job description
Because bones, muscles, and joints go through some serious wear and tear over the course of a lifetime, Orthopedists will always be in high demand. Some days you’ll be in surgery, and other days you’ll be observing a patient in physical therapy. You’ll have the potential to work frequently with athletes as they are often in need of bone and muscle repair. You may even be hired as a member of an athletic team’s medical staff. As a musculoskeletal specialist, your ability to reconstruct the body and restore movement will provide you with one of the highest paid careers in the medical field.
education requirements
Bachelor’s of Science, Medical School plus Residency
average salary
$403K, with potential to earn more based on experience and reputation


