Department Of Environmental Affairs Eia Guidelines

Department Of Environmental Affairs Eia Guidelines

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Neurosurgeon degreee: Leading the pack with earnings around R6.2 million per year. The precision and expertise required in this field make it the highest paying career in the worl】.
Anesthesiologist degree: Essential in surgeries, with a comforting average salary of about R5.5 million annuall】.
Surgeon degree: General surgeons enjoy substantial earnings, around R5.2 million per year, reflecting their critical role in healthcar】.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon degree: Similar to surgeons and anesthesiologists, this dental specialty commands top earnings.
Gynaecologist degree: Specialists in women's health are also among the top earners, with salaries comparable to those of surgeons.
Orthodontist degree: Straightening smiles with a hefty average salary of around R5.5 millio】.
Psychiatrist degree: Mental health professionals earn about R5.1 million annually, highlighting the growing emphasis on mental well-bein】.
General Practitioner (GP) degree: The backbone of healthcare, GPs earn significant sums, though specific figures vary by region.
CEO (Chief Executive Officer) degree: Steering companies towards success, CEOs earn an average of R4.4 millio】.
Internist degree: Internal medicine specialists command high salaries, reflecting their expertise in adult health.