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D. O/Chiropractor: A Case Study
I am a collegiate undergraduate student dreaming of becoming either a D.O./Chiropractor. If the opportunity is available abroad, I would want to practice in a Eastern Europe. Linguistically this opportunity will prepare me with my decision of location. It will also broaden my communication skills with my patients. Most importantly I will be able to liaise and create a relationships that infects them with laughter and joy. This opportunity that CLS is advertising will assist me in adapting. It will support the dream of becoming the loving doctor/chiropractor I hope to become.
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