I am graduated from Cuban Medical School, in the case of Cuba is very difficult to get the medical school verification. All my colleagues who have studied in Cuba and have obtained their medical doctor licenses in Florida, her credentials have being send and accept from ECFMG which has verified this information with our medical
Medical assistance (MA), is one of the largest growing jobs in the United Stated (Chapman, & Blash, 2017). The role of MA has increased over years from just escorting patients to exam rooms, and taking vital signs to now a boarder role which includes phlebotomist or radiologic technician (Chapman, & Blash, 2017). MA are hired in primary care to assistance the doctors and nurses in caring for patients. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has defined the role of medical assistance by using the special code that is regulated by each state (Chapman, & Blash, 2017). There is no place is this regulation that gives MA the right to prescribe medication. What Stephanie did was not in her job description.
Cuba has been able to transform its health care system in order to prevent diseases, have national health care, have a personal relationship between the patient and doctor, and provide services to other countries. How is it that the United States being both a developed and an industrial country is not able to provide what Cuba offers? Both Linda Whiteford and Laurence Branch explain the medical history both before and post revolution and its improvements. The involvement of the state and how community is a big factor in Cuba.
Getting the medical license is another brief journey. Here are tips from the good people at American Medical Association (AMA) to speed-up the process of getting your license:
Rush Medical College is located in an urban area which serves a diverse population. I would join the Latino Medical Student Association to increase my support during medical school and to also network with other students with similar interests. The opportunities for volunteering in underserved communities at RMC such as the RCSIP would allow to me to utilize the skills and knowledge gained in medical school to serve the healthcare needs of the underserved in Chicago. My interests in this program stems from my multicultural background. Although I am both Mexican and Polish, I identify with my Mexican culture more due to being raised throughout the majority of my life in southwest Chicago. The experiences and opportunities I was afforded during
Meharry Medical College is an appealing option for pursuing my medical education. When reading Meharry’s mission statement, improving the health and health care of minorities and underserved areas grasped my attention. I have a fiery passion for serving the Coptic and diverse immigrant community in Nashville, which is underserved and lacks adequate medical access. It is pivotal for me to attend a medical school that shares the same mission and vision as I. What makes Meharry an intriguing option is that I can receive my medical education in Nashville, in the comforts of home. As a result, I will continue to progressively serve the underserved community in Nashville throughout my medical education as Meharry sculpts me into a skilled physician.
Maintain High Standards – Accredited Caribbean medical schools expect their students to maintain high standards. In many cases, getting a medical education from a school in the Caribbean could make you better prepared for a career as a medical professional. As long as you maintain such high standards for yourself while in school, you should have a reasonable chance of getting a placement match in the general geographical area you desire.
Maturity is the process by which we must relinquish who we are for who we believe we can become. I say believe because this is a calculated risk without immediate gratification. My medical school journey has been a maturing, self-improving process. What I learned from my failures gave me the courage to pursue my passion, while experience gave me the maturity to understand it. This journey has passed through stages, much like that of the human life cycle.
The US Embargo on Cuba is a factor that has affected Cuba’s economy, and in turn the healthcare system. President John F Kennedy first placed the embargo on Cuba during the cold war era after Castro declared an alliance with the Soviet Union (Chasteen, 2001). Prior to this, U.S President Dwight Eisenhower and his administration did not know what to make of the new revolutionary leader in 1959. Although they had their suspicions, the administration recognized Castro’s government and allowed him to visit the U.S in April of 1959 after he was invited by American Society of Newspaper Editors (Council on Foreign Relations, 2016). Uncertainty about Castro dissolved after his visit to the US when Castro started
Dr. Sanchez refers this 30-year-old, RH, active duty Coast Guard male for evaluation of myalgias. He states he was doing well until 03/2017. Around that time he started noting achiness in his muscles in his upper and lower extremities and felt the joints were involved to a certain degree. He recalls that when he was on the Coast Guard ship, he had trouble getting out of his bunk-type bed. He was feeling weak overall. He denied any fevers. The patient had been on Lipitor at that time for almost two years, he states, for elevated lipids, which runs in his family. When he saw Dr. Sanchez, I believe in May 2017, he was taken off the Lipitor. At that time he had CK, myoglobin, RF, and TSH, which were all normal. He also had a normal neurologic exam. He was referred to my office on 05/30/2017.
I know that you are very busy, but I need a huge favor. As you know that my plan after the Medical Imaging program was to achieve my MBA. I have applied for Ball State MBA program in hopes to start in the fall. Part of the application process, they are requesting 4 recommendation letters. I have really given a lot of thought to whom I would like to ask to help me with this. I feel like a good mix of professionals that I have worked with over the years would be best. I would be very grateful and honored if you would be able to help me with the next step in my educational career. Thank you for all you have done for me so far.
American Medical Student Association is taking action so that residents cannot work more that 16 hour shifts. American Medical Student Association believe that resident duty hour requirements should be based on the most current research on sleep, learning, patient safety and care, and resident well-being. Research has shown that acute and chronic sleep deprivation are detrimental to learning, which is in-fact a primary goal of residency training. (AMSA). They want to provide a better work schedule for the first-year residents, so they get the experience to working the long hours.
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Tufts University Medical School has been my top choice for medical school, since meeting several Tufts fourth-year medical students who were interning at Baystate Medical Center Emergency Department. While working as a paramedic field-training officer in Springfield Massachusetts, these students completed an ambulance ride-along with me. Unlike many students in the past, the Tufts University Medical School students impressed me with their compassion, respect and eagerness to learn; paralleling my own core values. These students exemplified the values of Tufts University Medical School, further emphasizing the school's commitment to these tenets.
I am interested in attending Tulane University School of Medicine for various reasons. First and foremost, the academic reputation of Tulane precedes itself. Attending Tulane University will surely provide the necessary environment to reach my full potential as both a student and physician. Secondly, Tulane provides unique opportunities, such as the Tulane Technology Commercialization Course and the Tulane LEAD Program, that will certainly bolster my competence not only as physician, but as a contributing member to society. Thirdly, interning at the Fellowship of Orthopaedic Researchers (FOR) exposed me to the rich culture that New Orleans has to offer.
All exercise programming and modification that needs to be made should be done in consultation with a medical professional or suitably qualified medical professional, such as a clients GP.