Here is the report that you request June 17, 2013 based on your career path evaluation.…
I chose Petroleum Engineering, because it is a fascinating field in engineering which helps the community by providing a supply of power in an efficient manner. Additionally, it is a job that is bountiful in Texas and as a plus the pay is amazing.…
Those in the healthcare profession are respected, hardworking individuals who went above and beyond to prove themselves capable of helping others in the greatest way possible. My career goals are very straightforward. I’ve taken several steps in high school to accomplish these goals by being well disciplined in my studies, and participating in a Health Careers Internship Program. This program offers me a variety of opportunities that make me a more applicable in a healthcare setting. I’ve learned how to build a strong résumé and cover letter, and how do professional interviews well. We also get the chance to observe and participate in a medical environment. I’ll be shadowing with Dr. Steve Carr at Northern Star Therapy and learn the basics of physical therapy. I’ve done also done volunteer work in a Geriatric setting, at the St. Benedict nursing home in St. Cloud. My plans following high school are to attend the University of Minnesota in the College of Biological Sciences. My hopes are to complete my undergraduate in there in the Pre-Medicine program, attend graduate school, and specialize in a currently undecided field of…
states require you to complete a state- approved program, and pass a national licensing exam.…
The audiences that will be viewing my job application is Sally Ann Macias and Jason Reinke, Principal and Vice Principal of Jackson Road Elementary school in Montgomery County. Jackson Road Elementary is located in Silver Spring, Maryland. Mrs. Sally Ann Macias became the Principal of Jackson Road in the beginning of the 2007-2008 school year. Macias has worked with Montgomery county public schools for over fifteen years. She is encouraged to improve Jackson Road elementary school because it is her calling.…
I would like to become a general practitioner because I feel that this career would allow me to practice medicine on all systems of the body and have a close relationship with my patients.…
Seeing the huge difference a small group of dedicated people can make to so many lives first led me to think about a career in the Medicine. A profession that will allow me to work with my head, hands and heart plays to my strengths and I look forward to the challenge of applying a high degree of skill and knowledge for the good of others.…
The three-career Assessment taken last week was an eye opener for me. This is because it makes me understand some new thing about myself. Let me start by analyzing the Triatify Assessment, this assessment gives me a better understand of the kind of person I am or let me say, who am going to become. One thing that surprised me after taking the assessment is that, it said that “I’m a kind of person who is comfortable being the center of attention. My friends admire this about me because I’m not only the life of a party but I have a big heart helping people”. I know this about myself because this is not the first-time people will say something like this to me. I’m a kind of person who loves to go out of my comfort to satisfy people around me,…
The career I am looking to become is a Physician’s Assistant. Physician Assistants (PA) practice medicine with physicians and surgeons. PA’s treat and examine patients, and work in all areas of medicine including: family care, primary care, emergency medicine, etc. I chose this career because in everyday life I work hard to put others before myself, I strive to assist others in time of need and always have enjoyed being able to help someone with small injuries, cuts, and infections. It is important to understand the education and training requirements, skills or talents needed, salary and benefits offered, and the duties for a particular career when making this decision.…
Coming from a remote village in India where access to medical care is limited, I have had the dream of becoming a physician since I was very young. But, being a curious individual, growing up I became fascinated toward other career paths in my childhood as well. For example, I wanted to become a pilot when I was in second grade, and wanted to become a professional volleyball player when I was in fifth grade. I am glad that I spent enough time in researching those career paths that I had absolutely no hesitation or distraction when I started pursuing my career in medicine. Today, I can say that pediatrics is my only career interest.…
I am presently a first-year student at Brown Medical School in Providence, Rhode Island. I graduated from Amherst College in 2005 with a bachelor of arts degree cum laude in Biochemistry. My career goal at this point is to be a primary care physician in a community-based hospital similar to the one where I volunteered during my college years. I hope to serve a multicultural patient population and specifically provide preventive care to adolescents and women. Since enrolling at Brown, I have participated in the Adolescent Health Education Project in which groups of medical students visit local high schools and community centers once a week to discuss health issues with…
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini was published in 2003. Initially published by Riverhead Books, an imprint of Penguin, The Kite Runner was said to be the first novel written in English by an Afghan writer, and the book appeared on many book club reading lists. The novel is set in Afghanistan from the late 1970s to 1981 and the start of the Soviet occupation, then in the Afghan community in Fremont, California from the 1980s to the early 2000s, and finally in contemporary Afghanistan during the Taliban regime.…
My heart and soul is set on becoming a doctor. Given the chance, I am certain that I will be a successful physician because of my passion towards the sciences, commitment to healthcare, and intimacy with patient communication. Learning the art of healing is something to be revered and sought after and I am willing to do whatever it takes to become a humble and respected…
From the tender age of seven, I knew I wanted to become a physician who does not see patients as a string of signs and symptoms, but view them as human beings in need of care, kindness and compassion during their time of sickness. I want to become a physician who has a strong sense of leadership, unique perspective on patients-centered care and able to provide equitable distribution of health. As I progressed through my academic career and became enticed with the field of osteopathic medicine, I knew I wanted to pursue a lifelong career as a primary care physician. The unique field of primary care medicine is the only discipline which will enable me to execute my vision for the type of physician that I want to become.…
The skills and knowledge I learned from my ten years of nursing experience in the different department; medical –surgical, ICU, long-term care and dialysis motivated me to pursue a nurse practitioner degree. My goal as a nurse to meet the health care needs of the people and help them to achieve physical, psychological and emotional well- being. I believe nurse practitioner program would fill me with tremendous scientific knowledge and skills which I can use to make a difference in the health status of the different communities including minorities, vulnerable population. As a nurse practitioner, my immediate goals would be doing research and do surveys about the underserved communities, their lifestyles, health care needs and health care access. My long term goal would be to work with the organizations and give priorities in the preventive health care, provide health education and promote easily accessible healthcare services for the underserved communities.…
