Essay On Becoming Anesthesiologist

I laid in a cot in my own section of the surgical center. I was about to meet my anesthesiologist for my arthroscopic knee surgery. An anesthesiologist is in charge of administering anesthetics “prior to, during, or after surgery or other medical procedures” (“Anesthesiologists”). The anesthesiologist entered the room and greeted me. She was going to be in charge of my life while I was under. She had to give me just the right amount of anesthetics. Too much and I would perish. Too little and I would awake during surgery and feel every tugging motion inside my knee. Outside the operating room far off is an observatory where an astronomer is hard at work. What he does is fascinating and fantastical to my eyes but it would not be something I would like to do full time. Becoming an anesthesiologist is what I decided to do because it is more of a true full time job, it requires a lot of work, and it is overall a career that is both exhilarating and interesting for me.
An anesthesiologist’s duties and routines require lots of effort and emotional strength and they definitely beats sitting around and examining the planets and stars. Being an anesthesiologist is like being a CEO of a company. You are running the
I have more life experience with being an anesthesiologist. I find the planets and stars fascinating but nothing can beat the satisfaction of someone loving you, thanking you, for ceasing their pains. You have more control in anesthesiology as well. You can control anesthetics, you can not control orbit. I can also fulfill my liking for astronomy in a hobby. Anesthesiology requires strenuous amounts of work, but I am ready to start now by taking the required classes. I will succeed in the chosen career of being an