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I Always Thought A Career In Anesthesia, Or Another Such Fields In Medicine Might Be Interesting And Somewhat Fun As Well. It's A Well Paying Career & I'd Not Think It To Be Like Putting In An 8 Hours Per Day Every-Day Boring Thing To Do For A Living, Like Working In Michigan's Auto Industry, Putting Hub-Caps On Oldsmobile's . -- CURIOSITY QUESTION: How Many Years Does It Take To Become Licensed in that Area, Counting College & Internships? -- I'm Guessing 10?

A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney first you have to get a nursing degree, 4 years. Most anesthesia schools require at least two years in ICU or ER. Then it’s another two to three years in anesthesia.

My Guess Wasn't Far Off.. I Know It Takes A Lot Of Time And Money To Get Into The Specialty Areas In The Medical Fields. When I Was In The Printing Business I Started It By Providing Specialty Items For Doctors, Dentists Attorney's & CPA, Therefore They Also Became Family Friends And I Got To Know How Difficult It Is To Get Into Their Fields And What They Actually Do For A Living. Ray Ritter Was A Dentist And The One Whom I Became The Closest - Family BBQ's, Lunches & A Great Deer Hunting Friend During Bow Season, But The Funniest Of The Group Was John Leshock, John Was An OBGYN And Absolutely Nuts About His Favorite Part Of His Occupation Of Delivering Babies.. In His Office He Had Photos On All 4 Walls Of Every Baby He'd Delivered In His Career, And He Said He'd Also Delivered Some of Their Babies. -- 2 Generations Of Families & His Pride Of Having Mothers Refer Their Daughters. He Was Just One Of Those Rare People We Get To know IF We're Fortunate Enough.