Statement Of Purpose Of B. Pharmacy

My interest in the HIHIM program comes from my family. My parents, uncles, and aunts are either doctors, pharmacists, engineers, or computer scientists. Throughout my childhood at family gatherings, the dinner conversations of patient care, health care delivery, software, and companies such as Boeing and Microsoft have mesmerized me. I listened intently about their schooling, different types of projects they and their team worked on, and how gratifying their work improved the lives of people and society. Surrounded by family involved in health care and technology, it was during my freshman year in college that I was introduced to the health informatics major. Subsequently, I researched the major and talked with advisors and professionals in the field. The HIHIM program would allow me to follow in my family’s footsteps. Receiving great medical care not only involves seeing prominent practitioners, but also learning about health informatics will provide me with the knowledge of the complex health care system to ensure patients receive the best quality care from start to finish.

My previous experiences with the clinical pharmacists at Franciscan Health, some of whom were previous residents at your institution, has ensured me that your program will cultivate my development into becoming a competent clinical pharmacist. If given the opportunity of being accepted to your residency program, I will exemplify the values of Franciscan Health to deliver rational drug therapy. Thank you for your time and consideration in reviewing my application material. I look forward to hearing from

I am writing to express my interest in PGY-1 residency position at the Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center. My career goal is to complete PGY-1 in pharmacy practice, and continue to develop my clinical skills by pursuing PGY-2 specialized training. I am interested in PGY-1 residency program at Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center for its well-rounded rotation opportunities, research and teaching prospects. My long term career goal is to explore opportunity for clinical pharmacist with a faculty appointment at an academic medical center affiliated with a School/Department of pharmacy with prospect to conduct research.

I received my Bachelor’s degree in physics in 2009 in Vietnam while I witnessed two deaths of my two 65 years old uncles due to medical related errors. Their unnecessary deaths at that relatively young age struck all my family members. I asked myself whether, if someone in my family had worked in the health care field, it might have been possible to save my uncles’ lives. As a science major student in Vietnam, I felt an urge to apply scientific knowledge to improve the situation. Over time, I came to realize that, in order to make a difference, I would need to gain a deeper background in understanding the mechanisms and the principles behind the field of medicine, a pharmacy major.

The doctor of pharmacy degree is my life's pursuit since it is my long term goal to be a professional in a field where I can further my education. The doctor of pharmacy degree is my life's pursuit since it is my long term goal to be a professional in a field where I can further my education. I anticipate that the Pharm D. program will enable me to think in new ways, improve my communication skills in a healthcare and give me the confidence needed to become a professional. Throughout the course of my college studies, I have learned the importance of managing both

I started out my freshman year of undergraduate knowing that I wanted to be in the health care field. I started volunteering in hopes to find what I truly wanted to do. Exposing myself in the hospital setting allowed me to see what other health care professionals did and through this experience, I then realized that pharmacy was something I was drawn into. I first volunteered at Children’s hospital in their inpatient pharmacy and my main job was to pack and deliver medications to patients. Because my job was mainly in the back, I had little interactions with the pharmacists and the patients. This then led me to volunteer at Swedish Hospital as a pharmacy assistant for both of their inpatient and outpatient pharmacy. This time, I had more interactions with pharmacists and through this, I was able to communicate with pharmacist and I gained many valuable lessons. I began to shadow the different roles that pharmacists had in the hospital and how pharmacists can make a big impact toward patient’s life through medication choices, patient counseling, active interaction with other health care professionals and many more. I like the idea of preparing medications for specific patients,

As a highly motivated and hardworking individual, who has recently completed their SQA Highers. Seeking a place within the biomedical and medical courses to build upon a keen scientific interest and start a career as a pharmacist. At an early age, I have embraced commitment, dedication and perseverance, I experienced various challenges, instead of moving towards fear and anger I learned to appreciate the responsibility to move in harmony towards the truth and diversity. I have a compassionate personality which is complemented by a genuine love of science and discovery. I am a self motivated, determined individual and I look forward to the social and academic challenges of university. I am aware of the demands of a biomedical career but my

