Pediatric rheumatologists treat joint problems in babies, children, and teenagers with autoimmune disorders and injuries. To become a pediatric rheumatologist, one must complete medical school, a three-year residency in pediatrics, and an additional two to three years of fellowship in the specialty. Competition to get into medical school is fierce, and colleges prefer candidates with […]
Rheumatologists are doctors who specialize in treating diseases of the joints, muscles, and bones, including various types of arthritis. They may also be involved in research and provide non-surgical treatments such as physical therapy and medication. Arthritis is the most common disorder treated by rheumatologists, affecting over 46 million adults in the US. A rheumatologist […]
To become a rheumatologist, one must attend medical school, complete a residency in internal medicine or pediatrics, and a fellowship in rheumatology. Board certification and continuing education are also necessary. Rheumatologists can work in hospitals, clinics, and research facilities, and often collaborate with other physicians. There are a variety of ways to approach a career […]
