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What to do if i should take to help work towards oncology. also, to be a pediatric oncologist, what degrees and such do i need to get?

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Training: To be a pediatric oncologist, one must first obtain an undergraduate degree (4 years), then medical school (4 years), then general pediatrics residency (3 years), and finally pediatric hematology-oncology fellowship training (3 years). It is a very satisfying career, and i wish you the best if you choose this career.

Answered 12/24/2013

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Long way: You need to finish college, then medical school, then 3 years of pediatric residency, then 3 years of pediatric hematology-oncology fellowship. Around 14 years all together.

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Dr. Craig MacArthur answered

Specializes in Pediatric Hematology and Oncology

Long time: 4 years of college (can major in anything, but must meet science and math requirements to enter medical school). 4 years of medical school (MD or DO). 3 years of Pediatric residency training. 3 or more years of Pediatric hematology/oncology fellowship training.

Answered 7/4/2020

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