Work title help
Hi teachers,
If I would like to indicate in my work title that my area of specilization in my field of medical public health, would using the work “specialty” like this be correct?:
Medical Public Health specialist
Cardiovascular Health Specialty
Feel free to also provide better suggestions.
Thanks for your help in advance!
Top answer
In the medical field, a specialist usually means a doctor, with specialized knowledge, eg a cardiologist. What do other people with similar knowledge and skills to yours call themselves? If you are not self-employed, it is usually your boss who decides your job title.
- In the medical field, a specialist usually means a doctor, with specialized knowledge, eg a cardiologist.
- What do other people with similar knowledge and skills to yours call themselves?
- If you are not self-employed, it is usually your boss who decides your job title.
- Clive
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In the medical field, a specialist usually means a doctor, with specialized knowledge, eg a cardiologist.
What do other people with similar knowledge and skills to yours call themselves?
If you are not self-employed, it is usually your boss who decides your job title.
Clive
0It depends on your degree. Look at www.LinkedIn.com
At Indeed.com, they have Public Health Specialists jobs posted that require a master's degree in public health. Also, there are jobs listed for Public Health Nurse.
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