Why I Want To Be A Neurosurgeon

There are many reasons why I want to become a phlebotomist. First of all, I have enjoyed my past experiences of working in the medical field as a CNA and USAF medical technician. As a CNA I mostly worked with the elderly. As a medical technician I worked all over the military hospitals to include the ER, Lab, and OB/GYN. I put my career on hold to raise my family. Now my children are of age and I decided it was time to get myself back to what I love, which is helping and caring for others.

What makes a Neurosurgeon? The money? The type of houses they get to live in? The places they get to go? The car they drive? Sure it could be all of those things. But what really makes a Neurosurgeon? Is it ambition? Is it courage? Is it the aspiration to save lives? Is it the reaction they get after a successful operation? Or is it a dream that they have dreamt of becoming a Neurosurgeon? Well, it's all of those things. I’ve dreamt of becoming a Neurosurgeon since I was in 6th grade. Ambition is one of my traits. I’ve always had the aspiration to help others, but to save lives that’s another level I want to achieve. The reaction I get when I do something great internally is something that I cannot explain. That’s a Neurosurgeon. Neurosurgeons are specialized physicians and their specialty is doing surgery on the Nervous System. Let’s look more in depth at becoming a Neurosurgeon.

I specifically wish to become a Pediatrician, the love and patience I have for children is insane. I love helping kids and working with them. Because of my medical class, I can become a medical assistant right after high school, but I really want to get a college degree and follow my dad’s steps.

The job I would like to do when I am older is neonatal surgery. I think neonatal surgery is a wonderful profession for me because I love babies. This job entails working with and performing life saving surgeries to premature babies, or babies with birth defects. I feel as though this job is a gift because you’re giving life to another human and also giving them another chance at life.

I decided to take this class because I am interested in learning the basics for the medical field. I am interested in being a pediatrician because I enjoy working with children. I look forward to helping families by curing a sickly child or completing a usual check up. No one in my family has entered the field of medicine. I chose the medical field because I feel as if I can provide help for people who need it. Although these are my interest, I am still undecided for what I what for my future and I'm hoping this class can help me make the best

Having strong health care system, vast opportunities for research and advanced development in the field of medicine made me realize this is where my dreams succeed .Having personally experienced health care here I feel this is the better place for me to work towards my goal. For this reason I decided to pursue my Carrier as internist in USA. Also I feel with ever growing immigrant population there is a need for more internists. After coming here only I discovered my interest in Research and how important it is to overcome the challenges the present day diseases pose to

As senior year approaches fastly I have gotten the question multiple times asking me what I want to be when I am older. More times than not I have answered “I do not know”, But now that I think about it I want to be an orthodontist. In order to become an orthodontist it takes hour upon hours of dedication to your schooling. Becoming an orthodontist is a lot of hard work.

In my near future, I would like to become a radiologist. A radiologist is someone who studies and uses X-rays or other high energy radiation. Doctors specializing in radiology will use these machines quite often. These physicians are people who interpret digital images or x-rays obtained through a variety of different cameras. The radiologist uses this information to determine the correct diagnosis and then consults with the physician to develop a course of treatment for the patient. After you take an MRI, CT, ultrasound, or x-rays, you will have to put those thoughts into a legible, written form that other healthcare professionals can understand and act upon rationally. This job is quite enjoyable if you have adequate time.

What do you want to become when you grow up? There are so many choices to pick from. You can become an engineer, a basketball player, a teacher, or a professor, but just think about it. If you enjoy reading about the brain and the nervous system you might like the job I’m about to talk about. A job where you can help the people around you in a big way, a job where you can have something challenging to do every day. And that job is a neurosurgeon.

Currently I work with the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Flying Fins as an assistant coach to the youngest kids in our program. In the future I think that I want to pursue a career in medicine, more so a career as a cardiovascular surgeon. I like the idea of cutting into a person and being able to fix their hearts. It’s like taking the role of God into your own hands and I imagine that holding a live beating human heart would be an indescribable feeling that I would love to experience.

Getting the opportunity to go to High Tech High School would be like a dream come true. I truly believe that attending this school would be of great benefit to myself and to the school as well. For as long as I can remember, I have dreamed of science. Where many others feel that the the presentation of science is a sore subject, I only feel passion. Science in all forms fascinates me. Therefore, I have decided that in the future I want to pursue a career in biomedical science. I aspire to be an Orthopedic Spinal Surgeon. The academy of Biomedical Science is the perfect fit for me. There aren’t really any other schools which allow you to specifically chose one path to focus on. This is why High Tech High School is preferred by many students all over Hudson County.

During nearly the entirety of orientation, I felt rather lost and especially confused, as I am not from Ohio, no one in my family had been to a university like OSU, nor did anyone in my family know anything about what I wanted to major in. I truly felt like everyone else was two steps ahead of me, and I especially had issues when it came to scheduling. I do not remember her name, but there was one Neuro-Ambassador in particular that helped me for such a long time because I had a lot of incoming credits from other schools that I had no idea what to do with. As soon as she noticed I was struggling she came up to me and asked me how she could help, and she worked me until we figured out every bit of it. She especially made me feel comfortable

A: I truly became interested in medicine because I had a brain tumor when I was a few months old, so I became very familiar with doctors who worked on the brain. I also watched the show where the main character was a pediatrician and I thought he had a really exciting and nice life. And that’s the truth.

Instead of being famous, I now want to be a neuropsychologist when I am older. I first learned about this field through my multiple concussions and my need to visit a neuropsychologist. In total, I have had around twelve concussions, but that does not stop me from pursing my dreams. Then I took a month long class at Oxford University, in England, about the topic. Although I will probably change my mind again, currently the brain is quite fascinating to me.

My top career choice is a neurologist. I have chosen this career because not only is it financially rewarding, I can help people live a better life like I always dreamed of doing as a kid. I want to be the person to be recognized for saving lives. I know that this job would be a lot of hard work, but I think all my time would be worth it saving lives. The brain has always fascinated me since I was little, I was always eager to learn more, and discover more things. I realize that this would be a challenge, but it is a challenge I am up for!