Ben Carson As A Super Surgeon

At the age of ten, I read a book, “Gifted Hands” by Dr. Ben Carson, which inspired and begin to motivate my interest in pursuing medicine as a career because I could identify with his discovery of the joy of reading and his fascination with science. When I was 14, I had an epiphany at the doctor’s office. This event occurred a little after I had finished my final exams in school and the next step was to go to senior high school. But, I thought the preliminary chemistry and physics classes of junior high school were daunting and went on to convince myself that a career in medicine might not be right for me.

Many successful people that's in the world today had a strong major epic failure that made them picked up their broken pieces and fixed any solutions. From the top world's greatest doctor these people came a long way to built their success . A successful man once said "Once you begin to understand and realize what you are capable of, the whole world changes" -Ben Carson. What makes Ben carson a successful doctor by being ambitious, resourceful, and compassionate.

Ever wonder who the magical people are behind all the miracles that happen on babies? Well those magical people are doctors, specifically neonatal surgeons. A neonatal surgeon is a medical doctor who works on newborn/infant babies that are either premature, have a certain condition that needs to be treated, or just ill overall. It is a subspecialization of being a pediatric surgeon. What makes a neonatal surgeon different from a general pediatric surgeon is that a neonatal surgeon has advanced knowledge on how to operate on a baby without making their condition even worse. Neonatal surgeons usually perform operations on babies who are born with chest, abdominal

It wasn’t until previously from watching Grey’s Anatomy and Nip/Tuck that I realized I want to become a pediatric neurosurgeon. The fact that I would be able to help children while still focusing on the most precious parts of the body, the brain and spinal cord, really made me want to work harder in everything I do. I would be able to gain skills like patience and precision which I never had as a child would help me to mature into a better person as well as surgeon because the amount of accuracy I would search for in everything I

Dr. Ben Carson is the best candidate for the United States of America. His plans for fixing America are greater than all of the other candidates. Carson’s plans will fix all of the problems started by Obama over the last few years. The mistakes that Obama made will not happen under his leadership. He is campaigning during a difficult time for the United States, but he won’t give up on his goal of fixing America.

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Before starting our first semester, I asked Blerim what were his academic goals. He said he wanted to be a Doctor. Doubtfully, I said that would require too many years of school, too much personal debt, and plainly, too much work. His response to my complaint has stuck with me for years because it truly defines who Blerim is. He said: “It doesn’t matter what it takes. I want to be a Brain Surgeon. I want to save lives.”

At first sight, Brain Surgeon might not seem like an appealing or worthwhile book. Afterall, the cover is plain, the title is far from original, and the size is quite shy from “sheer”. However, this book is anything but mediocre. Within 200 pages, the author manages to compress 7 patients stories, countless personal stories of his own, and innumerable amounts of medical terminology. While most certainly a daunting, task, Keith Black takes it on with relative ease. He does it through shockingly simple and yet elegant forms; repetition of concepts, style of narration, and overall credibility.While he does not excel in all of them individually, as a unit, the effect is astounding. So rarely is a source of this quality material found within bindings

Carson was no ordinary man. His intricate way of thinking was like no other. One of the most obvious and well-known achievement is his concept of incorporating lasers in neurosurgery to nullify complexities faced whilst operating. He knew there was an easier way and took the initiative to act upon his ideas. Comparing Carson’s accomplishments and initial circumstances serves as living proof that anyone can be an influential figure in our society.

As a child, he was only allowed to watch a few shows a week that were educational and write book reports weekly to his mother. He was heavily interested in an eclectic genre of books that sparked his interest in the medical field. Ben Carson was a diligent student who was very intelligent and hardworking. All his hard work paid off; when he was in his early thirties, Carson was the head of the Neurology department completing thousands of successful life saving surgeries. He was heavily praised and acknowledged for the successful separation of the Siamese

I would like to pursue a career in medicine with a specialty in neonatal surgery. I think that working with new born babies will give me the opportunity to make an impactful contribution in correcting birth defects and abnormalities in open fetal surgery. Even with today's medical advancements I believe more ground can be broken to ensure that all babies are born healthy. In this particular field, I hope to focus on ground breaking research of new methods from around the world and learn from the brilliant people that have paved the way. These procedures have proven very successful and I am excited to be a part of something that can drastically change a baby's future. My inquisitive nature, tenacity and determination will prove worthy in this

Benjamin Carson is inspired to become a doctor because of a story about a missionary doctor and his wife that Carson receives by way of sermon. Also, in the wake of experiencing the loss of his twins to miscarriage, Carson’s wife reminds him that he is still a doctor and that his patients need him and finally she tells him to go to work.

There have been many successful doctors and surgeons throughout history. Some innovative doctors in history were Denton Cooley, Russell M. Nelson, and Robert F. Spetzler. These doctors have all faced challenges in trying something new and being unsuccessful, but in the end they all came up with something to change the face of medicine. Among these doctors was a man by the name of Ben Carson. Dr. Ben Carson was a world renowned neurosurgeon; his most well known surgery was when he separated the brains of conjured twins, (Dr. Ben Carson: Great”).

Gifted Hands is a Christian biography detailing the life of Dr. Ben Carson and his renown in the world of neurosurgery and American medicine itself. Early in life, Dr. Carson’s father left his family which included Dr. Carson, his brother Curtis, and his mother Sonya. Overcoming such obstacles as a pathological temper, academic hurdles, and an upbringing in the poverty-ridden slums of Detroit, Dr. Carson rose to international prominence with his divine talents and his reliance on God. Dr. Ben Carson’s simplistic writing style, detailed descriptions of medical events, and emotional transparency work in conjunction to make Gifted Hands an enjoyable and informative read.

Dr. Carson changed history because of his willingness to take risks. He was hired at Johns Hopkins Hospital where he worked for almost forty years. Ben has “received much recognition for performing and mastering ground-breaking surgical procedures” because he was the first one willing to take risks (Dr. Ben Carson pg. 1). Dr. Carson worked towards a goal if there was even a slight chance of success. He risked his job one time, because he knew he could save someone’s