Essays on Medical School

Health care has always been a basic human need and a part of the heritage of people. As a result, health care can be considered as a product of the collective efforts of the previous generations. Moreover, taking into account the fact that every human being represents the human race, he or she has an undeniable claim upon medical aid. However, despite the fact that providing health care is the state’s obligation, its fulfillment encounters numerous problems in the US. American health care has gone through significant historical changes that have led to the recognition of the health ...

The medical training is perceived to be the most stressful experience. The medical school environment is challenging to most of the students as they have to deal effectively with different areas while developing their career (Jetten, Haslam & Haslam, 2012). The medical education is for both development of the professional identity and the medical knowledge. The professional identities are usually contested and allowed through the synergistic external and internal process of the identification which is constituted in and through artefacts and language in the institutional sites(White, Borges & Geiger,2011). Therefore, the manner in which the medical students develop the ...

Every high-school student has to make a very hard and stressful decision - choose his or her future career. Choosing a career is an important task, as one is to find the best match between the personality, knowledge, skills and interests. Nowadays modern world and society has hundreds professions available and presents a great range of job opportunities: business, service, science, medicine, education, arts and etc. A person may choose a profession he likes, enjoy the studies, by afterwards encounter problems when searching for a job. Because of that every aspect of the challenging decision has to be thought ...

Abstract

“Raisin in the Sun” by Lorraine Hansberry is about the Youngers an African American family living on Chicago’s Southside. The various members of the family try to accomplish their dreams while dealing with issues of self, racism and poverty. Prior to the events of the play the father has died as a result of the backbreaking labor he had done all his life. As the family waits for the 10,000 insurance payout, each member of the family has their dream of how the money would benefit them.

Thesis

Each member of the Younger family has a specific dream. ...

The story ‘How to Get into Medical School- Part 1’ is an account written by a third party, about two characters studying hard to get an admission to medical school, and who love each other, but one of them cannot openly admit. The author’s intention is to bring out the conflict by putting the reader in a position where he/ she visualizes the actual events as they occur. This paper analyzes the story ‘How to Get into Medical School- Part 1’. It looks deeper into the characters as portrayed in the story, how the writers theme is brought ...

1. Anderson, L.V. (2016, May 19). Ethics compliance training is a waste of time. Slate Magazine. This article, despite the cynical title, provides good research concerning the process by which companies implement ethics compliance training programs, including what incentive they have and how the external legal environment influences them to do this. The article begins by stating that the predominant form of ethics compliance training that all onboarded employees typically take in corporate organizations in the United States are in the form of eLearning courses. The article describes the typical mandatory basic ethics, harassment and discrimination training that are ...

List of Figures

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Executive Summary/ Abstract

SoCal-Care is an organization which was formed in the year 2011 by a group of twenty medical students from the Texas Medical School. The main aim of this group was to help the people in the society, especially women, and small children, by giving them assistance to attain medical care. The group of students came together due to the various medical problems that women and children faced in various parts of the world. The group of students sets their mission to assist ...

Introduction

As very well stated by Jeff Wilson (2014) in his book Mindful America, “How Buddhism moves into new cultures and becomes domesticated: in each case, members of the new culture take from Buddhism what they believe will relieve their culture-specific distresses and concerns, in the process spawning new Buddhism (sometimes, crypto-Buddhism) that better fit their needs” (Wilson, 2014, p. 3). Mindfulness in its true form is practicing and taming the mind to learn to live in the present without thinking about past or present while observing from a distance our own self and our thoughts which continue to flow ...

Introduction

The contemporary system of medical service has its respective roots in the health care system of the 19th century, where the dominating industrialization has resulted in the occurrence and further development of scientific medicine (Connerley and Wu, 2016). From the historical point of view, medical services have been provided by anyone who possesses enough skill/knowledge to be capable of healing people. In fact the majority of those people were the women (Evetts, 2000). According to the statistics of those days, it was less than 5% of women comprising the number of physicians working in the United States. The highest ...

INTRODUCTION

Pain and anxiety are a common hospital occurrence among patients. Surgeries are no exception when it comes to experiencing acute pain and anxiety in post-operation conditions. However, the absence of appropriate management techniques after such procedures exposes patients to numerous complications, including but not limited to mortality. The main of this research paper is to determine the impacts of listening to soothing and personalized music on pain and anxiety management after surgery. It proves that music has a significant value in pain and anxiety management for patients in post-surgery units.

PURPOSE AND STUDY SIGNIFICANCE IN MUSIC LITERATURE

Music has long been perceived as an art for ...

