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Olwethu
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Dermatology
May someone please tell me what subjects you need in high school to study dermatology. I am very interested and excited to know about this profession #high-school #dermatology #please help
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Mrine J
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Hello Olwethu ,
The subject that you'll need in high school for the road of becoming a Dermatologist is to take anatomy, physiology and health science. Also pharmaceutical technician classes because you'll be prescribing some medications to your patients , and needs to know the correct ones. Basically all the medical classes you can take, I will suggest you to take them.
Hopefully that helps.
The subject that you'll need in high school for the road of becoming a Dermatologist is to take anatomy, physiology and health science. Also pharmaceutical technician classes because you'll be prescribing some medications to your patients , and needs to know the correct ones. Basically all the medical classes you can take, I will suggest you to take them.
Hopefully that helps.
Thank you 😊
Olwethu
M Schwartz
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Science. Lots of science. Good luck
Thanks 🙏 so much
Olwethu
Are there specific science courses you would recommend?
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Nathan Ewing
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Take as many science courses as possible and see if you are interested in that subject area.
Once in college, do the same, but start shadowing physicians and volunteering as well. This will provide a better understanding of the day-to-day operations. Helps with letters of recommendation as well.
Deciding on a medical specialty (Dermatology, Pediatrics, Emergency Med, etc.) doesn't happen until the end of medical school, so until then, continue to explore different areas of interest and keep your grades (especially your science grades) up!
Once in college, do the same, but start shadowing physicians and volunteering as well. This will provide a better understanding of the day-to-day operations. Helps with letters of recommendation as well.
Deciding on a medical specialty (Dermatology, Pediatrics, Emergency Med, etc.) doesn't happen until the end of medical school, so until then, continue to explore different areas of interest and keep your grades (especially your science grades) up!
Thanks 🙏 so much
Olwethu
Happy to help!
My partner is currently in medical school and is starting to generate interest in certain specialties, so I'd be happy to offer insight based on her experience.
Nathan Ewing