radiation oncologist question?

Question

What would I have to major for my undergraduates? And if you are a radiation oncologist do you like it, how many hours a week do you work, do you work the normal 8-5 shift, how much do you get paid, and anything else you would like to add. Any information would be helpful.Thank You

Answer 1

Oncologists are medical doctors. You need to have a BS or BA with all the proper pre-requisite courses for medical school, then take MCATs (like SATs only harder) and get high scores, then get into Medical School, then four years to get your MD, then 3-5 years of residencies, and then you are an oncologist.

They make a lot of money If you are one of the best science students in your high school and are a really hard working, dedicated student, you have a decent chance to make it.