Allergist/Immunologist
Duties and Responsibilities:
Treat
allergic diseases and immunological disorders in patients.
Find the cause of allergic irritants that trigger immune responses in the body. Perform clinical evaluation of allergies in patients for appropriate treatments. Participate in the ongoing research efforts on allergies. Study and focus on epidemiological aspects of allergies and immunology disorders Provide primary care to patients suffering from common allergic reactions.
Find the cause of allergic irritants that trigger immune responses in the body. Perform clinical evaluation of allergies in patients for appropriate treatments. Participate in the ongoing research efforts on allergies. Study and focus on epidemiological aspects of allergies and immunology disorders Provide primary care to patients suffering from common allergic reactions.
Salary: $118,000 – $184,000
Educational Requirements:
A candidate
must hold a high school diploma and complete a period of on-the-job training,
competition in the field has made it very difficult for anyone without formal
training in the medical field to work as an assistant. In almost all cases,
allergy technician positions require that a person hold a 1-year certificate or
2-year associate's degree in medical technology or a related field.
I would not like to be an allergist because it
requires a lot of educational requirements as
well as skills. I would also
not like to become one because I do not see myself as a doctor when I am older.
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