Mcphs's Optometry Program Analysis

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Why do you believe you are a good candidate for the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program at Argosy University?

I would be honored to enroll at the WMU homer Stryker M.D School of Medicine because of the school’s dedication to educating physicians through community outreach and commitment to lifelong learning. After volunteering for the past five years at the C.A.R.E. Clinic for the uninsured, I understand the need to serve uninsured Americans. Therefore, I want my medical school experience to incorporate opportunities to serve this population at locations such as the Family Health Center. In addition, the community health rotation would allow me to continue my commitment to the under and uninsured

One of the main reasons I applied is because the curriculum integrates spirituality in medicine. Having a clearer understanding of my patient’s spirituality will allow me to uphold the founding osteopathic philosophy of caring for the ‘mind, body, and spirit.’ Furthermore, it will make me a more compassionate and relatable physician. Many osteopathic medical schools do not put enough emphasis on this fundamental aspect of

Of the learning opportunities related to careers in science and medicine, why have you chosen to apply to Chicago EYES on

UMBC has a great medical and healthcare program. It offers an extensive list of clubs and organizations from sports to cultural clubs, religious, community service, and clubs within your major. These clubs and organizations create a positive environment that fosters interaction and the development of strong bonds between students and members of the community. Since my focus is in the medical field, internships are important to me. I would be able to gain real world experience, network, and expand my resume. The diversity of people and opportunity adds to the richness to

I believe I would be a wonderful addition to the Early Introduction to Health Careers Program because I am very interested in learning more about the medical field and having a hands on experience. I plan on attending the University of Michigan in the fall of 2019 and majoring in biochemistry. I would like to college at the University of Michigan because I am an aspiring cardiothoracic surgeon and their medical school was ranked number four in the US by U.S. News for primary care. The Early Introduction to Health Careers Program will be an amazing experience for me and will help me to gain more knowledge about the profession I am interested in.

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For years, I have always wanted to be either a nurse or a doctor and being in Health Science One and Health Science Foundations has brought me to learn new things over time about the body and its functions, medical terminology, and getting certifications for different things in healthcare. Having the opportunity to be in the CMAA class would teach me everything I need to know if I were to work in healthcare in an office setting. I am great with people and working hands on in a doctors office will give me a full view on what it’s like in the real world.

It is my first time to have this kind of course where everyone can learn and experience interacting with other students of the health care team. I believe this is an important program where a student can have an in-depth understanding of the other professions. It gives them a sense of

Offered by HMC both these programs are aimed at allowing individuals to live a medical career through shadowing doctors, joining resident rounds and get a glimpse of cases at the

I am highly interested in attending MASH, because I want to learn first-hand the career I want to pursue. I have wanted to be an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner ever since my APRN showed me how rewarding it was to help other people by healing them and being there for them in their time of need. This program appeals to me because I am always wanting to learn as much as I can about health care and what it takes to have a health care career. I could bring a positive energy to this program with a smiling face and positive attitude. I am always willing to learn and have an open mind. Attending the lectures, participating in the hands on activities, and shadowing is exactly the opportunity I have been looking for and would be extremely grateful

By learning the basics of the day-to-day tasks there will be more time to focus on the more difficult aspects of a rotation. The convenience of the Clinical Campus might seem simple, yet eliminating the effort required to relearn simple tasks can be very impactful. Learning such simple things such as, what services are available, where things are, how to use the EMR, where to park, where to eat, where the bathroom is, all require time and effort, time and effort that could be used to accomplish other tasks. To me the benefits and the reasons the Clinical Campus is the right choice for me is that I would gain some institutional knowledge that would enhance my learning experience. Instead of relearning everything about everything, every time I start a new rotation, I will be able to focus on learning the important things about that rotation because I already have some basic institutional

Originally, I chose an SLP related major without knowing if it was the right fit for me. After 4 years of coursework, clinical, and research experience in the field, I know that becoming an SLP is what I am meant to do. The University of Pittsburgh is my first choice for my SLP degree because it is one of the top programs in the country, with more to offer than many other programs. I also think that the dynamic city of Pittsburgh would allow me to work with diverse populations.

My goals from a career in optometry begin with my optometry education. My plan for attacking optometry has three phases: Phase One- General optometric education at Nova Southeastern. I want an outstanding education, supplemented by practical experience, such as that offered by The Eye Care Institute. Phase Two (a.k.a. “the chicken”)- Exposure; after a general education, I seek exposure within the field through such activities as a mission trip, service opportunities, and initial employment in a diverse setting, such as public or rural health. Within these settings, one can experience vast new cultures and the subsequent pathologies that accompany people in diverse settings, living under diverse conditions. Phase Three (“the egg”)- Specialization: