1. Orthopedic
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2. Jobs-
Orthopedic surgeon- may be needed to restore function lost from injury with muscular system in surgery.
Sports medicine physician- focuses on helping people improve their athletic performance and help avoid future injuries.
Orthopedic nurse- takes care of patients suffering with the musculoskeletal system (bones, joints)

3. Education-
For an Orthopedic Surgeon you would do the undergraduate program and four years of medical school to get your medical degree. After graduation you have to do a five year residency program, four years of that is orthopedic training and a year in general training to pediatrics. You also have to pass and examination test and re-take it every 7-10 years.

4. Colleges- Yale school of medicine- New Haven, Connecticut
Columbia college of physicians and surgery- New York, New York.
John Hopkins school of medicine- Baltimore, Maryland.
USCF school of medicine- San Diego, California.

5. Job demand Expected to go up by 14% by 2024
99,300 people demand in the next few years

6. Income-
Average income a year- 208,000
Per hour- $100 an hour.

7. A day in the life- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IudjH1NhOPc
They have long days, with irregular schedule and most of the time are on call. A big part of their day is consulting with patients and meeting with other physicians. A lot specialize in more than just musculoskeletal they often specialize in more specific things like the spine, knees or ankles.

8. Resources- www.bls.gov/ooh/ www.healthcommunications.com