Medical Illustrator

                Medical Illustrator

Duties and Responsibilities:

            Medical illustrators are skilled artists. They work in medical field and create graphics for magazines, journals, and films. Their drawings usually show from microorganisms to body parts. Some medical illustrators prepare illustrations about a research or creation of an artificial body parts. Some they are called to create an artificial body part for a deformed patient.

Average Salary: $35,000 - $50,000        

Education:

Students who want to become a medical illustrator should take a college preparatory program in high school that emphasizes art and science. In college they should major in art and minor in science or major in science and minor in art. Most medical illustrators have a master’s degree in the field from a program by Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Educational Programs. Certification as a medical illustrator requires a graduate degree in medical illustration, a portfolio review and successful completion of a national examination. 

                CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!

I wouldnt want to be medical illustrator because i myself don't know how to draw. I am the worst drawing person. Also it doesn't really catch my attention to just draw.