Neonatologist

              Neonatologists are pediatricians who have received additional, specialized training in the care of infants. After completing the three-year residency required for all pediatricians, neonatologists go on to three more years in a neonatal fellowship, learning to care for distressed infants under the supervision of an experienced practitioner. As critical-care providers for these youngest patients, neonatologists bear a range of responsibilities for their diagnosis and treatment, as well as providing support for the parents and other physicians. Neonatology is a a medical practice that involves caring for newborn infants. Before you can practice as a neonatologist, You must go through rigorous academic and practical training in both general and specialty medicine. You must also apply for licenses and board certification to prove your ability to work as a physician and to specialize in neonatology. This career is open to both doctors of medicine (MDs) and doctors of osteopathic medicine. Kids medical Services neonatologist gets up to $236,503