I Want To Become A Teacher

Everyone has their dreams and aspirations of what they want to be. The profession I plan to go into is the medical field. I am passionate about this because it feels great to help someone. Whenever a person is in need, it should be an instinct to help them and this is the main reason I am wanting to become a doctor. Every time I am sick I go to the doctor and they are able to help me get better. In a couple of days my sickness would be gone and I would be so happy and thankful that the doctor was able to assist me. This inspired me to become a doctor because once they finished their prognosis it makes the person feel so much better. Since I volunteer in a hospital over the weekends, usually discharging patients or delivering flowers it helps me see an aspect of what it would be like to work as a doctor. Communicating with patients and nurses has shown me it is a pleasure to help others.

I have aspired to be in the medical field for as long as I can remember. At the beginning of every school year the teachers would inquire each student to share what role we wanted to pursue when we grow up, my answer was always the same: a nurse. I am very goal oriented, and I am aware to accomplish anything you must work for it and put in one hundred percent. Mistakes can be critical, but they remain a huge part of the learning experience and advancing. How one handles those mistakes are ultimately what makes or breaks you.

Growing up as a child, one of my dreams was to become a doctor. I played doctor games, had a medical kit, and took care of my patients (also known as my parents). As I got older, I worked hard in school to stay on track with idea of being a doctor in the back of my mind. I faced many hardships over the years, such as taking several challenging classes or not having the free time like my friends did. When I got older I decided that maybe I didn’t want to be an actual doctor but rather a Dr. of Pharmacy. This career would allow me to continue to help others, but still achieve my childhood dream of becoming a doctor. My perseverance paid

I've only wanted to practice medicine since my junior year of highschool. Nonetheless, I had everything planned out; graduate, go to a big university, go to med school and work in a hospital. I wanted to be able to help a 77 year old's heart keep pumping blood even after it failed. I wanted to be able to diagnose and cure anything

Growing up, I had such big hopes and dreams for myself. As a child, I always aspired to be a teacher because I loved telling people what to do and taking charge. I am the oldest child and would always have to help my brother with his homework and teach him how to do things around the house. I remember how I enjoy quizzing him for his spelling tests. Unfortunately, life did not go as planned and I ended up taking the wrong path in life. However, 13 years and 3 kids later I decided to return to college.

When I was very little I wanted to be a fashion designer then I started to realize I had no real creative skills in sewing drawer or anything like that. Which upset me a bit, but I figured out I loved helping people and making them smile and feel good about themselves since I never felt that way so I decided to become either a psychiatrist or a nurse, I wasn't sure which one would be the best fit for me until I got into high school and got into an anatomy program and physiology program and I had more fun in the anatomy program. So i decided to try and go for medicine after high school and become a nurse, while in anatomy i learned that you could choose which area you wanted to study in and since i love working with younger people or people around my own age i decided a medicine would be the best fit for me at least that's what I believe. These Experiences have helped me be the person I am and stand out a bit more than I used to. I've had so many bad and good experiences in my life. My grandpa went to the hospital for a seizure, my uncle had ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and my other grandpa on my moms side died from liver cancer. These things that have happened in my life has wanted me to get kinto helping other people and fixing them not just their mind but there internal physic

​Throughout my life I have had the honor and privilege of helping people whenever the opportunity presented itself. After college, I aspire to become an Obstetric Surgeon; specialize in Fetal Surgery. When I was in the fifth grade my entire class did a project on what we all wanted to be. Upon my research, I discovered the entity of a surgeon. I knew from that moment on that it was the career for me.

Every child gets asked what they want to be when they grow up. Some say they want to be astronauts and others say princesses. I would always say I wanted to become a doctor. As I grew older, I had never changed my mind. I hope to someday become a non-invasive Cardiologist. I chose this career because heart disease has become more of a concern in the past few years. Also, because I enjoyed working with the heart in previous medical classes I had taken in high school. I want to help people and give them a way to be healthier and live longer.

Most of my life I have been surrounded by children especially my cousins, nieces and nephews.

Until a few years ago I was very unsure about what I wanted to do with my life. It wasn't until I read a quote by Will Smith that I realized my purpose in life. "If you're not making someone else's life better, then you are wasting your time." From that point forward I swore to make a positive difference in the lives of everyone around me, regardless of how well I know them. I asked myself how I could help people on a daily basis. The answer was actually quite simple. With a little bit of research, I quickly discovered Neurosurgery. As a neurosurgeon, I will be able to save lives while learning and studying the nervous system, which in my opinion is the most intriguing body system. After high school I plan on going into a pre-medicine program and getting my medical degree following that.

Once I am in college, I want to study to become either a physical therapist or a teacher for kids with special needs. I want to become a physical therapist because I want to help people get better and help them get back to their daily routines. At first I wanted to be a doctor because I wanted to help save people's lives, but I get really grossed out when it comes to blood and open wounds, so then I decided that I could help people get back on their feet after their surgeries. Becoming a teacher for kids with special needs is my second career choice because I get really emotional when I see a poor innocent kid having to suffer. I also get really upset and defensive when people look and treat them differently because it's not their fault that they are the way they are. I have learned through experiences that kids with special needs are the most kindest people you could ever meet and some of them are really funny. I bet at first it will be a lot of hard work, but as time goes by it will get easier and I will enjoy going to work. My purpose in life is to give back and help others because I am very thankful and appreciative of everything in my life, which is why my main career choices have to do with helping

From a young age, my dreams of the future have always focused on a career in the medical field. I would dress up like a doctor and run around putting band aids on everything, filling out charts, and tapping people's knees to check their reflexes. My pediatrician, Dr. Kyle, unfailingly made sure I was comfortable and was capable of helping me calm down when I was worried about getting a shot. She made my yearly check-ups fun and I looked forward to seeing her. She consistently asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up and when I admitted I wanted to be a doctor, she encouraged me to pursue medicine. Initially, I aspired to be an equestrian veterinarian, but realized I would prefer patients who could speak to me and answer my questions. From there my career ambitions flourished and I considered a career as a coroner, anatomy and physiology teacher, and an orthopedic surgeon. Many things have motivated me in pursuing a career in the medical field: personal motivation, life experiences, inspiring teachers, and most importantly, my passion for science.

As a child, I had a dream to become a doctor. I was always fascinated to learn about anatomy. Since, I graduated middle school, I wanted to attend a school that gave me a head start on the career you might want to pursue. I discovered a magnet High School name Franklin Learning Center, who was a college prep high school, which offered majors.The major they offered were Medical Assistant, Bussiness, Computer Science, Dance, and music. I decided to major in Medical Assistant which gave me a good start in the health care, I loved and enjoyed being a part of that major so I have decided to continue heading down the medical path. One day I hope to become a Pediatrician working in a clinic or hospital with children and having my own private practice

Growing up, I never really knew what I wanted to be. It always involved helping others but I never quite knew exactly what that was. I gravitated towards the medical field as I became older and I knew that was the field for me, but did not know what specifically in it was a possibility was for me.

My motives for becoming a teacher, the roles/jobs of a teacher and students, My goals I want to achieve, The goals I want to achieve are making every student’s parent’s happy and giving the students the best education and I want them to want them to come to school and be engaged in the class.