The Similarities And Differences Between A Surgical Nurse And A Sports Doctor

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During the spring of 2013, the Boston Marathon was bombed. Hundreds of people had their bodies mutilated . Victims were rushed into the ER like it was hell on Earth so they could get their arms and legs amputated. Surgeries went on and on for the whole day and if it wasn't for those nurses, doctors and surgeons many people would of died that day. Becoming a citizen whose profession is in the medical department is what i dream and desire to do for a career. The two occupations that offer these opportunities are a Surgical Nurse(RD) and a Sports Doctor. Even though i'm only fourteen, I know these two careers will bring me such joy and satisfaction. I look forward to becoming one of these two inspirational occupations. I've researched both careers and I have learned they have similarities but they also have dramatic differences. While both a Surgical Nurse and a Sports Doctor relate because of being in the medical department, they differ in ways like the salaries and the education standards.
The two jobs I seek to become relate in the one most important characteristic, being in the medical field. Growing up to be a medical worker is extremely important. From the times I can remember, I always wanted to become a nurse or a doctor. Watching shows like Scrubs, and Greys Anatomy I have only got more inspired to fulfill my dreams. The idea of someday helping and saving lives only puts a smile on my face. Fixing bones, healing cuts, removing organs from ones body is outrageously exciting. Becoming a Surgical Nurse or a Sports Doctor will bring me extreme happiness.
On the other hand, the two occupations are different in several ways and one example is the amount pay one gets in a year. If I would become a Surgical Nurse i would make about 44,000 to 104,000 a year and nurses have extremely good perks and benefits because of the lack nurses in the health industry. However, a Sports doctor makes a minimum of 279,000 a year and the workers who become Sports Doctor have excellent benefits and perks. Salary and benefits/perks are amazingly important when considering a job. Someday I would want to have...

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