Ltc Personal Statement

If you were to ask anyone in the medical field why they chose it, you would get the same answer from just about everyone. Their goals are all the same, because they all wanna help people and save lives. I have similar goals for myself. I believe everyone has the potential to make a difference, and I believe by becoming a doctor it would be my way to make a difference in the world. We are around the age when they start to ask us what we want to do with the rest of our lives, but I've known what I've wanted to be for a while now. I knew from the moment I was in the hospital with my grandfather right after he had open heart surgery that lt was the right career choice for me. I plan on becoming a

It took me a few tries to figure out what I wanted my major to be. Whenever I would pick something, I felt like I had no direction. When I discovered DTC, I was instantly intrigued because I have loved doing things on the computer since I was a young child. Things such as Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator fascinate me. I think that this fascination began in high school when I designed layouts for my high school yearbook. Since I began taking DTC classes, I realized that manipulating images and texts digitally is something that I want to do as a career. I believe that finishing my time at WSU with a degree in DTC will allow me to achieve my goal of becoming either a web designer or graphic designer. A DTC education will provide me with the knowledge I need to create high-quality products that are both digitally advanced and visually appealing.

A scream resonated down the hallway. My 6 year old mind was overwhelmed- a man wanted to put some instrument in my throat and ears, a woman wanted to give me shots, my mother looked worried behind that stern loving face and I’m supposed to be a brave girl?! I could not even fake a stomach upset for these well-child hospital visits!

My desire to study medicine stems from my determination to make a difference to people's lives, where I am the decision maker. Medicine would allow me to integrate my academic interest for science into a public sector framework where I can meet different people everyday. My passion for science has been developed by learning different modules at school like 'Health and Disease' in Biology. Seeing how just a small deposit of plaque in the coronary artery walls could lead to atherosclerosis and eventually death if untreated, has highlighted the subtle nature of the body to me.

I started my career in an unorthodox way: delivering science and technology news directly to

"Only as high as I reach can I grow, only as far as I seek can I go, only as deep as I look can I see, only as much as I dream can I be." Coming from a family of physicians, I looked up to my parents and always wanted to be one. Now I have reached this stage in my career where I have realized what I want to be and where my strengths lie. This has happened not by chance but by careful consideration at every step of my career, unbiased self-evaluation and the realistic interpretation of the future that I want to be part of. This essay is thus an honest attempt to present myself to all those concerned.

Considering the extent to which I am actively interested in the constantly evolving nature of Medicine and scientific advancements that have revolutionised the medical profession - to me, Medicine seemed like the most fitting and captivating career. I have seen critical illness within my family recently, feeling helpless at the time. Seeing the work of not only Doctors but also other NHS professionals who saved the life of one of the most important people in my life - inspired me to pursue a career in medicine. This paired with an extensive interest in the scientific intricacies particularly of the human body has lead to me developing a deeper ambition for Medicine. Whether it is in clinical work, research, surgery or teaching, to be involved

Medicine has been a passion for me since childhood. I have always dreamt of becoming a physician. What initially drew me into medicine arose from childhood intrigue into the details of human body and diseases. When I was young I knew numerous relative and other people around me suffering through some kind of illness. I never knew what it was.

Throughout the year, I have developed vital skills such as teamwork, communication, dedication and motivation through volunteering and other work I have completed. I am truly inspired by medicine and want to improve people’s lives. I believe that I possess the qualities required to become a suitable doctor with passion, dedication and enthusiasm. My work experiences have given me the confidence to allow me to view being a doctor as a permanent profession and I look forward to the intriguing challenges I will face in the upcoming years as a medical student and as a

I would like to pursue a career in the medical field because I have found myself not only loving math and science but loving the idea of being to help others. The medical field also happens to be a workforce that can never employ too many people since the jobs within the field are so demanding and necessary. With this is being said, I would not only be able to be a part of the things I enjoy but I would be able to do them while making an income for myself.

My reason for aspiring to go into the medical field came about through my family experiences. Growing up, and even now many of my family members have had to live a life in and out of the hospital, and unfortunately not all of them made it. Seeing the process of life slipping away, took a toll on me. It was then when I started wishing that there was something I could do to help them live just a longer. I was naive then because our time will come to claim us all one day, but I never ceased my desire to help people. Later on down the road my mom was diagnosed with diabetes and knowing the fate it gave my grandmother, who now is living a life in and out of the hospital, I couldn't bare to watch my mother have to go through it alone. I started asking

I wanted to care, protect, guide and support anyone in need. Helping others to face their fears and challenges in a bad time is very rewarding for me. When observing some doctors in their careers and seeing their daily struggle for life, it makes me want to be part of it.

William Osler once said “The good physician treats the disease; The great physician treats the patient who has the disease.” When I think of the field of medicine, I am compelled to understand the truth of the open door that I am inspired to walk through. It is not just my passion that drives and motivates me it is the responsibility to leave a legacy of service and dedication.

While I was growing up medicine was always pushed on me. My father is a doctor, and he always expected me to follow in his footsteps. I always succeeded academically which further increased the pressure upon me to pursue medicine. While I did consider pursuing medicine and loved visiting my dad at work, I never felt truly passionate about the field. I was always conflicted about having to choose between being an engineer or being a doctor. This internal conflict was finally resolved during my high school career.

Since each person is unique, from DNA to fingerprints, it 's reasonable to believe that each of us also has a purpose, a reason for being, that is uniquely personal. I always have this passion for the amazement of science. And human, the science of it is indeed enchanting. I enjoy working with people as well as playing a role in their lives. Whenever possible, I want to save people. This connection between science and human is the path that I 'm deeply interested to take on. This is why medicine is the best option for me. I choose to study medicine in university because the scope is vast, encompassing the causes, the nature, and the treatment of diseases on a daily basis. I fully understand and hold that medicine requires a commitment to a lifelong learning, but I know that the job satisfaction is immense and unique. After my medical studies, I am planning to expertise in Obstetrician, Surgery or maybe Medicine for older people