A life changing event within my family several years ago influenced my interest in the pharmaceutical field and my desire to attend Shenandoah University’s School of Pharmacy. At the age of 6, my sister was hospitalized for two months. I was 7 at the time. It was a difficult and frightening time for my family and me as my sister was fighting rheumatic fever. This disease caused inflammation and holes in her heart. Throughout the duration of her hospitalization, doctors were constantly working to help her recover by doing a variety of tasks, such as checking her pulse, examining her, and conducting a variety of tests. I vividly recall sitting in my sister's hospital room. Nurse Lisa was speaking to me, explaining that my sister was going to

Besides, I completed my Bachelors in Pharmacy from Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, and also hold an MBA degree, specialization in Healthcare services. Currently, I am working as a Clinical Pharmacist at Health City Cayman Islands, Cayman Islands. I previously worked as a Medical content writer in Medical affairs department. Ever since childhood, I have grown up and surrounded by people and thoughts pertaining to health care, because my father works for health care department. Over the years of education and work experience, my understanding about the potential of practicing pharmacy is mounting. These whole set of diverse experiences made me strong and sophisticated in dealing with people, and establishing the smart work

I feel very confident that I can pursue my dream to become a pharmacist. The spirit of America to dream impossible dreams and pursue the personal happiness is amazing. I am so grateful that many pharmacy schools in America are ready to open their door to students like me, with passion, diligence, and desire for learning, but also to prepare a new generation of enthusiastic people to contribute to the well being of the human race and the worldwide

My genuine desire to help others the way my parents have been helped is why I am applying to the Doctor of Pharmacy Program. I have no doubt this is my field. I believe pharmacists are a crucial, integral part of a patient’s medical well being. Becoming a part of the amazing world of healing, care and cure does not come without tragedy and even death. While understanding these challenges, I never want to get used to tragedy and

Throughout my academic journey in the Pre-Pharmacy curriculum, I have prepared myself for the challenges Pharmacy School will present me. I have learned many different things through this, but most importantly I have learned that my determination and dedication are what has kept me centered in this degree path. I believe that Harding's College of Pharmacy will provide me the challenges I need to promote learning and growth in regards to becoming a student of pharmacy.

I would like to pursue in a PhD to continue to position myself throughout my career after I graduate from the UNT System College of Pharmacy. As working as a pharmacist technician for 4 months, I have witnessed that many pharmacists are getting replaced by other pharmacists. I used to believe that pharmacists are very stable, but I realized that there are no stable jobs in a dog-eat-dog world. I know the importance of keep improving myself to stand out from the same groups of people. Pursing another 3 to 5 years at school after getting PharmD could give even broader perspectives in my field by having both degrees. Pursuing PhD will differentiate me form others by allowing me to become a good technical and real thinker.

After earning a bachelors in pharmaceutical sciences in my undergraduates, I had a robust will to become a investigator in pathology and cellular pharmacology. While finishing my undergraduate I worked under my faculty member in preparation and purification of chalcones, that are new sort of drug effective chemotherapy, then I had used my knowledge in quantification of cephalosporin’s and cancer medication and worked as a science laboratory technician when my undergraduate below my academic and commenced to find out concerning totally different therapies in cancer treatment once my mother in law was treated for cancer and that we lost her after treatment as there aren't any treatment for advanced stages in cancer. Later I Studied concerning

Chemistry is ubiquitous and its prevalence is evident in everything right from environment, biology and even in technology. It is this versatility, which aids me in gaining insight in every field of science. Being a graduate in Bio-analytical Chemistry and Organic chemistry, my enthusiasm and inclination grew towards quantitative and qualitative analysis of natural and synthetic compounds in research laboratory. It is with this passion, I look forward to unravel the mystics of analytical chemistry through theoretical and practical knowledge. Therefore, I would like to apply for the Doctoral Program in Analytical Chemistry at University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth.