The Most important subject that you at least need to be good at for doctor in Biology and Chemistry these are the most important subjects for a doctor or a medical doctor (you need at least an A) . Doctors aren't that easy in fact it's very difficult
I am not a medical doctor.
To become a child doctor or pediatrician you first have to become a doctor. Following medical school you will have to do a minimum of 3 years residency in pediatrics (the babies and children unit of a medical school hospital). Recommended high school subjects are mathematics and science subjects like biology, physics and chemistry. Becoming a doctor is highly competitive and the prospective doctor should aim for excellent grades.
No jobs make you a doctor. Education makes you a doctor. You can get a Ph.d in subjects and use it to get jobs in many areas or you can get a medical degree and become a doctor.
English language,Mathematics,one subject from Biology,human and Social Biology or integrated science, and 2 other subjects.
Yes. A Medical Career
Each jurisdiction has their own standards for the qualifications of a coroner. A coroner is not necessarily a medical examiner, a profession that in most cases, requires a medical doctor. Most larger jurisdictions require their coroner to be a medical examiner. You must contact your local coroner's office to find out what training is required.
The benefit a student doctor gains from joining a Student Doctor Network forum is that he or she can learn from other Student Doctors about his or her case and other subjects in the medical field.
being a doctor?
Not all dental specialists or eye specialists are doctors. Also, you can be a specialist in an academic subject (such as maths) without being a medical doctor.
Anyone can apply to a medical school and become a doctor. The real question is whether or not being a PA will lead to a shorter time at medical school and the answer to that is, NO!
a masters degree and lots of medical classes
An area of expertise in medical subjects such as radiology or anthropology.