Career Option: Nephrologist

Eligibility

In order to become a nephrologists, a person should have a M.D or D.O degree . There should be the completion of a four year residency in the same profession. People can also have a 3 year practice in the same profession. A nephrologists must then pass an oral and written examination. The written exam comprises of a full day research on the relevant topics. The oral exams also include assessing the actual examination through verbal skills.

How to become Nephrologist

A bachelor’s degree in medicine takes around 4 years with 4 years in the medicine profession. It also takes around 8 years to practice this profession. The total duration of this stream is total 8 years with 2 years of practice.

Job profile of Nephrologist

• The key responsibility of a nephrologist is responsible in doing examination on kidneys and curing their patients with the same treatment .
• The key responsibility of a nephrologist is to examine the patient and his potential to withstand the surgery.
• The key responsibility of a nephrologist is to work on new techniques and strategies of treating patients.
• The key responsibility of a nephrologist is to work in various government and private hospitals.
• The key responsibility of a nephrologist should work on wider varieties of subjects and concepts and should posses excellent spirit to do serve the country.

Salary Range for Nephrologist

They are said to work with council of doctors and Physicians. They can work in health care units, hospitals and Clinics. A nephrologist can earn Rs 75,000 to Rs 90,000 as their starting salary.