"Why I want a career in health care" My passion for healthcare cultivated because of my family. Throughout my childhood and adolescent years, I got an opportunity to volunteer helping around the nursing home where my mother worked as a licensed practical nurse. Looking back, on those experiences influenced my entire career in so many diverse ways. Learning ample amounts of wisdom from various honorable people. As a child I was always trying to help my mother, grandmother, aunts, my church take care
cliché I have often found solace in it during my pursuit of becoming a physician assistant. The first instance where it was of great relevance was the day that I had lost one of my closest friends at the time to an undiagnosed case of appendicitis that ruptured. I was in sixth grade at the time and this experience encouraged me to mature and pursue life with a purpose. As I entered high school I used this tragedy to excel both academically and as a person. Upon entering college I knew that I wanted
As a high school senior, I have gone through many changes and experiences. I have learned to not take time for granted and to live in the moment because time goes by fast. I am very close to graduating and receiving a diploma so this point in my life is the most crucial. The three biggest changes I have been through are a change in my skills, my career goals, and my personality. I have always been very skeptical on what college to apply to because I will be living there for 4 years or more. Searching
health career is a career many want to pursue including myself. By being in this class I have learned so much. The interview I had with a Certified Nursing Assistant was beneficial because it cleared up many questions I had. She answered how to got there, how she is working her way up, and even likes and dislikes. A CNA might not do a lot of the things Nurses do but it is a great way to start. This way you can work and continue to expand your education in the health field. Ever since I can
Naturopathic Medicine, I will dedicate my time to upholding the values of CCNM and those of Naturopathic medicine, learning and engaging with professors and peers, and continuing to grow in terms of my commitment to community. I believe that my training as an EMT and a Resident Assistant combined with my innate desire to help others will make me an asset to the College and the profession. I am excited and committed to pursuing a career as a naturopathic doctor. There are several reasons why I have decided
young is not any different for me, for I dream golden dreams of having a degree in Public Administration and being able to share my passion for helping others. The key to achieving this dream is to start with a college that embraces that dream and allows for the chance for me to grow as an individual. As a young adult, we all must make choices and decisions over what we expect out of life. I believe that to get what I expect out of life, which is the best; I must stay driven and strive for the best
Introduction It wasn’t until recently, a few years ago, that I decided what career I wanted to pursue. I first started off joining the military right out of high school and after my fist enlistment of six years did I know that the military career field I was is (Food Service) wasn’t for me. I knew with my own personal experiences that I have encountered through the military that I enjoyed helping people, and volunteering at hospitals. I have always loved biology and anatomy, its remarkable what the
My Journey to Physical Therapy Physical Therapy is a growing profession in the healthcare field. There is a continuous flow of patients who need assistance with recovery and the motivation to finish the task. As with any healthcare profession, physical therapy can be very demanding. Therapists can successfully meet those demands by creating a positive environment, continuously learning and educating others. In addition to possessing these characteristics, my interest in physical therapy comes from
Both components are my foundations of why I want to become a Physician’s Assistant. Another key element is being able to understand the mission statement of Physician Assistants which is to revolutionize a patient centered healthcare in a team environment. This philosophy is one of which I incorporate into my daily activities whether its at home, work, volunteering, or my educational studies it is why I am where I am today. Let’s please further explore why I would
My passion and admiration for the healthcare field began during my teenage years, when I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis—a chronic, autoimmune disease affecting various joints throughout my body. As I went through years of treatment, my physician and other medical professionals were instrumental in helping me to maintain a positive attitude after my diagnosis. Their care was the impetus for my future goals, as I saw the genuine goodness that they felt from helping others. As a result of all