A Letter To Success In The Medical Field

Some of the goals this year is to get good grades on most of the subjects. What I will do to accomplish that is I will listen in class and study for more than one day. Something I’ve done right I want to continue doing is to read a lot of books and writing excellent essays. I also want to do better in Social Studies. I will do this by studying history facts every week.

I hold myself to high standards and believe that if I do, I will be successful in most things to everything. Besides my personal goals, I also have goals for this school year in the Everest core. I want to be more balanced by leveling out my school priorities with my extracurricular priorities. I will do all of my schoolwork is done by 6:00 pm, and then I will allow myself time for my extracurricular activities, like dance. I also want to improve my grades in Science and Social Studies. I will do this by studying for 15 minutes in each subject every night before putting my attention elsewhere. Finally, I want to improve my attitude by being more courteous and kind to others. With the teachers and students at Century Middle School, I can receive the help that I need to keep me in line. All I want to do is fulfill these goals to make those around me proud of my accomplishments throughout the year. These are my Everest goals for this school year, and I believe that if I try to stay on top of my work, I can complete and fulfill my

I am interested in joining the Medical Professions Academy, because I believe it would be a great experience. This program will give me the inside look of what being a doctor is like that high school would not provide for me. I have been interested in going into a medical profession for a few years and I think MPA will help me decide where I want to go with it. While I may go a different route I think MPA will give me something I can't find at my high school. I was really interested in the hands on learning portion and believe it will help me with my future occupation. I am excited for the opportunity to joint MPA next year.

I have chosen pre-medicine because I have always wanted to work in a hospital helping people. I was first exposed to the possibility of working in a hospital because of my mother, who is a nurse. Whenever she would take me to work with her, I could picture myself working there, helping others.

I’ll be honest, I really don’t have many goals. I usually just try to live in the moment, as cheesy as that sounds. I do whatever makes me happy, like watching Pulp Fiction while writing this. Samuel L. Jackson is an amazing actor; you want to know who his inspiration was along with mine? Bernie. Freaking. Mac. Now back to this essay, a lot of my classmates’ goals are probably better than mine and I’m okay with that. My goals pertain to me and they may even change in the future whether or not I achieve

This year I plan to be successful in all aspects of life. Academics is a big part of that. I have been known for getting good grades in the past, and the present, and I want to continue that trend into the future. That way my GPA can remain high, which will allow me to get into a better college, and ease the pressure of choosing one a little bit. This will give me a couple breaths back when planning for the future. I

Three goals that I have for the future are finding employment in the hospital setting, working on my grades, and continue being active in the community through service events. There was a lot to look back on from the spring semester. Ultimately, I learned about the importance of managing stressful situations as well time management. In the future, I plan on making these two topics my top priority

Every year brings new memories, friends and standards accomplished. This year there is a lot I want to achieve both academically and out of school. For example I want to be more organized, which is a goal for both school and home. That includes keeping my binders and folders uncluttered, and remembering to bring any and all homework home. Another, more educational based goal is to be more prepared for tests and quizzes by being more smart when and how I study, and writing down when they are going to happen in my agenda. Finally I want to participate more in class, whether that be answering questions, or turning in all of my work.

My academic goals as a Year 11 student at Ivanhoe Grammar School next year and the following years is simply to give 110% effort to every subject. I will try and aim for the best that I can do and try to break personal bests in the following years. I have no specific grade I want to achieve, I just think as long as I put in as much effort as I can, then that’s enough.

The career of medicine is a very diverse field of profession. The health care system is built on a team of, researchers, healthcare industry, physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals. All occupations and professions are equally important, and have their own unique contribution to the practice of medicine. All professionals interact and rely on one another to ensure sufficient care giving and treatment for all patients. Care giving is a challenging task with many obstacles, therefore it requires a team effort from varying professions to actively work together and provide optimal care. Every medical professions share a common goal of eliminating illness, and prolonging life of patients. Each profession bring their own set of skills

My goals are finishing school and keeping my grades up. Hopefully this spring I will be graduating with my degree in Medical Assisting and I will get to walk with my class in May. I intend to reach them by not letting nothing get in the way. Sometimes people puts me down and saying that I have to go for a

To reach my goal I will work on keeping good grades, being a leader, and always staying positive for myself and others. During this school year i'm working on finding colleges, and preparing for the real world. This year I have been striving to put other’s first and be the best fellow student I can be. I am trying to be the best I can by leading, building up others, and surrounding myself with those who want the best for

I hold myself to certain standards that align with corresponding goals. Each semester requires a whole new set of goals I require myself to attain. These goals allow me to reach the best version of myself and allow me to achieve more goals in the future. Giving myself these goals opens new doors and gets my priorities straight. Without these three main goals, my semester could be extremely stressful. My semester goals include passing all my classes with an “A” average, raising my ACT score, and deciding on a college to attend next fall.

I have been working in the medical profession for over 20 years. I started out as a certified medical assistant working for temporary services and filling in different clinics. At that time in my life, I was very stressed out. Single mom, raising kids, working full time, going to school part time to get my associates degree in Medical billing and coding. I found out that I really did like the temporary jobs better than having a permanent job in one location. I learned more about my likes and dislikes in the field of medicine. I learned that I never wanted to be in pediatrics due to the way parents acted, but I did love working at the children’s hospital with sick children. As time went on, I went back to school to obtain my LPN and worked in multiple clinics as a float. The

Throughout my education, I prepared to be a leader in medicine, but over the last few years my experiences motivated me to pursue medical science instead. Attending a community college, I developed into an adept learner through working as a writing fellow, tutor, and supplemental instructor. As the first class of a pre-medicine focused middle college, I matured through attending college classes since my sophomore year of high school. The small class size allowed me to develop meaningful relationships with my professors. Following my passion to attend CU Boulder, the vast resources and opportunities of a research university allowed me to build upon my community college experiences. I taught three sections of a molecular and cellular biology supplemental course to gain experience teaching advanced biology while supporting myself by working as a private tutor as well.