find all dentist jobs on Monster.

3. Podiatrists
What you’d do: Podiatrists provide medical and surgical care for foot, ankle, and lower leg problems.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $124,830 per year

Find all podiatrist jobs on Monster.

4. Pharmacists
What you’d do: Pharmacists dispense prescription medications to patients and offer advice about safely administering medicine without causing adverse reactions.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a pharmacist.
What you’d make: $122,230 per year

Find all pharmacist jobs on Monster.

5. Nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners
What you’d do: Nurse anesthetists provide anesthesia and medical care during and after surgeries. Nurse midwives provide family planning services and prenatal care to women. Nurse practitioners serve as primary care providers and help integrate health promotion strategies into their patients’ lives.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out these sample nurse resumes.
What you’d make: $107,460 per year

Find all nurse jobs on Monster.

6. Optometrists
What you’d do: Optometrists examine and treat visual problems and manage any diseases or injuries to the eyes.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $106,140 per year

Find all optometrist jobs on Monster.

7. Physician assistants
What you’d do: Physician assistants include examining, diagnosing, and treating patients with help from teams of physicians and surgeons.
What you’d need: Master’s degree
What you’d make: $101,480 per year

Find all physician assistant jobs on Monster.

8. Veterinarians
What you’d do: Vets care for the health of animals by diagnosing, treating, and researching medical conditions of pets, livestock, and other animals.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $88,770

Find all veterinarian jobs on Monster.

9. Physical therapists
What you’d do: Physical therapists help injured patients improve their mobility and manage their pain through exercise and non-invasive procedures.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a physical therapist.
What you’d make: $85,400 per year

Find all physical therapist jobs on Monster.

10. Occupational therapists
What you’d do: Occupational therapists work to treat disabled patients through everyday activities.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out this sample cover letter for an occupational therapist.
What you’d make: $81,910 per year


Uwe unafatilia mambo sio tu kukurupuka bro
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Vipi lab scientist/technologist tunawaweka wapi wenyewe?
 
Pyredbello said:
Kikubwa hasa nataka kutimiza ndoto zangu za kuja kuwa muhudumu katika kada ya Afya (Daktari bingwa) ila , suala zima la pesa litafata baadae kwani kila anaesomea taaluma fulani lengo pia ni kupata pesa .
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Dogo pesa ni muhimu. MD ni kozi ya gharama utakuwa na deni si chini ya milioni 25. Utalipa si chini ya miaka 7 imagine.
 
MD ni course nzuri Sana for social status and for future exprience.... Hapa maMDs wanaweza kujiendeleza kwa masters, PhDs and even professors .
Soko la ajira Ni Pana Sana unaweza ukaomba sekta za serikali au binafsi kwenye mashirika ya kidini na ya wakimbizi.
Wanahitajika Sana ma
Cardiologist, neurologist , pharmacologist, pathologist and many more .

In other hand DDS they could not be able to be like MD's professional they will still be involved in mouth, teeth's and gums . Even so DDS having future professionals but almost many people hii course sio pendwa so haitiliwi maanani.

But all in all pesa popote zipo.
 
Millitarydoctor said:
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
Not only can you make a lot of money, but you can also find plenty of jobs hiring in the health care sector.
Monster staff
The 10 highest-paying health care jobs
The health care sector is always growing. And so can your salary.

There are many good reasons to consider medical field jobs. Not only is a health care job the highest-paying job in your state, employment in the sector is expected to continue to grow rapidly in the coming years, too. Sure, you’ll need some specialized education (hello, med school) to land many of these jobs, but between the high pay and job security, any one of these positions would be well worth the investment.

Health care jobs are expected to grow 18% from 2016 to 2026—that comes out to 2.3 million new jobs—which is much faster than the average for all occupations, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Outlook Handbook. In fact, for the first time in history, health care is the largest source of jobs in the U.S.

Check out the top-paying health care jobs below to see if a career in medicine is for you.

1. Physicians and surgeons
What you’d do: Physicians and surgeons are the highest earning professionals in the health care world. Physicians diagnose and treat patients as well as take medical histories and prescribe medication. Surgeons are also responsible for treating patients, but focus more on operating to repair ailments such as broken bones or cancerous tumors.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $208,000 per year or more

Find all physician jobs on Monster.

2. Dentists
What you’d do: Dentists treat patients’ teeth and gums as well as provide preventative help on maintaining good oral health. You might not realize that dentists are among the top earners as far as medical field jobs go, so let this serve as a reminder.
What you’d need: You must first get a bachelor’s degree, then go to a dental school (four years) and pass a licensing exam.
What you’d make: $159,770 per year

Find all dentist jobs on Monster.

3. Podiatrists
What you’d do: Podiatrists provide medical and surgical care for foot, ankle, and lower leg problems.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $124,830 per year

Find all podiatrist jobs on Monster.

4. Pharmacists
What you’d do: Pharmacists dispense prescription medications to patients and offer advice about safely administering medicine without causing adverse reactions.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a pharmacist.
What you’d make: $122,230 per year

Find all pharmacist jobs on Monster.

5. Nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners
What you’d do: Nurse anesthetists provide anesthesia and medical care during and after surgeries. Nurse midwives provide family planning services and prenatal care to women. Nurse practitioners serve as primary care providers and help integrate health promotion strategies into their patients’ lives.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out these sample nurse resumes.
What you’d make: $107,460 per year

Find all nurse jobs on Monster.

6. Optometrists
What you’d do: Optometrists examine and treat visual problems and manage any diseases or injuries to the eyes.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $106,140 per year

Find all optometrist jobs on Monster.

7. Physician assistants
What you’d do: Physician assistants include examining, diagnosing, and treating patients with help from teams of physicians and surgeons.
What you’d need: Master’s degree
What you’d make: $101,480 per year

Find all physician assistant jobs on Monster.

8. Veterinarians
What you’d do: Vets care for the health of animals by diagnosing, treating, and researching medical conditions of pets, livestock, and other animals.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree
What you’d make: $88,770

Find all veterinarian jobs on Monster.

9. Physical therapists
What you’d do: Physical therapists help injured patients improve their mobility and manage their pain through exercise and non-invasive procedures.
What you’d need: Doctoral or professional degree. Check out this sample resume for a physical therapist.
What you’d make: $85,400 per year

Find all physical therapist jobs on Monster.

10. Occupational therapists
What you’d do: Occupational therapists work to treat disabled patients through everyday activities.
What you’d need: Master’s degree. Check out this sample cover letter for an occupational therapist.
What you’d make: $81,910 per year


Uwe unafatilia mambo sio tu kukurupuka bro
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We ndio mkurupukaji mkubwa hapa jamvini kazi ku quote tu bila kuelewa.....kwenye list yako si umeweka hapo physician na surgeons....... Sasa hizo ni specialization za MD...... si umeona mwenyewe dental alivyo hafit popote,ila kw a kulazimisha sana..... Hospitali inaweza endeshwa bila dentist lakini bila MD hamna hospitali... Ukibisha jinyonge
 
spleen said:
We ndio mkurupukaji mkubwa hapa jamvini kazi ku quote tu bila kuelewa.....kwenye list yako si umeweka hapo physician na surgeons....... Sasa hizo ni specialization za MD...... si umeona mwenyewe dental alivyo hafit popote,ila kw a kulazimisha sana..... Hospitali inaweza endeshwa bila dentist lakini bila MD hamna hospitali... Ukibisha jinyonge
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