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    multidisciplinary field. It actively puts together biomedical and Psychosocial also organizational and societal aspects of health disease and also health care.it helps with a lot of health careers in public health education. Health promotion in things such as school,hospital and non-organization etc. Job that are available is like learning to become a surgeon the salary for that job is 187,200.Another job Nurse Practitioner and the salary for that job is 96,850.Pathology assistant is another job that health

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    A Career in Surgery

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    must be willing to know that not all of their treatments for patients will heal them. Surgeons must be able to provide customer services, and personal services (“Careerinfonet.org” 2). Surgeons must follow confidentiality, surgical, and emergency medical procedures (4). Surgeons must be good at working under pressure (Ferguson 28). Surgeons must be able to deal with the fact that some situations could be life or death (Ferguson 28). Surgeons must have ability to diagnose and treat injures, diseases

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    One Stop Medical Scholarship Essay     Ever since my childhood, I have always found medicine to be intriguing. My interest first sparked when I learned about my cousin’s, Austin, illness. Austin was born nearly four months early and was diagnosed with an underdeveloped trachea and COPD. Within Austin’s first moments of life, doctors had to perform a tracheotomy. As I observed my cousin’s suffering over the years, my desire to help others was ignited. Since then, my will to help people has only grown

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    Vet Schools Case Study

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    Should vet collages change their policies on animal surgeries? 1. No vet schools should not change their policies on animal dissection. The current policy is done with 3 years of medical schooling. Students learn various medical techniques that are divided between freshman and junior and senior years. These skills are developed through practice. People consider the techniques used to teach the students as inhumane and risky. Others believe that it is necessary for the success of the veterinary field

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    physician shortages, specifically in primary care. According to the Association of America Medical Colleges, the United States will have a shortage of more than 130,600 physicians by 2025, equally split between general practitioners and other medical specialties. Although its true that the number of medical students being trained in the United States is increasing due to the opening of new medical schools and expansion of class size, the number of practicing physicians will not increase unless the

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    about the HDFS major. Upon learning that this major could guide me to my future career goals, I did not hesitate to declare it as my major. Ever since then, I have really been enjoying this major. Dream Career I have always wanted to work in the medical field. My dream career has always been to become a physician. The older I get, the type of physician that I want to be changes. I work really well with kids and once considered being a pediatrician. There has been talks about how we need more pediatricians

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    requirements for getting the job in this career consist of a completed education, getting an undergraduate, finished medical school, a Emergency Medicine residency. In the area of licensure and certification they need are required a State Medical License and a Board Certification in Emergency Medicine. Other requirements that are necessary is a CME which stands for Continuing Medical Education, credit to keep your license and board certification when you finish your residency. There are many sources

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    Bachelor’s of Science in Biology. As in education, most physicians and surgeons must complete an undergraduate degree, followed by four years of medical school and three to seven years of internship/residency. The length of residency depends on specialization, which could be a total of seven years. Pediatric Registered Nurses are nurses who focus on the medical needs and treatments on infants, children, and adolescents. The

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    childhood curiosity molded me to who I am today; “a Medical Doctor”. Medical school taught me that doctors were not magicians, but equipment of God. I always strived to follow my medical school’s motto “Service with Love”. During the clinical rotations, I noticed that the knowledge I gained by spending time with patients was much more than what I had learned from books and lectures. Voluntary participation in a series of health fairs and medical camps in rural areas drew my attention towards primary

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    steered my focus to step into my career path; the field of superheroes and sidekicks, the medical field. My interest in working as a medical assistant did not solely come from my disinterest in working in the fast food industry. I have always had an interest in the medical field; perhaps being raised by medical professionals constructed my interest. Feed by my interest I researched positions to become a medical assistant, and the requirements in working as one. Exploring the local hospital, and outpatient

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