“Please someone help me!” Those were the very words my grandmother had screamed in Malayalam, our

I can recollect many childhood incidents, when my parents have advised me that it will take factors such as, knowledge and perseverance to fulfill this dream of becoming a Healthcare Administrator. Being driven by this, I decided to continue my education at New England College, where I have graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 3.92 Cumulative Grade Point average in Business Administration. I developed strong leadership and managerial skills through being a member of The National Society of Leadership and Success. Being a member of this honors society has taught me skills such as strategic thinking and teamwork. These skills and technology will be used to determine managerial effectiveness.

Franklin University's Master of Business Administration will offer a pathway to opportunity and success in my future professional career. My personal life experience, my education, and 5 years of employment at Nationwide Children’s Hospital have molded my ambition to add my mark to a sustainable healthcare, with an emphasis on business development. Environmentally conscious healthcare is the future advancement for the success of efficient healthcare.

Imagine you’re at home and you get a call saying your Mother or Father had been in a terrible accident and are on their way to the hospital. You race to your car and meet them just as the ambulance pulls up to the emergency room and as they are led in and met with a swarm of doctors and nurses as they are wheeled into a room you’re left standing there in a haze as you witness people rushing around the room, monitors being hooked up, continuous beeping from machines. You look over to the doctor who is punching in codes on a machine and as they quickly finish up they states to another nurse that the machine has said that your Mother/Father only has a small 5 percent chance of survival and you hear them state whether or not to administer any sort

Kneeling in front of the black-and-white photo of my uncle and hearing the crowd crying at the funeral, I painfully realized how unexpectedly misfortune could happen in life and how little people could do to change it for the first time. As the crowd all leaving after the funeral, the pain on my knee impeded me from standing up, and the pain in my heart stopped me from even trying again.

During my time at Haskayne School of Business (HSB), my vision has been to achieve my Bachelor of Commerce Degree as I develop and strengthen my leadership and communication skills as well as work ethic. In essence, I hope to push myself to reach my maximum potential, and I hope to inspire my community towards achieving success and prosperity.

In the coming years, my vision is to attain a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the Haskayne School of Business (HSB). I aim to become a reliable performer who provides excellence, integrity, and diligence to his work.

On the other hand, the company’s structure could be a potential bottleneck for its future success. There is no formal business plan and decisions are made from a board of physicians, with no managerial and administrative skills. The levels of autonomy and latitude within the company create differences in personal goals, working patterns and procedures, as there is no formal planning and certain milestones to be followed from every member of staff. Apart from Dr. Shingleton’s team and his perfectly organized work-flow system, other surgeons seem to underperform because of the lack of a unified common process of functions. Teams cannot communicate effectively, when working with other doctors, as confusion is caused from different working systems every surgeon adapts.

I am very excited to enter a MBA program that will allow me to focus on my interest in healthcare management as well as provide career possibilities and exposure to resources. My academic objective is to receive a MBA with a concentration in healthcare management. I believe that my education and work experience have provided me with a great introduction to healthcare. Within my experience I have gained an interest in management. I believe that a Carlow University MBA is necessary to gain a broader understanding of management and to sharpen my analytical skills in order to be successful.

A year and half has passed since I’ve completed my undergraduate degree. In this time, I’ve had a chance to reflect on my career goals. I am now ready to earn my MBA in health care management. With this degree, I will be able to accomplish my career goals and objectives. I plan to use my master 's degree to help me pursue a career in health care management. My career goal is to become a health care manager in one of my area hospitals. I’ve research the strategies needed to successfully complete a MBA program. I’m motived and fully prepared to start working on my MBA. I ecstatic to embark on this new journey

As I approach a small dimly-lit room in the acute unit where a frail woman lies asleep, I see her family gather closely by the hissing air conditioner, awaiting news. With rampant renal failure, infection, and a brain tumor, her health is in rapid decline. Amidst the tears, my mentor Dr. En Ming Lai mutters, “There is nothing more we can do but to make her comfortable.” My heart sinks. Her son, who looked around my age, glances over to his mother with an agonizing expression. Stricken at a young age, his mother eerily reminds me of my own. As much as I yearned to help them, with my obvious lack of medical training, there was nothing I can do. Death can be unpredictable at times, but in this moment, I knew my fervor to heal solidified my pursuit

Hofstra University offers a variety of opportunities for the future that I envision for myself. After hours of research, I have decided that Hofstra is among the universities that I would like to attend because of the various educational options that are available. From the various internships to working opportunities in one of most well-known locations in the world, Hofstra University offers a unique experience that no other college can offer. As an aspiring business student, I believe that attending Hofstra will dramatically benefit my future because Hofstra University has one of the best business programs in the nation.

I once stood immobile as I watched my sister choke on a piece of candy, cough up blood, and soon after become unconscious. I did not know what to do and it left me feeling helpless. To never experience that feeling of helplessness again, I decided to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

That night, my dad stayed at the hospital. We were in constant contact all day, so I was aware of the well being of my mom. I was only able to visit her once since the hospital was in Los Angeles. She had a tired, hurting look on her face. Tubes going from her arms and wires connected from a machine to her heart. A huge frankenstein scar down her chest where they had sawed her chest bone in

Wounded patients were brought to the hospital in trucks, where I was a medical student. There had been a series of bomb blasts across the city where I lived. Some had already passed away before arriving while others were badly wounded & in critical condition. All medical students and professionals were instructed to immediately go to the ER . There were patients across the room and hallways – some bodies had limbs missing, while some limbs had bodies missing. It was hard to tell which patient the limb belonged to. Many had glass and wood shrapnel pierce their entire bodies. Between the panic, chaos, screaming, cries and blood, I tried hard to maintain my composure as I along with other students triaged the wounded ; followed instructions to provide palliative care and assist the senior surgeons & specialists. We worked tirelessly as a team for the next few days – everyone participated closely, doing no matter what was needed to take care of medical needs of the wounded and also to calm the petrified families of the injured. Neither me nor any other medical students or personnel present then will ever forget the incident.

Imagine you are a new mother or father. The pure joy and fear of this new adventure can be very overwhelming. Seeing that bright smile on your little ones face and the light in their eyes. Now picture the worst thing to ever happen. You go into you little bundle of joys room to check on them. You expect to see their chest moving up and down, but instead you see a blue limp form that is your baby. Fear overwhelms you. You cry out for help and call 911. The dispatcher on the other end of the phone tells you that help is on the way. You hope to hear sirens screaming into the night and you hope to hear it soon. You put your faith in those paramedics and that they will be at your home soon and to help your little one. Seconds seem like minutes. Hours seem like days. Finally you hear tires screeching, a police officer, who was right down the road came to see if he could help. Alas, most police officers are not trained in CPR and have no advanced medical knowledge. You plead with him, inquiring where the ambulance or fire truck is. He sadly informs you that the ambulance that usually responds to this area is tied up on another run. They would have been here before him, but they were taking care of a non-emergent problem. Someone wants to go to the hospital because their foot has been hurting for a week now, and they decided now was the time to go to the ER.