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                          Optometrist

 Duties and responsibilities: An Optometrist performs vision test and examines the results. Then the see if anything is wrong with your eyes. They also prescribe contact lenses, glasses, and medications if the state accepts it.

 Salary: $104,531-$130,845

 Education: 

  • You'll need a bachelors degree which would take about 4 years.
  • You'll take 
Demand or needs: Projected for a 10 year growth of 27%
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Reflection: This career really interest me and i would really want to be an optometrist. When i go to the eye doctor all the machines they use look so interesting which makes me want to use them.
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