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    preparatory course, and taking previous exams to prepare for the MCAT. 5. Take the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) for the medical school of choice. 6. Finish the four years of Medical school, and acquire either a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree or a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine

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    500 word Describe the top three reasons you have chosen osteopathic medicine as your professional choice in becoming a physician (Please use your own description and not one that widely describes the profession). While enrolled in Existence and Reality, a course offered at Allan Hancock College, I was tasked to reflect on my beliefs concerning the seven most prevailing philosophical questions; what is life, what is death, is there a God, is there life after death, why is there so much evil and

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    Pediatrician my future career Studying medicine and becoming a pediatrician treating and providing medical care to young adults is my future career. Because making things better around the world and helping people help our future generations. Pediatricians have rewarding, flexible and a varied career, helping future generations, teaching, learning about science and working to improve their society. Pediatricians provide mental, physical and emotional well-being of their patients in every stage of

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    Both physicians may even practice medicine in similar ways today, since their training is almost identical to one another. Allopathic and osteopathic doctors can both prescribe medicine, perform surgery and can practice in specialty areas such as critical care or emergency medicine (Indiana College, 2007). There are many things that cause people to want to be a physician, such as helping others, job security and the interest of researching. Allopathic medicine, abbreviated M.D., as defined

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    scene work. That is why it would be preferred for every student in their respective discipline to participate and explore research in their respective field. This is the reason as to why I want to participate in the research field relating to my Medicine career. Research is very useful because it helps in expanding previous knowledge and adding new knowledge for any particular discipline. Not only that, research helps students to get the better understanding of what they are studying in classes and

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    intertwined with many other medical fields. Doctors in radiology or Radiologist as they are commonly known have the necessity to communicate with other care providers in order to provide adequate care. Doctors in radiology are essential to many other aspects of medicine and as a result this is the career field I want to pursue upon graduation. I will be reviewing this profession in many aspects such as duties, educational requirements, and the field in general. Doctors in radiology are more in tuned with

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    during the Civil War, “There were more than 6,000,000 reported cases of diseases and another 500,000 men who suffered from battle wounds, accidents, or injuries.” (Worthen & Higby, 12) Many people blamed the deaths on the lack of experience from doctors or surgeons, as they were called during the Civil War, but the diseases were the main reason for

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    If I decide to go to dental school and become a dentist, my job duties will consist of treating issues of the teeth and surrounding tissues in the mouth and also providing insight to prevent future dental problems (Dentist Job Description - Job Descriptions). The role of dentists in society is to monitor oral hygiene of patients in order to prevent gum disease which can further lead to heart disease, ultimately reducing casualties from oral cancers and heart disease (Gum Disease Can Lead to High

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    injuries are fractured bones, ankle injuries, knee injuries, body injuries, head injuries, and long term affected injuries. A Sports Physician can be assigned to a team, They usually are put with a group of other workers with experience in Sports Medicine such as Athletic Trainers or Physical Therapists. People work as a team. The group can determine the treatment that the athlete will need. This requires experience in communication. You want the best for your athletes because you or your group are

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    CHALLENGES THAT I HAVE OVERCOME: The proudest achievement of my life so far is graduating from the medical school. I earned my MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree after five years of hard work, patience, and sincerity from a renowned government medical college. But my journey to this achievement did not always lie on the straight line. Graduating from a government medical college was a challenge for me. Because I was born and raised in a very small town in Bangladesh. I started

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