A pediatrician is a general practitioner who studies pediatrics and deals with the care of children. Paediatrics means healers of children (in Greek pais=child and iatros=doctor/healer). The duty of a pediatrician is to provide care to young people. Your responsibility as a pediatrician is to examine, diagnose and treat a child with a wide range of knowledge of different diseases and injuries. You may also need to prevent a child from contracting diseases such as hepatitis B, measles, measles and mumps. You have a routine check-up with each of your patients to monitor their growth and development from birth to adulthood. Finally, the pediatrician must provide the parent/guardian with teaching on how to properly protect and care for their child on a daily basis. Becoming a pediatrician requires special skills such as communication, reasoning and problem solving, being able to use math and science, managing people's time and other things, working with other people/things, and perceiving and visualizing. The physical demands you would need in this field would be being able to sit or stand for long periods of time, speak clearly, and be able to help the patient understand. To become a pediatrician you must also have good personal qualities to be successful. Some of these qualities you need are diplomatic, understanding and persuasive when working with people. Compassion is one of the main things you need to have for yourself when working with relatives with chronic conditions. You need compassion to be able to provide the necessary emotional support. They care for someone from birth and pregnancy, newborns, newborns, newborns, toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children and adolescents up to 18 years old. In some places, until the end of secondary education, a... middle of paper... one of the safety concerns for pediatricians is sprains or strains resulting from lifting and handling the patient. The future outlook for pediatricians is very strong at the moment. the moment, which means that there will most likely always be a job available. This is due to the fact that the population and the need for doctors are needed throughout the country, even in the world. I don't see the career having any availability soon. If I could have this job right away I would definitely take it. One of the reasons I would take the job is because I love children, I babysit all the time for my family and friends, and I would like to be able to take care of them on a professional level. Plus the pay for being a pediatrician is great and the job would be fun for me, plus getting paid is a plus. Lastly, I really want to make something of myself and not have to depend on anyone else for anything.