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A radiologist is a type of doctor who uses medical imaging to support

treatments for various medical conditions. They are usually working on lab
testing and are the “main source” of knowledge for the patients to ask any
questions.
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3. To be a successful radiologist 9 simple skills are needed: Communication
skills, analytical skills, time management, interpersonal skills, medical
imaging, organizational skills, mechanical skills, physical stamina, and
problem-solving skills.

4. Working hours as a radiologist may vary, usually hours are different every
week depending on a patient's demand for health care. Many radiologists
work more than 40 hours every week.

5. The average salary for a radiologist may vary between $240000-$500000.

6. Two radiologist job offers in Toronto, Ontario includes: Sick Kids Hospital
offering $350000-$500000 a year for a part-time radiologist. Another job
offer is at Everlight Radiology which offers $265000-$400000 a year as a
full-time radiologist.

7. I think I am a good fit to be a radiologist because I possess the needed skills

mentioned above, I find the topic very interesting, and I have always been in
awe while looking at the images of x-rays. I think I would enjoy figuring
out if bones are broken through imaging and maybe even diagnosing other
medical conditions.

1st Program- University of Toronto, Doctor of Medicine

1. The school holding the program is University of Toronto.

 2. University of Toronto is in Toronto, ON.

3. The name of the program is Doctor of Medicine.

4. 4-year long program teaching students about medicine, and to understand

health and illness. The program transforms students into highly skilled,
empathic physicians. Students are exposed to all major areas of medicine
through partnerships with hospitals worldwide.

5. Graduates will receive a Doctor of Medicine.

6. Completion of the program will take 4 years.

7. The requirements of the program include undergraduate degree and medical

college admissions test. The earliest you can apply to study medicine at
University of Toronto is after completion of 3 years of undergraduate study
(15 full courses) towards a bachelor’s degree and must include two full
courses in life science and one course in social science, humanities, or
language with a GPA of 3.6 and MCAT score of 125 in each section.

8. 3 other jobs that this program may lead to includes a doctor of medicine, a
radiation therapist, and a radiation technologist.

2nd Program - Queen’s University, Doctor of Medicine

1. The school holding the program is Queen’s University.

2. Queen’s University is in Kingston, Ontario.

3. The name of the program is School of Medicine.

4. 4-year program teaching students about medicine and about health and
illness. With a good of producing physicians who have a wide understanding
of the content and context of medicine, with skills to enter any post-graduate
training program.

5. Once you have graduated you will receive a Doctor of Medicine.

6. The program will take 4 years to complete.

7. The requirements of the program include undergraduate degree and Medical

College Admissions Test (MCAT). The earliest a student can apply is during
their 3rd year of undergraduate study and must have 2 course equivalents in
life sciences and another course in social sciences, humanities or language.
The applicant needs an undergraduate GPA of 3.2 and MCAT score of 115 in
each section.

8. Other jobs that this program may lead to include a general family
practitioner, radiation therapist, and medical radiation technologist.

1. The price of tuition for the “Doctor of Medicine” program at

University of Toronto costs around $23,090 for 1 year meaning that
for 4 years the price will be $92,360. The tuition for the “School of
Medicine” program at Queen’s University costs $24,958.73 for 1 year,
meaning that for the full program it will cost up to $99,834.92.
2. The cost of residence fees at University of Toronto is between $8,300-
$14,000. Queen’s University residence fees will cost between
$12,450-$14,000 per year.

3. The total cost of materials for an average person may cost around
$250 not including any electronic devices.

4. Transportation may cost around $700 from taking the subway to and
from home for 4 years.

5. The average cost of textbooks in total may cost around $1,500.

6. In Toronto, the average cost of food for one person every week may
cost up to $150, multiply this result by 52 and we get a total of $7,800
a year. Although if you pay for residence fees the food will be
included.

7. If you live in your own house and not in a dorm, you will need to pay
taxes. I would save around $8,000 for a total amount of extra
expenses.

8. With all these different needs you will need a budget of around
$13,0000.
9. Although there are no scholarships currently offered for Queen’s
University, 2 potential scholarships in mind for University of Toronto
includes the Dr. John Bradley Memorial Access to Excellence Medical
Alumni Association Faculty of Medicine. This scholarship has a value
of $2055 and you need to be in your fourth year of the program.
Another potential scholarship includes the Dr. Harvey Moldofsky for
Psychiatric Neuroscience Research. This scholarship has a value of
$1100, and you can be in any year of the program. One admission
scholarship includes the Ankle Award which has a value of $18000, it
requires a hardworking student with over a 4.25 GPA.