Why I Want To Become An OB/GYN Physician

As a young child, I was always drawn towards the field of health care. I remember reading about the many options that are held within it and wondering what path it would lead me on. Neonatal nursing was something that always came into my mind, but it was often pushed to the side by people and teachers who thought I should become a pediatrician instead. This became a real struggle for me, but as I grew up and began researching and exploring the health care field I came to a decision for myself. I came to the realization that everyone was wrong. I didn’t want to be a doctor at all. This sudden burst of independence from what everyone else wanted was the first step to reaching my end goal. Along with this, an accelerated education, volunteer

The career I choose to become when I’m older is a pediatrician. I choose this career because when I was in the second grade our teacher was teaching a lesson on what you want to be when you 're older. I had no clue but I always wanted to help someone or something in needed like for example a vet or doctor.

Growing up I never thought I would stand in a situation like this begging for money. I’ve always thrived for big aspirations from wanting to be a detective to a Forensic Anthropologist to a Neonatal nurse and finally to a gynecologist. For me to pursue my aspirations, going to college is such a necessity for me. There are three reasons why I am applying for this scholarship: money, ambitions, and to prove myself.

If you ask around a high school, not too many people know what an Obstetrician or a Gynecologist is. Once you tell them, the main reaction you receive is either a face of amazement or an expression of disgust. I chose to pursue a career in obstetrics and gynecology because I have a passion to help others and I love the beauty in pregnancy. As I looked over the work history of my family, I saw that there were not many of us who had high profile jobs. The only other person that I saw that had a high profile job was my cousin, CJ, who is a doctor in Hawaii. My passion for this field of health was not the only driving force for me to pursue this career; it was joined by the determination to make a mark in my family line. It would be nice to be the youngest female doctor in my family.

“Mom , I want to be just like her when I grow up” I said as we were leaving the doctor’s office for an annual check up . From then on, I knew I wanted to bee a children’s doctor. I didn 't know what the profession was called at such a young age, but as I grew up I learned that the official name was, Pediatrician. I knew this was my career since I was eight years old.

I have been interested in the medical field for as long as I can remember. I recall being around the age of four or five and my mom asking me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I answered without hesitation that I wanted to be a doctor. I know at that age I did not know much more about being a doctor other than simply they took care of sick people. As I got older, I chose to be a doctor for babies and children, which at first was for the simple fact that I loved babies and children.

I hope to possibly work for a sports team and or be employed at Kaiser as a sports or shoulder and ankle specialist. I have seen so many sports specialist, but every time I pay a visit I am fascinated with all the certain types of specialty doctors have. I want to be different from some doctors though. Instead of calling me Dr. Thai I would want people to address me as just Jason, for the reason I believe that titles create barriers. Ultimately, my biggest goal would to one day travel the world to third world countries to provide help to those in need. With the knowledge obtained from college, I could work with others to make the lives of other abroad a life worth living. I am not pursuing this career for the money, but for the reason that I may help those who may not even be able to afford doctors. My aspirations now were shaped by my favorite aunt. My aunt was a dentist who sacrificed time with her family to take care of mine. She would give everything to see my family happy. I remember she sang the song "My Heart Will Go On" as I played the song on my trumpet. She passed away a couple years ago, and I was unable to thank her for all she has done. When it is finally my turn to join her, I can finally tell her thank you. Her heart truly did go on, and I am ready to work hard to achieve my goals. For now I make progress day by

Summary of my career goal. I have always wanted to become a doctor. Medicine has always been a great interest to me. I have always been interested in helping to prevent others from the amount of pain I have seen people go through.

College can be an exhilarating for some people, but terrifying for others. Certain individuals have special qualities that allow them to contribute to the college community like no other person can. These qualities are what make college fun for them. I believe that my greatest quality is my kindness for people. I have a hard time telling people no, which can be seen as an awful quality, but for me it’s a valuable thing. There are limits to when I stop saying yes; however, I tend to want to help people whatever their problem may be. I live to make others happy. I guess you could say that’s why I aspire to be an Obstetrician. They have the chance everyday to make a person overjoyed, and I want that. I don’t work hard in class because I consider

Choosing a career is a big decision to make, especially for a junior in high school who should have already made a decision. The one career that was finally chosen was to be an obstetrician gynecologist. To be an obstetrician gynecologist, there are decisions that will have to be made, now and in the future. To be this kind of doctor, there is schooling to be done, residency, in which this doctor would undergo training, in the many years of residency. It is up in the air for if I truly want to be this kind of doctor.

1. My dream job has always changed from time to time since I was little, but now think I want to be a Gynecologist and Obstetrician.’’2.They provide care related to pregnancy, childbirth, and the female reproductive system. They treat and counsel women throughout their pregnancies and deliver babies. They also diagnose and treat health issues specific to women, such as breast cancer, cervical cancer, hormonal disorders, and symptoms related to pregnancy’’ (BLS). I am interested in this because I love babies, and helping people. It would be a joy to see the faces of happy mothers seeing their newborn after waiting nine months just to see him/her. Also being the first one to hold God’s gift of life. Be the one to help women that I can come to me and speak about their health problems, pregnancy symptoms, pain, worries, and give women helpful advice, but finally to make my family and people who supported me in becoming a Ob/Gyn proud.

As long as I could remember I always wanted to be either a lawyer, a teacher, or a doctor. It was in the sixth grade that I made up my mind to become an obstetrician and it has been my goal ever since. I knew this dream would not be easy to accomplish. So, I began to research about the education and the cost of it, how much money I would make and how this career uses computers and also what types of demands are there for employees.

First, I plan to attend Auburn for four years under a pre-med major. I plan on taking difficult classes that will further my knowledge in medicine. Then, I plan on going to medical school and becoming a doctor. To do this, I will have to work hard and concentrate on my school work. I was unsure which field I want specialize in (Anesthesiology, Pediatrics, Pharmacist), but hopefully throughout the course of my education, I will narrow it down.

I never knew what I wanted to be when I grew up. Everyone had a clear idea, a goal to work to. All throughout high school, I felt lost because people had such specific career paths, and here I was just sitting in class doodling on the side of my notes. All that changed this summer when I went on my trip to India. This summer I took a five month trip to India, and just to pass the time I starting hanging out at my uncle’s hospital. He owned his own gynecology and obstetrics clinic in the city of Bhuj, India. Since he ran the place, I was free to do pretty much anything I wanted. I would sit in, on meetings, deliver supplies, or maybe help out at the pharmacy that we owned. At first it was just to pass the time, but then I started it enjoy it more and more. Then one day something happened that made me fall in love with this line of work. I will never forget that day.

Life is a series of experiences that let us learn from our mistakes and grow on every occasion. Our actions tend to shape our goals for the future. Our sad and happy feelings always have a lesson to give us either to be applied later on in our stages of life or something to be saved in our memories. Ever since I was a child, I always dreamt of becoming a doctor, any type of a doctor as long as it had something to do with children. Being able to help them and change the world was everything I ever wanted. “Doctors” and everything that related to that word kept my mind focused on everything I had to do to pursue that dream of mine. I pushed myself to be the best and only the best person I can be, I worked hard on my IGCSE (International