1. Dermatology
Abby Amidon

2. What is a Dermatologist?
Treat conditions of…
hair
skin
nails

3. Job Description Responsibilities... Activities… Working Conditions…
Unique Facts…

4. Career Training/Education
Recommended HS Courses…
Education
4 years of Undergraduate School, 4 years of Medical School, 3-8 years of Internships and Residencies, State Licensing/additional exams for board certification
Tulane University
Skills/Training…

5. Salary/Wages/Benefits
Salary/Wages: Annual Mean- $187,200
Benefits: Sick leave, paid vacation, health insurance, and retirement plan

6. Advancement Opportunities
How a Person Advances: Go to meetings/clinics, board tests (every 10 years)
Future Outlook
Growth US Annually: 18.7%
Annual US Openings: very high- 15,260
US Employment: very large- 348,900

7. Related Professions
Medical Professions: Allergist/Immunologist, Anesthesiologist, RN, Pediatrician, Dentist, PA, Administration
What Else is Possible w/ Training: Other Fields of Medicine

8. Personality What People Fit the Job Dependable Independent
Compassionate
Patient
Organized
Leader

9. Character Qualities 6 Pillars of Character Contributions…
Character Qualities: Communicate well, reason and problem solve, time management skills, work well w/ others, pay attention to details, have stress tolerance, analytical thinking, self control, and social perceptiveness

10. Where I am in Career Decision
Is this the career for me?
Would I consider related fields?
My Plan…

11. Works Cited
Montana Career Information System. “Dermatologist.” Montana Department of Labor & Industry Research and Analysis. n.d. Web. 02 Feb
Occupational Outlook Handbook. “Dermatologist.” Department of Bureau and Labor Statistics. 08 Jan Web. 03 Feb
O*Net Online. “Dermatologist.” National Center for O*Net Development Web. 04 Feb