Oncologist

An Oncologist’s duty or responsibility is to perform wide variety of procedures the ascertain the condition of tissues and to detect cancer. They also collect medical histories and perform physical evaluations like, maintaining records managing the work staff, and coordinate with other medical personal.

An Oncologist makes between the ranges of $222,809 to $351,598.

To become an oncologist you must require an M.D. degree other requirements are to fulfill state licensure requirements; complete residency training programs and subspecialty training programs.

 I wouldn’t like to be an oncologist because the medical area isn’t something that calls to me I would rather help people in another way.-