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I am lucky to have grown up with parents and teachers that instilled in me how important it is to serve others. Ever since I was a young child, I found that nothing was better than the feeling of knowing I made a difference in someone’s life. I consider being raised with empathy and compassion to be one of the greatest blessings I have received. After struggling for such a long time and receiving amazing care and having so many people reach out to me and offer help, I know that I want to do the same. I want to be the person who inspires someone who is suffering to really seek help and to believe they are worthy of it. I want to save lives. The most important thing to me is to become the person that I needed so badly during the worst time of my life; to be person that pulls someone up from rock bottom, instead of letting them drown. I will always strive to be a woman for

I have always seen myself as a compassionate person that is outgoing and more than willing to dedicate my time just to see another person take something away from the experience. The compassion and people skills combined with the ability to actually aide in fixing their health and even being a part of the process of healing really resonated with me in a profound way. This is a job that I would be able to have many different choices in. I could travel across the country and see many different areas and how they are affected by certain things. I could learn to view the world through a different lens of perspective. On top of all of this, I would be able to do what I love—help

As a course of life, people are born, raised, and go to school until the time comes where they need to make a decision about their career. In fact, most careers have one common theme among them---Help or give back to community and society. I for one have chosen a career in nursing to help people and give back to my community. Other than the fact that I want to help people, a career in nursing will expand my horizons, give me career opportunities, and job satisfaction.

I don't like the thought of people going through hard times alone. I always knew that I wanted a profession that involved caring for people, especially after my Father was diagnosed with Lung Cancer in January 2012, sadly my Father passed away in November 2014, but radiotherapy and chemotherapy improved his lifespan and quality of life, it provided a strength and hope that we as a family needed at the time of his diagnosis and its benefits overrode its side effects. I want to improve people's lives and help make a difference.

I want to become a paramedic or a nurse because I want to be able to give back to the community in need. I also became inspired in becoming a paramedic because of one of my favorite shows called, “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago Med”. To be capable to work in this job I have to be able to think and react fast according to the type of situation that you are confronting at the moment. Being able to work under pressure is also a very big factor that contributes to being a paramedic. Concentrating on keeping the person alive and stable is that main goal for the paramedic till they arrive to the hospital and give the patients to the hands of the doctors.

When I asked myself why I wanted to be a registered nurse thousands of reasons came rushing into my head. The one that stuck out the most was helping people not only physically but

As an EMT I strive to give back to my community everyday. Risking to save patients from the most obscure and gruesome situations. I advocate to my patients preventive care from simple hygiene practices to checking catheters for infection. Educating my community is personally important. Being able to prevent illness instead of treat is an ideal scenario for me as an EMT as well as to my patients well- being.

The main reason I want to become a paramedic is because I want to make a difference. I want to impact someone’s life in a good way as it once did mine. When I was ten, I was in a really bad car crash and the first responders were an ambulance who had seen the crash. They rushed to the scene and assessed the situation. They calmed me down and told me what I needed to hear, even though

Throughout my life, I have always known that helping others would be an integral part of my career. In college, I searched for my identity and looked at a variety of career paths. However, I always came back to public service. It is the only profession that perfectly matches my personality and goals. In the public sector my job is more than a paycheck because I know the work I perform makes a difference. While there is certainly more fortune, free time, and privacy to be found in other careers, especially in the private sector, I cannot think of a more rewarding occupation.

Reason I chose this career is because I like doing thing to help people because that is how I was raised by my parents that taught me to help people that are hurt or that they need help, I like being with a lot of people that are doing things or being active and I think firefighter will be the best job for me .

From the time I was five, I have studied a large range of music including piano, clarinet, viola, cello, and voice. Generations of the Seaver family have always been first chair in the orchestra or the strongest vocal in the chamber choir. From an early age, my mother pressed my three siblings and I to surround ourselves with music but I struggled to get along with every instrument she put in my hands. My clarinet always squawked and when I pressed my bow to my viola, it sounded more like it was screaming than singing.

Going with this profession I would be able to ensure that they are safe during surgery and when they have pain. As said before, this isn’t personally removing a liver or saving their life but I’ve always liked to help and not take credit for something. I like to stay behind the curtains and see all the good I did without taking any fame. I think my greatest strength is problem solving with what I am given, which is what I also enjoy doing. I think that I focus best when it comes to someone in need of help, in many situations as a child and in even recent events someone has needed help and others will walk away from it while I find myself going to them and making sure they are safe. I value other people’s lives more than me, which could be a weakness but I think it’s a strength of not being selfish. Whenever I must finish something and someone else needs assistance on something I try harder to help them than to finish my own work. In the health profession path this be a strength because it’s the biggest role in your job.

Since a young age my dad has always had medical issues, and this has made me appreciate all the paramedics and doctors did for him. The hard work and motivation all the trained medical professionals put in for him was extraordinary and has truly motivated me to follow in the footsteps of being able to help people and save lives. When he was in the hospital, I was amazed at the teamwork between members of staff, and was fascinated by everyone aspect of working in a hospital. Following this passion for saving lives, I started to volunteer for St John Ambulance, where I have now been for over 7 years, enjoying learning as much first aid as I can, and working my way up to an advanced first aider, the highest level of first aid I can be at my age.

The question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” meant so many things throughout middle childhood, adolescence, and was even relevant in adulthood. My interests varied from law, to education, and even construction for a period. It took most of my lifetime and lived experiences, up until very recently, to actually figure out, make a decision, and follow through, with my true occupational goals. This paper will examine my current career path and goals. It will investigate the results of the O*Net Interest Profiler in which I participated, and how they compare to my current occupational goals. Finally, it will discuss gained insights and further resources for future career exploration.

I have chosen a career as a paralegal. This is a field that I expect will be both challenging as well as professionally rewarding. As a paralegal, I will assist attorneys in the delivery of legal services (National Association of Legal Assistants, 2008). A career in paralegal studies is a prestigious, professional adventure and offers a wonderful opportunity while enhancing ones knowledge of the law and provides for challenges, growth and advancement.