A Career In Internal Medicine

I have learned from my experience that there is no better place in this world other than this country to learn about new cases or to do a research project or to avail the best treatments to my patients.With the latest technologies and rare cases found here, I wish to pursue my career as an internist in the United States.I have many attributes to contribute to Internal Medicine.My family has taught me the values of hardwork,honesty,dedication and commitment to goals.I am a critical thinker and problem solver and I will deliver all these to my residency program.Each patient is a educator for me and this teaching attracts me to academics and I look forward to being part of an institution that provides a healthy learning environment based on open

Upon completing the career selector, I was not surprised to see Family Physician as an option, because I have always wanted to be a family physician. I feel as though, it fits my personality fairly well, and after completing the career selector, I was more confident that this job would be a good career for me. I know that I have the attributes and abilities required for the job, it offers high potential earnings, and I also know that I enjoy the general duties a family physician performs. I read the at a glance section, and read over the attributes and abilities required for the job, and felt that I do posses the majority of the attributes and abilities mentioned. Some of the characteristics that I feel I hold,

I seek a residency in internal medicine because it values the role of teamwork in providing better care, and greater hope, for patients. I look forward to training in a field that aims to understand community needs through compassion, thrives on team-based solutions to problems, and cares for life through its last

The healthcare field is one of the biggest and rapidly growing fields today. The aging population has been the primary reason for the growth spurt of this field in the past couple of years. As the baby boomers grow old, there will be an increasing number of people who will need special age-related care. Furthermore, in the past couple of years, more and more people are becoming health conscious. They want to remain fit and take care of themselves. They make regular checkup appointments with their doctors to ensure they are fit and leading a healthy life. Due to these reasons, the health care industry is flourishing, and it needs more professionals.

Those who are not interested in dealing with blood or gore on a daily basis, can still find a position in the medical field. (“The Important facts about Careers in the Medical Field”, December 2010) There are many different kinds of positions in the medical field. I will advise you about 5 different jobs: Nuclear Medical Technologist, EMT Paramedic, Medical Assistance, Nutritionist, and Occupational therapy.

I work in retail so most of the time costumers ask for my advice when they need help choosing which item to buy. Having too many options can make it harder when making a decision. Costumers usually ask for advice when we carry a shirt or a pair of jeans in a variety of colors. I have also notice that when we carry shirts or bottoms in a variety of colors we do not sell them as fast like when we carry less options in color. Lately I been going online looking at the different careers in the healthcare industry and how long of schooling you have to do. I need to quit looking around for other health careers and focus on what I choose to study when I started college. If I could go in a choice diet I probably choose to stop looking at other healthcare

“I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples.” – Mother Teresa. My path to residency has not been a straight road. However, my professional and personal experiences combined with my determination will help in evolving myself into a purposeful physician. In the future, I wish to take part in the medical research and thus, support in forming a healthier society. I promise to involve myself completely in your internal medicine residency program to become an eminent primary care physician and serve the humanity. I wish to enter your residency program, which can kindle my passion and guide me to become an efficient primary physician.

Over the course of the last six to seven years in which I have been seriously considering a career in the medical field, I have had the opportunity to work in a variety of different healthcare settings such as hospitals, outpatient clinics, rehabilitation facilities, and nursing home. As a result I have been able to observe and interact with various medical personnel such as LPN’s, Registered Nurses, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, EMT’s, Paramedics, and physicians. Among the vast number of ways that one is able to contribute to medicine, all of which are all equally important to patient care, I believe that I am best suited for and interested in becoming a physician. As a junior chemistry major and physics minor in college, I have

As I evaluate for my residency training, the first and most important quality I look for is the ability to further my education-both clinically and academically. I endeavor to find a residency program that would best train me and prepare me in all the fields of medicine by offering excellent clinical resources and teaching in a setting where the residents are encouraged to be independent and take on a higher level of responsibility for cases as their adeptness increases. I look forward for a program that not only provides me range of experience but a staff that works as a team to provide education for patients, family, community, and faculty. I am interested in a residency program that will enhance and amplify my clinical skills. The excellent

The pursuit of a career in medicine began in the winter of 2014, and since then I have faced challenges along this path. Regardless of the obstacle, the unwavering resolve I have for becoming a physician has allowed me to clear the hurdles in life and academia. The past 18 months have continued to fortify my decision through academic success and clinical experiences.

College provided me with a unique experience that has shaped the direction I hope to take my medical career. Throughout my life I’ve been a student-athlete, college was no exception as I maintained a starting point guard position throughout my college career. Frequently being amongst injured athletes and having suffered injuries myself, I observed doctor’s create different procedures and therapy plans to rehabilitate ailments suffered by athletes. Suddenly, a thought crossed my mind as I finished rehabbing my injured shoulder one afternoon. As I stood there, catching my breath, I envisioned how serviceable I’d be by merging my athletic experience with medical training. Born and raised in a state like Texas that is heavily involved in sports,

Medicine is a career field that requires those in it to uphold the highest ideals of integrity, dependability, decisiveness, courage, and initiative. Every day for four years I have been practicing those character traits because my Marine Corps JROTC program has helped me uphold many character traits in all aspects of my life. Since I am able to be a leader who upholds the greatest characteristics, I feel like medicine is my calling. Not only do I want to be in the medical field because I can uphold those character traits, but I also have come close to serious medical cases. For example, my uncle who served 30 years in the Navy constantly sees doctors to keep him in the best shape they can and now everything in his body is failing him because

With the aging population and the need for more healthcare professionals comes a growing number of advancements throughout the medical field in technology, medicine, and research. The growth in the number of advancements within the medical field over the years has led to the creation of more and more technological and lab openings. The medical field holds the most advancements of any career, making it appealing to students looking for the next big opportunity to do something meaningful with their lives. Not many career fields can put up as big of a number in their areas of advancement as the medical field does every year. Technology is sometimes forgotten as being a part of medical careers when in fact, many occupations revolve around working

My interest in Internal Medicine continued to grow throughout medical school. During my clerkships I found great satisfaction in spending long time in the medical wards after my usual dedicated hours interacting with patients, listening to their concerns and trying to know every detail about their medical conditions. To satisfy my passion for

Beginning from a young age, I have always considered medicine as a career because I have always enjoyed sciences, and I’ve always wanted to be able to make an impact in people’s lives. However, it was not until 10th grade, when I undertook work experience at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital that it was consolidated. The doctor that I followed had a patient who had previously seen her before about issues with the nerves in his leg. He came to her and told her that he had seen many other doctors before, and not one could figure out what was wrong with him, and eventually concluded that there was nothing they could do. You could see how frustrated and upset he was, because he knew that it wasn’t normal, and he wanted help. The doctor was so understanding, and she ran an EMR on him, and although she couldn’t figure out what was wrong, she told him that no matter what, she would try to figure out how to help him. He and his brother were so thankful, and you could see how delighted they were to find someone who was just willing to try to help, and seeing how happy they were brought me an immense feeling of joy that was indescribable. Just knowing that you can give someone hope, that was best feeling ever, because I know myself, how much hope can do for patients and their families. My great aunt was actually diagnosed with Cancer a few years ago, and in September last year, she was notified that her Cancer came back. It was so heart breaking to have something we thought we wouldn’t