Internal medicine

interest in the Physician Assistant Fellowship in Hospital Internal Medicine. As an upcoming graduate of the Northern Arizona Physician Assistant Program, I hope to attain an educational position to broaden my knowledge and further develop my skills as an internal medicine provider. As I began my medical education my interests had piqued; however, my true passion was ignited when I discovered the stimulating environment of internal medicine. Foremost, with the aid of an exceptional physician preceptor

population we attended to at the hospital, a further training in internal medicine would equip me with the tools needed to effectively help and treat my patients. Taking steps towards achieving my goal of becoming an internist, I took and passed the West African residency exams for internal medicine residency in Nigeria. While awaiting commencement, I migrated to the US, where I now continue to pursue this goal. Internal medicine would enable me to better understand my patients, offer treatment

of those kids decide this might be a good idea. Being one of those kids I quickly learned it’s a lot more complicated than me as a kid realized. The career I chose was a doctor more specifically a specialist of internal medicine. What internal medicine does is figure out

General Medicine at the Boston Road Medical Center is known as the premier health care provider in the Bronx. A part of the Boston Road Medical Center, a primary care health center offering pediatrics, internal medicine, dentistry, and other specialties, CCN General Medicine uses a patient-centered medical home approach. CCN General Medicine at the Boston Road Medical Center performs a variety of procedures and treats numerous conditions. Led by Dr. Cecilia G. Calderon, a board-certified internal medicine

stethoscope gently resting around his neck. I turned to my father and asked “Dad, is that an Angel”? My father replied, “No son, that is the doctor we came to see”. This experience opened up my dream to become a physician. My decision to study medicine received more attention when I was in the tenth grade, and I realized the incessant lack of medical doctors in rural communities in Nigeria which has resulted in high mortality even from preventable diseases. In fact, some of my relatives were victims

internist stems from my love for medicine, born of a need for care, hope and healing in a war-torn country in which hospitals were overcrowded, understaffed, and insufficiently supplied. I wish to undertake a residency in internal medicine to achieve this goal. My memories of working in a hospital in Baghdad come back to me every time I walk along the library aisles that are stacked with books on both sides. it reminds me of walking in the Internal medicine wards and passing by patients rooms

Dr. Imran Haque is a Doctor primarily located in Asheboro North Carolina. He speaks English and his specialties include Internal Medicine. Dr. Imran Haque Implements medical care for citizens of Asheboro, Ramseur, and neighboring areas, at his Asheboro and Ramseur offices. Dr. Imran Hague has been seeing patients for over 15 years, and is a deeply respected Internist. An Internist is a doctor that specializes in the diagnosis and medical non surgical treatment of adults. Because Dr. Haque has exceedingly

decision to pursue the career in the field of medicine was a mere accident. This serendipitous accident triggered the latent passion that I actually had in the field of medicine. The more I was exposed to the complex fact of the human body, the more my hidden zeal ignited. Finally, this passion led me to the journey to residency where I hope to enhance the skills required for being a good physician as well as hope to have a long and rewarding career in medicine. The first two years of medical school

qualities of the clinician is interest in humanity, for the secret of the care of the patient is in caring for the patient’’- Francis F Peabody. As I continued my journey in internal medicine and hematology, I realized that ethical practice and empathy are the essence of medicine every single day. My interest in Internal Medicine developed during my 12 month long internship at Dhaka Medical College & Hospital, the largest teaching hospital serving patients with all types of medical complaints from all

In the midst of attending a party with his friends, a random, ricocheted bullet pierced the right side of his head while he was trying to break up a fight. The bullet blew away part of his skull and lodged into his brain. When he arrived in the trauma bay, medically he was dead- no pulse, no spontaneous respirations. His family was forewarned that if he woke up there was a strong possibility that he would never speak or walk again. The patient- B.H., was a seventeen-year-old high school senior,