What are the pros and cons of sports medicine as a career?

One con could be that there is a loooottt of travel involved if you follow a team. I was considering that, but that one con had me going the other way.

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Pros- Good pay, potential for more careers open up, ive heard stories of trainers becoming AD's Cons- Cant think of any.

One con is that, like any other doctor, you'll need a lot of education before you're ready to start practicing. A college degree, then a med school degree, then probably some specialization courses and a long internship. The other thing to consider is that for every sports medicine professional working on the sidelines at an NFL or NBA game, there are tens of thousands of others working in hospitals or clinics.It's like any other job in pro sports, whether it's player or coach or doctor.

Lots of people would love to have that position, and there are very few of those positions available. Your odds of getting job as team physician with any NFL team are extremely slim. If that particular job is the only reason you want to go into sports medicine, then you should probably look at a different career.

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