Female Specialist Dermatologist:
1. Diagnosing illnesses/disorders and prescribing and administering treatment for people suffering from injury or disease.
2. examining patients and taking their medical history.
3. Observing or analyzing physical or mental problems.
4. Ordering, performing, and interpreting diagnostic tests.
5. advising patients on how to prevent diseases and how to keep fit through exercise, hygiene, and diet.
6. Using medical/dental instruments to treat patients.
7. Instructing people on health care.
8. Planning and arranging a health care treatment.
9. Treating physical and mental problems.
10. Taking Responsibility - You are a licensed doctor and that means that people trust your knowledge and instinct on their personal well-being. (That doesn't mean you are supposed to have a cure for everything!) It means that you're responsible for your mistakes or your actions.
11. Dealing With People - This job involves working with LOTS of people -- whether it be the young or the old. You will be advising and counseling these people. Not everyone is willing to cooperate, though you may be the most respected doctor in the business.
12. Working Under Stress - Along with feeling great that you helped someone, (and the money you'll get, stress may be something you also have to deal with. The job can get very stressful--like too many patients in so little time, or you have other issues back home. Under the circumstances, you still have patients to see.
13. Making Judgments and Discussions - This is a major thing as a doctor, because you call the shots. You are responsible (though you may seek help) for diagnosing any illnesses or disorders the patient may have. People follow your orders and listen to you.
