Obstetricians/Gynecologists and firefighters are occupations crucial to the United States because they offer safety and medical assistance to the citizens. Both careers require the ability to work in stressful situations and have medical knowledge. The jobs also consist of long work shifts. These qualities grab my attention due to the fact that I like to work with others, enjoy managing people, and respond well to high-stress situations. I am willing to take risks and I describe myself as ambitious and energetic. Also, verbal and communication skills come naturally to me. One major difference between an OB/GYN and firefighter is the typical work shift. Firefighters have a set shift at a firehouse where they get called out to emergencies. OB/GYNs work at a hospital or physician’s office and work twelve hour shifts but go home and get calls or pages saying they need to return. Being a firefighter also requires a large amount of physical fitness. While I would love to be in excellent physical shape, firefighting is too physical for my body. In addition, I believe it would be easier for me to endure the day to day requirements of an OB/GYN. Even though firefighters and OB/GYNs share many similar qualities, I would prefer to become an OB/GYN due to its daily tasks and lack of physical requirements.
When it comes to job description, firefighters and OB/GYNs share some similar qualities with many differences. A firefighter responds to and controls building and or wildfires. This is
My goal is to become a psychologist and help improve children’s learning abilities by developing ways for them to overcome academic challenges. I wish to develop and apply effective interventions to promote their psychological, social and emotional wellbeing. I want to become familiar with the major concepts, theoretical perspectives and historical trends in psychology. Through this, I would be able to apply psychological principles to personal and social issues and use creative thinking to solve problems related to behaviour and mental process. I want to gain the idea of how to implement psychological knowledge, skills and values in my occupational
I am applying for promotion because I wish to continue my development and better myself within my fire service career but also to have an opportunity to positively lead others encouraging growth and excellence through my hard work and dedication to the service.
Firefighters do more than just put out fire. It is not just a one sided job. There is a medical side of the firefighter job. They have house calls constantly for people requiring medical attention. It is quite a bit more than just fire. The calls that they go on are mostly medical rather than structure fires. They also go to
I am submitting my application and resume for the opportunity to serve as a Resident Assistant for the 2018-2019 academic year. I would like to be considered as a Resident Assistant because I am intrigued with the opportunity to serve as a peer leader who oversees those living in the residence hall, while emphasising the development of community within the hall.
I am writing in application for the Medical Support Assistant position being offered by the Veterans Health Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs, as per our conversation at approx. 09:30 hrs. I am applying to the Medical Support Assistant position, bringing extensive experience with the background that I have achieved working within diverse health care support occupations. I am confident that I am suitable to assist in providing supportive services in the Jacksonville or the Wilmington, NC outpatient clinic to help meet the challenges of todays’ veteran medical support needs.
As a child, I was always curious about how the process of delivering a baby worked. Whenever I would go to see relatives in the hospital I would wander off looking for the "baby department", and never be allowed in to see anyone giving birth. Then, my pregnant cousin moved in with us. She was pregnant and in need of help with preparing for the baby to come. I got to help her during her 9 months of carrying the baby and being there to see her water break was the most fascinating yet traumatizing thing ever. I got to see what the baby looks like when it is first born and how the doctors take care of the baby after it comes out. It really opened my eyes to that area of Health Careers and helped influence me to want to become an OB/GYN (obstetrician-gynecologists). Choosing this career field will not only let me do a job I 've been dreaming of since I was young , but it will also allow me to give the support to people in need of help. I will be able to positively impact people 's lives every day and put smiles on people 's faces whenever I can. I also will be able to attend a "Birthday party" every day! I can help couples/individuals in the process of creating the most precious thing , life. I think my personality fits well with this career. I am very caring and can connect with people easily . I do also have a good understanding of what I have to do to become an OB/GYN.This career field will allow me to make great money , help others and connect with people personally
The career that I have chosen to pursue in less than ten years is an Obstetrician and Gynecologist. Obstetrician is specialized with pregnancy and labor. They prepare their patients for childbirth and observe their health while being pregnant. Gynecologist specializes in female reproductive system. Gynecologists also diagnose and nurse diseases and disorders. Both careers go hand in hand. Thus, an Ob/Gyn provides medical and surgical care to pregnant women. An Ob/Gyns job is extremely remarkable. They undergo multiple steps before being able to practice in that field of area. People don’t identify the job they perform and how much they are depended on my millions of people.
I am highly interested in the Registered Nurse opening in Medical Surgical Unit now available at Reading Health System. I will be graduating in July 2016, and taking the NCLEX August 2nd, 2016. The values of compassion and innovation in your mission statement and dedication to educating health care professionals resonate with me.
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 .
At different times throughout my life I have envisioned myself as a cardiologist, a surgeon, or one of many other specialized physicians. However, these specializations all lacked the flexibility I sought to address the myriad of health care concerns. By becoming a physician assistant, I will use hands-on experience, practical medical education, and teamwork to diagnose and treat a variety of health concerns that the nation faces.
Emergency situations happen all the time, people are constantly in need of immediate medical attention. Imagine being the person who gets to help. Who knows exactly what needs to be done and can actually save a life, in a life or death scenario. The program I am most interested is EMT. The EMT program will not only provide the exposure necessary to succeed as a medical professionals, but the satisfaction of helping others when they are in need the most. However, being an EMT does not mean you will save lives all the time the most important aspect of emergency care is that you are there for people who need help immediately when they are at their weakest moment.
I’m going to go to community college to get my associates degree in nursing chose nursing because I love to take care of people and to be around them I want to become an Rn at Kaiser Hospital because they are a big company and a lot of people go there to get taken care of. I mainly love kids that’s why I’m doing it.
First, let me tell you a little about myself and my family, I am a wife of 19 years, and mother of five children, two adult children who have moved out of our home, and three very active teenagers still living at home. We also are privileged to have a 3 year old grandson. My husband recently left his full time job to pursue his passion for woodworking and focus on his growing home based business. We travel on weekends selling our wares at craft shows. We have had our ups and downs like any family, but we know God will see us through whatever comes our way. Two years a go, I left a job and position that I was unhappy in to start a new career at a health care facility. At first, I was scared as I had never dealt with insurances and HIPAA laws
I remember that feeling as if my stomach was coming out every time I did something wrong. My mother had guide me to become the person who I am now. She had show me respect, honesty, perseverance,etc. Now that I am older I laugh when I remember the stories that my mother told me to prevent me from doing wrong, for example that if I lie, santa will get mad with me and I would not get a gift. Of course now I do not believe these stories but thankfully they helped me to become a better individual. Throughout life this has been building me up until the person that I am now. Every time I see someone in trouble and I see I can help them I do my best to help. I feel really satisfied whenever I help someone and I see the expression of gratitude in them.
I am applying for the Master of Professional Studies in Technology Management (Health Information Technology) program at Georgetown University for the summer 2014 session, keeping in mind my future objectives of doing a PhD in Health Information Technology. My desire and enthusiasm for further study and research is motivated by professional goals and intellectual curiosity. I would like to pursue a career in the development of new Health-IT systems, especially remote monitoring technologies, technology-supported translation services, c and self-management tools through mobile technologies that improve the efficiency and effectiveness of information flow in a healthcare setting. I strongly believe the intellectual environment at Georgetown