I Want To Pursue A Degree In Medical Profession

My passion to help others and my interest in the healthcare arena have been evident since I was a child. I felt as though I had won the lottery every time I helped someone as a child. It was rewarding for me to see a smile on someone’s face from an action that I had completed. I carried out nice deeds without the agenda of receiving something in return, but with the mentality that it was a deed that needed to be done by someone. Whenever the famous, what do you want to be when you grow up game was played, I would faithfully name occupations that pertained to the healthcare field, such as a pediatrician, dentist, or a nurse.

In hindsight, although becoming a physician was always my plan, I was not quite ready to commit. However, my time away from school has allotted me clarity in many areas. Much of this clarity came from becoming independent, not only financially, but more importantly in own my beliefs. I no longer constantly look to others to validate the decisions I make. Working side by side with physicians has given me a better understanding of the interdependence of business, clinical work, and the politics that come with working in a large hospital. Not only has my desire to enter the healthcare field become personal, but more importantly I now understand what it means to be a caretaker. The most essential realizations have been recognizing the amount of sacrifice and humility that coincide with being a caregiver, and appreciating that someone entrusts you to care for them. Maintaining this trust while remembering to be empathetic are two great responsibilities, and I cannot think of a more noble reward than having your community’s trust bestowed upon you. It is an honor to be granted the ability to improve peoples’ lives through

As the coming years approach, I want my future to hold both the passion to explore new opportunities and the strength to overcome new challenges. With the experiences of my high school career, I aspire to take all the things I learned to transition into a college environment where my ideas can be challenged and shared. Where I can learn from others; where I can seek the opportunity to make a direct impact towards saving lives. I believe I can do great things. Through tenacity I will not only be gratified in becoming a doctor, but also be able to share my compassion for others through

A time in my life in which I have been successful is when I graduate from college. Even though this was my second degree I was going to receive, it was the next stepping stone to heighten my career in healthcare. It was an uneasy decision, but I was determined to achieve my Bachelor’s in Science in Healthcare Administration.

I plan to become a Cardiovascular Surgeon, since my goal is to help cure patients with heart disease and find alternatives to certain medications for people with heart problems. While this is a difficult task to accomplish and will require a tremendous amount of effort, education and discipline. The education I have been receiving from the outstanding professors at Lone Star have greatly influenced me towards accomplishing my goal of becoming a doctor. In addition, the advisors have been extremely helpful towards placing me on the right path towards success. Both the professors and advisors on campus have greatly influenced and encouraged me to succeed in both inside and outside the class

In college, my desire for a career path in medicine encourages me to do my very best throughout school in order to achieve my childhood dream. The surgeries I’ve experienced throughout my life have taught me to be strong no matter how painful it may be during recovery because in the end, it’ll all get better. Not only that but of course it has helped me become more interested and knowledgeable of the environment in a hospital setting. My interests in what seems to be a difficult path to complete have inspired my siblings of mine to do better in school to someday be “as smart as Christian”. Due to my familiarization with college and what the classes tend to be like, I have encourage many cousins my age to continue persevering in school to receive the best possible outcome for their future. Although I am not the first out my brother to be enrolled in college, both of us attending STC, I myself have actually surpassed him with the many opportunities given to me at this wonderful early college and has prepared me rigorously for what future college life may be like.

The career I have chosen to pursue in the future is a surgeon. A surgeon is a physician who performs surgical operations. They are who cut the human body for the purpose of removing diseased tissue or organs, to repair body systems, or to replace diseased organs with transplants. Surgeons may be physicians, dentists, podiatrists, and veterinarians. Surgeons can be general surgeons and perform all types of surgery, or they can be specialized, such as heart surgeons or brain surgeons. I plan to specialize in heart surgery or as its also known cardiothoracic surgeon. A cardiothoracic surgeon is a medical doctor who specializes in surgical procedures of the heart, lungs, esophagus, and other organs in the chest. This includes surgeons who can be called cardiac surgeons, cardiovascular surgeons, general thoracic surgeons, and congenital heart surgeons.

Supporting, guiding and empowering women throughout their entire pregnancy, from the months leading up to the birth, labour itself and the postnatal period fascinates me. It is rare in other medical careers to form such strong connections over a large span of time, with not only the patient but also their partners and families. I have always been viewed as hardworking and dedicated, with the ability to work autonomously and in a group, something that is essential for midwives. My positive attitude to learning has been rewarded with leadership roles of house captain and school prefect. Currently I am completing an A level in Biology and studying Health and Social Care at AS level, both of which have been chosen specifically with Midwifery as a future focus. My A-level studies in Spanish, English and

It is when I looked back on my personal and research experiences that I decided to pursue an MD/PhD. They have taught me, above all, that what I can get by achieving my goals is not as important as what I become by achieving them. Asking myself who I am and what do I want to do in life have led me to some of the most important decisions of my life.

Health is the single most important attribute in our lives. Without heath, as a society, we could not achieve the accomplishments and scientific breakthroughs necessary to advance as a society. Many of the luxuries we enjoy today are due to being fortunate enough to be healthy, and understanding what it means to achieve good health. Health can also teach us empathy and compassion. When we witness someone who is ill, we learn to accommodate them and care for them. Health can ultimately unify us. Sports also play a unique role in our lives. Sports allow participants to gain camaraderie, and leadership while teaching us how to motivate ourselves to be better than those who are competing against us. These two things have helped me gain an interest in healthcare, mainly in becoming a sports medicine physician.

Dr. Armin Tehrany, one of the best knee and shoulder doctors in New York, opens the doors of his solo private practice to the pre-med students at Poly, the faculty that offers outstanding and comprehensive learning programs that develop and nurture the next-generation brilliant minds in the arts, business, public service, academe, science, athletics, and medicine.

I've always strived to be a worthy student to ensure the rendition of a proper grasp of knowledge. Though I often succumbed to unfortunate events, I remained diligent in my courses and proceeded with my school regimen. I'm proud to continue volunteering at hospitals, as I can come t understand the functions of the staff, a doctor's approach, and observing routines during a crisis. I desire to become a pediatric surgeon where I can meticulously treat the inevitability of a child's illness, as doctors were able to do the same for me. I view the profession as an honor as I'm able to care for children, whom I have an enthusiasm in attending, to the beneficiary of changing one's' life and perceive that individual will live a vibrant, healthy

My goal has always been to receive an education that will allow me to continue on to a career that will help others. I have consistently worked hard to maintain grades that will be accepted by colleges. Therefore, I wish to find the perfect college for me and my dreams. I believe that the greatest achievement, for me, would be to change someone’s life for the better. Doctors, of all areas of expertise, have this ability to save lives. To me, this would be the most satisfying career to spend my life doing. Furthermore, I have personally lost my father recently. While it is difficult, every day I strive to make him proud of me. If only to prevent another child from feeling the pain of losing a parent or loved one, I would make this my goal a

The possibility of furthering my education has always fascinated me. With the cost of tuition going up and the size of college classrooms going down, college student development is migrating from the classroom to the offices of multiple advisors and staff members across the university. Thus, I believe college student development; more specifically academic advising will be an exciting area of growth in the higher education community in the years to come. Post-Appalachian I seek to join an academic advising team, in a learning assistance program for student-athletes. My goal is to lead an energetic and ambitious team, in helping students achieve their academic ambitions, while finding ways to better serve students through the registration and advising

Someone always has a goal in their life they want to pursuit, it doesn’t matter how small or how big it’s, theirs always a goal. In my life there was always one goal, science. My goals, which I hope I achieve in the next ten year, are notability for my biomedical engineering skills. This will be accomplished through college, getting my master's degree and hard work and of course it won’t be easy but who said the life was easy.