Naturopathic Medicine Personal Statement

I would like to extend both my deepest gratitude for Quillen’s allowing me the opportunity to learn about its medical program in a personal setting with the very amicable and knowledgeable John Riley Wilkinson as well as my humble appreciation towards being considered for a place in the Quillen College of Medicine.

As part of the effort to support department & building level emergency planning, GCCCD Public Safety oversees the campus Building Marshal Program. In coordination with department deans, chairs and managers, Building Marshals are recruited to assist with evacuation in the event of an emergency. Building Marshals are needed in every floor of every building on campus. In the event of an evacuation, Building Marshals will be wearing bright yellow vests and whistles and will be able to guide staff, students, faculty, and visitors to the nearest emergency exit and to the buildings Emergency Evacuation Points. Building Marshals must be willing to assume the required duties and be willing to participate in training to

My reason for choosing this particular course was to study and explore the different practices towards improving health and how health effects people worldwide. Also, my expectations from this class is to learn the core concepts of public health and the essential associations between nursing, global health, and the elements

Hello Class of 2019, I want first start off by saying how grateful I am to be a part of the BCC nursing program and to shar e this experience with you all! A little bit of information about myself, my name is Monica Silvia, I am 32 years old and the mother of a beautiful one year old baby girl named Vivian. I completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise

I am confident that the University of Connecticut School of Medicine is a respectable medical school that can prepare me for my future professional career in medicine by providing exceptional opportunities for my medical education. My interest in this instution lies on its commitment for innovative medical education aiming to prepare its students for their medical career. Therefore, the medical curriculum of the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, M delta, caught my eye when I was exploring medical schools to apply since it was unique and I was certain that it was an interesting way to learn medicine.

Health care is a fundamental element to sustaining the welfare of our society. The ability to become a student in the Grand Canyon University (GCU), Master of Science in Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program, takes me one step closer to being able to achieve my dream of playing a vital role in helping our society towards disease prevention. My experience in the acute care setting has reinforced my passion in disease prevention and health preservation. My short term goal is to be able to successfully complete the required course work. Secondly, I want to be able to acquire the necessary certifications to be able to practice as a FNP. The program at GCU will provide me with the knowledge, and skills I will need to effectively develop my role. The long term goal I have set for myself is to reach the Doctorate level degree at some point in my career. I would like to practice at an independent level and have my own practice in

I believe that this scholarship can help me to achieve and succeed my goals. It also would provide great support not only financially but also provide

After I graduate from NUNM, I want to work as a primary health care professional in my own clinic in a rural or underserved area. As a Naturopathic Physician, I will be trained as a primary health care physician, which will allow me to have a direct influence in the management of their health. However, not everyone is able to receive care from a primary physician because the nation is currently experiencing a shortage of physicians. With the training I receive to get my ND degree, I will be in a position where I can serve those who do not receive the care they need because they lack access to primary physicians. Ideally, I will open my clinic in a rural area, where few health professionals work but health care services are needed. While these

During my four years at Brooklyn Technical High School, I was part of the Gateway to Medicine program. I was introduced to courses such as anatomy & physiology, organic chemistry, and biology. These extremely challenging classes piqued my interest to explore a future career in health care. The Gateway to Medicine program was multi-faceted, I went from dissecting cats to learning about spontaneous de-combustion. My guidance counselor also helped prepare me to choose a career in the medical profession.

Upon entering the Alternative Medicine degree program at Everglades University I did not know what I was going to do with the degree. I did know, however, that I wanted to understand the concepts of alternative healing methods better because I had just experienced the death of my grandfather from a diabetic induced disease while I had stood idly by—with nothing I could do to help. I also understood that I wanted to learn more about the subject that I had become quite passionate about through my own 100-pound weight loss journey—nutrition. Little did I know that this decision would not only further spark my passion, but

Nursing is about providing the best possible holistic care for the patient and family. At the same time there’s an imbalance of patient care regarding education and knowledge being provided by nurses. As a nurse I believe we all owe it to ourselves, the profession, and the patient to provide the best possible care. According to American Nurses Association (ANA) online article “Nursing is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations.” In order to better achieve the nursing ideals of the American Nurses Association we must improve patient care by requiring hospital nurses to become BSN nurses.

The medical field is a phenomenon that it is forever evolving and rapidly changing. Technological advancements and research published in medical journals are continually revised in order to increase accuracy and efficiency of diagnoses and treatments. It is imperative that every healthcare provider keeps up to date with the most current medical findings in order to provide the best care possible to their patients. Therefore a characteristic that every health care provider should possess is self-motivation to pursue knowledge for personal development to help themselves and others grow. My natural curiosity in life and eagerness to continually educate and improve myself makes me a wonderful candidate for your direct-entry master’s of nursing program.

As a tree grows it forms branches and those branches sprout more helping the tree mature by reaching to catch sunlight, growing taller and stronger this tree will bare good fruit. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine is one of the twenty seven institutes/ centers that make up the National Institutes of Health. Keeping the theme of the NIH, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine also keeps research goals and objectives specifically to “enable better evidence-based decision making regarding complementary and alternative medicine use and its integration into health care and health promotion.” (National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)

As a potential student of the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, I will dedicate my time to upholding the values of CCNM and those of Naturopathic medicine, learning and engaging with professors and peers, and continuing to grow in terms of my commitment to community. I believe that my training as an EMT and a Resident Assistant combined with my innate desire to help others will make me an asset to the College and the profession. I am excited and committed to pursuing a career as a naturopathic doctor.

“They are mistaken in supposing that I have any specific purpose. I only create art,” Odilon Redon stated when asked about his artistic process. His only desire was to paint not only what he sees, but what he feels, and so his work consistently defied being defined. He preferred to attempt the representation of things that haunted him. His fantastical world that combines nature with expression is clearly depicted in his Noirs and his color paintings, such as The Sleep of Caliban. Odilon Redon's vivid imagination and ability to stay true to his inner vision throughout his life, combined with his rejection of academic painting and artistic trends, led him to become a true visionary of his time.