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Optometrist

Image result for optometristDuties and Responsibilities: 

Optometrists have a variety of tasks to complete at work. They have to do the following stuff, perform vision tests and analyze the results. Diagnose sight problems, such as nearsightedness or farsightedness,  as well as if the patient has any eye diseases, one example is glaucoma. They may also prescribe glasses, contact lenses, and other visual aids, and at times (if allowed by the state they operate in) they can prescribe medications as well. 

Salary:

Optometrists make an average of  $104,531-$130,845 yearly. 

Education: 

It is required to have a bachelor's degree and a four-year optometry program in order to become an optometrist. 

Demand for this particular career:

Being an optometrist requires a large variety of skills because of their certain tasks. Also due to the fact that most optometrists operate their own practices, optometrists must have good business, accounting an managerial skills,  being able to multitask, delegate and communicate effectively is critical for having a successful career as an optometrist as it can make the job easier for many. 

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Reflection:

No, I would not like to become an optometrist, as it does not interest me. As I said before this job doesn't seem that much interesting to me. Also if you make a mistake you can cost someone their sight, give them the wrong medication, vision improving aids (glasses, contact lenses, etc.). Although they do make a good amount of money, the job is just simply not interesting, and I can end up making people's sight worst instead of helping it by accident. Those are the reasons why I would nt like to become a optometrist 
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