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what do you do if you work as an OB GYN doctor or an nick u worker?

Hi, i am O #doctor livia. I am 13. I like to care for younger kids. #doctor #doctor

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Estelle’s Answer

Ob/Gyn doctors deliver babies and neonatologists are doctors that take care of sick newborns. NICU stands for neonatal intensive care unit. Both require 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school and residency which may be from 4-6 years depending on your specialty. If that path sounds too long, you could be a nurse in the NICU , and that would not take as long. If you want to take care of kids in general, how about becoming a pediatrician?
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Madeline’s Answer

Okay, these are two very different jobs, but they do work in the same sector of a hospital. An OB GYN is a doctor who has a medical degree. This doctor helps the mother throughout her pregnancy, and can even help the mother decide what kind of birth plan she would prefer. A NIC U (Neonatal Intensive Care unit) is where babies who need a little more care after they are born are placed. In my opinion, a NIC U worker is a demanding position.

Madeline recommends the following next steps:

Think about where you would like to work in a hospital and why
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