Essay On Cosmetology Technician

Coming up as a child you’re always asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I had the same answer, “I want to be a pediatrician or a hairstylist.” Those are definitely two completely different professions, however both always intrigued me. Then I took a health class in high school and it fascinated me! I learned so much about human anatomy and the body’s capabilities. But my adolescent mind was disgusted by the class as well. With these new discoveries came bodily fluids, disease, contagions, and worst of all death. I remember thinking to myself I wouldn’t be able to handle the death of a baby or a child. My plans for the future started to shift and after high school I enrolled in Cosmetology school. Cosmetology school was so much fun! The days were long; however you learn multiple styling techniques. Including but not limited to: shampooing, conditioning, pre-treatments, cutting techniques, professionalism, customer service, business management and human biology. Who would of thought? Once again, that medical field tinge ran through me. But I didn’t pay it enough mind. I completed school with good grades. Took the state exam and became a licensed cosmetologist. I started off as a full time stylist working at a hair salon with aspirations of becoming a shop owner. That changed over time
When all of the sudden it hit me… the medical field. I have matured enough to handle my adolescent day concerns. I am a mother, a nurturer and naturally care for others and their well being. I am still very much so riveted by the human body. As of now, I can’t be in school for a lengthy amount of time so medical assistant became my career choice. Once I complete my certification, my goal is to work in an OBGYN or Pediatric office. I find the women’s reproductive system captivating and astounding and I simply adore children! Either way, I will be happy and making money; and that’s my ultimate