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Depending on your age, perhaps you can go to a good college for a career in the medicinal field. Do keep in mind that to be a doctor, that's a pretty long time as you need a Doctor's degree which takes four years to obtain. Maybe ask your dad for more hands-on lessons and such since he is a doctor. And due to the fact of both your parents being in a medicinal field, you should ask them for guidance, as they can help you on your path to success in the medical field. Hope that helps.

I'm 11

Oh, wow, well, you can pick up a lot of experience on your way and that can really help.

We get injured a lot.She showed how to disinfect a wound,percuss a stomach,sew a wound,and remove debris.

Cool, your parents seem really smart, rely on them, definitely. And whenever you can, do some research or ask your science teacher for more info in medicine or ask if there is anything medical-related in your school.

I will, thanks

You can go to nursing school. There is always a need for good nurses :)

Experience

I'm not even a teenager,so I don't really get hands on experience.
But last week,I got out of school early,and my dad took me to work.
I got to watch a non hotchkins lymphoma tumor removal out of the OR window.

I'm a new teenager so I dont really have time for hands on work either but from experience form doing other things (like baseball) i would say that the best way to get better is to watch the masters and find time for hands on projects

I do the best I can
I've seen A BUNCH of procedures and operations,and I feel at home in the hospital(my family gets stitches A LOT.)I like the fluorescent lights,the smell of sterilizer,and the beep of heart moniters.

I would like hospitals alot more if I was the one treating people and growing up in its smell and noises, but I'm scared of going because my brain associates hospitals with bad stuff happening because I'm always the patient

My father's a doctor,his friends are doctors,and I myself have been in the emergency room 4 times in the past 7 months.
My dad always works a lot,so when we visit his work,we do it often

My moms a teacher and my dads a designer (website example the McDonalds website and the electronic order thingies) so I'm always directly connected to math and education instead of doctor like subjects

Yeah
My mom's a history teacher,but if I'm being honest,I am in love with the whole doctor thing:
Patients
The subject is fascinating
Helping people
Already being used to the atmosphere around me.

I like the subject of helping and doctoring but I have a fear of sickness to I've always been leaning towards being a vet instead of people doctor

I used to want to be a vet,but I couldn't handle putting pets down.
For me,it'd be easier to put a person down.(not really)

I'm thinking either Oncology,radiology,or hematology

I always wanted to be the vet that just gave checkups

Good idea,no putting down dogs.

Or cats or anything

Yeah I personally like dogs better (for pets not to put down)

I watched scrubs,my parents are medically trained,and my dad's a doctor,so I practically grew up in a hospital,seeing how it's done(I saw everything from thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpuras,myocardial infarctions,cancer,Wilson's disease,hematameses,uremia,treacher collins,huntington's disease,systolic murmurs,ect.) I know a lot for someone my age,but I want be be a doctor when I'm older.