DOCTOR: A RESPONSIBLE and PRESTIGIOUS PROFESSIONAL

Being a doctor is one of the most revered professions in the world. A doctor of medicine is a person who is qualified to diagnose and treat people in any medical condition related to physical or mental health due to which doctor: a responsible and prestigious professional most of the people depend on these skilled individuals for their well-being.

A doctor has to spend most of her life in studying different aspects in the field of medicine. A medical profession is no child’s play. Sometimes doctors risk their own lives to help others! Doctors without borders and Red Cross are some of the organizations consisting of trained medical professionals who help people in quarantined and war zones.

Doctors are given a status of God in society, because of their dedication and ability to sustain life.

Brief History of Medical Profession:

Indians have introduced the idea of diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions by practicing in the form of Ayurveda and Unani. It was an uphill battle for doctors to separate religious belief during those days.

In the year 5th BCE Hippocratic Oath was written in Ancient Greek. The new Physicians had to swear by this oath that they would practice medicine ethically. The old oath was “A doctor of medicine must hold the values of justice and integrity”. This was written 2500 years ago and similarly now modern version is used in Universities like “A rite of passage for upcoming doctors”. This is a new oath which now some universities students take.

During the period of Renaissance, with the development of groundbreaking discovery of the microscope and neurology, the field of medicine rocketed to a high value to teach and assist aspiring doctors. Moreover now students who wish to study medicine have an experienced faculty to become a great doctor.

Doctors in Modern Time:

Being in the 19th and 20th century’s modern methods and technologies are developed to sustain life. Firstly, the discoveries of blood group check up and x-rays have propelled the field of medicine to new heights. In addition today’s world, doctors have become a vital part of society and their role has expanded beyond that of a patient’s health.

Health care centers and Hospitals have become a huge contributing factor to the economy of a country. However the majority of the people trust the word of a doctor that plays an important role in educating the general public.

In 21st century, ‘The Age of the Internet’, there is an excess of information on health readily available to everyone’s fingertips. Above all this becomes a big responsibility of a doctor to provide reliable and authentic information and fight against fake internet diagnoses.

Skills Required for Being a Doctor:

  • Practical skills
  • Compassionate and empathy
  • Good communication and leadership skills
  • Good decision making and analytical skills
  • A desire to keep learning more

Responsibilities of a doctor:

A Doctor spends his/her life working for other people’s welfare. Above all it requires dedication to follow all the responsibilities that come with the job.

  • Firstly performing surgical procedure with a team of doctors.
  • Secondly undertaking Physical examination and consultation of patients.
  • Thirdly prescribing and administration of medicine.
  • Ensuring pre-operational and post-operational care of patients.
  • Educating the general public on health-related issues.
  • Training and supervising medical students.

Medical Specialists-Masters of the craft:

For a student it normally takes 7 years to become a qualified doctor with specializing in a specific area of medicine for the final two years.

Following are the few examples of medical specialists:

  • Cardiologist
  • Anesthesiologist
  • Gynecologist
  • Neurologist
  • Psychiatrist
  • Endocrinologist
  • Surgeon

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