Earnings Differentials : Understanding the Gender Wage GapTerm Paper Workshop

In a May 2014 document released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics it was reported that although almost as many women as men are in the workforce (52% and 70.2%, respectively), males earn a higher median salary than females regardless of job type or race. Additionally, the most current census data show that women’s average earnings in the United States are only 71.3% of men’s (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2014). This difference in earnings between men and women is not exclusive to the United States; however, it has been noted to be one of the largest ...

Abstract

The United States of America is home to people from different race, religion, sex, caste, colour, nationalities, etc. To protect the rights of people at workplace and colleges, the American government has passed legislations. Some of the legislations are the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act 1964 and Affirmative Action 1961. Civil Rights Act 1964 Title VII is a legislation that helps Americans from different religious faiths to practice their religion. Management at different organizations are expected to adhere to their employee’ religious requirements and employees are accommodated. Affirmative Action was created to ensure discrimination at the workplace ...

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America’s rising population, shifting demographics and growing epidemics will continue to present urgent challenges for our healthcare system in 2016. The primary challenge continues to be the availability of primary care physicians to meet the continuously growing demand for healthcare services. Expanded insurance coverage resulting from the Affordable Care Act, aging baby boomers and the rise of medical disorders such as diabetes and obesity are cumulatively impacting the need for additional primary care workers. Of particular concern is the fact that, currently, only 9 percent of US medical students will select the two adult primary care careers - ...

Governments’ ability to identify, finance, and provide desirable medical services is under increasing pressure from aging populations, consumer expectations, and escalating health-related technological costs. In the US, health expenditure is nearly sixteen percent of the GDP with bureaucracy consuming about thirty-one percent of the expense (Gorman, 2008). In addition, up to forty-five million Americans lack adequate access to quality healthcare. However, the principle obstacle facing the healthcare system is the shortage of well-educated medical doctors who are adequately prepared to handle the various challenges encountered in the profession (Gorman, 2008). Thus, improvements in the education and certification of doctors ...

The paper will provide the advice to the niece which is deciding to go to medical school.

I. Introduction Choose or not choose to study the medicine? Do you want to be in debt for about $170.000 dollar (Association of American Medical Colleges, n.d.) after you finish the studies? Does the average wage of around $100 dollar per hour cover the expanses made before the employment? The paper will focus on macroeconomic analysis that play and important role and contribute towards the success of the medical profession. The paper will help making the decision, which if any school, to consider, pros and cons of the profession and the most important things to consider prior the applying. ...

What are the main problems of the US Health Care System?

The U.S. government and many organizations in the country are working on the betterment of the healthcare system. Most of the healthcare facilities are owned and run by private sector organizations. The U.S. spends a huge amount on healthcare per capita and on healthcare as percentage of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Baumol and Blinder 467). However, the country is still facing many problems in healthcare system. Lack of health insurance coverage is one of the most important problems faced by healthcare system in the U.S. It has been reported that in 2011, the U.S. healthcare expenditures were about ...

Pre-med a significant path on the long journey to medical school is arguably the most essential path that an ambitious student hoping to join a medical school must walk. Becoming a doctor in America is one comprehensive and exhausting process, yet she has stayed the course. It was her reason for coming to Pullman several years ago. In has been her motivation through the tough times. Now a second year Pre-Medical student at Washington State University (WSU), it was only a matter of time before she could proceed to medical school. Luckily for her, WSU had recently offered her a full scholarship and extended a medical ...

A contract is a binding legal agreement between two parties that is made with the intention to create a legal relationship. Contracts in the English legal tradition are made by the exchange of consideration between the parties.

Fox v. Mountain West Electric, Inc., 137 Idaho 703 (2002)

In this case, Lockheed Martin had a building project which Fox and MWE decided to do jointly as a way of winning the bid to complete it. They created a document that acted as the scope of the work they were to complete and in the process, Fox worked under the supervision of a manager of MWE. There were changes in the terms of the building contract terms ...

My desire to become a physician began in childhood. I was the seventh of twelve children. When I was a child I witnessed the great admiration that my grandfather had for his doctor. It was this doctor who had diagnosed my grandfather’s heart condition and then treated and cared for him after his heart attack. My grandfather’s doctor was a compassionate man. This doctor was the man who first ignited in me the spark that would drive me to become a doctor, too. My five years in medical school were years filled with discovery. As I progressed in my program, I ...

Why I Want to Pursue a Career in Medicine, Why I Will Be an Asset to the College, and Further Information Including My Previous Accomplishments

I come from a family of doctors, so perhaps considering a career in medicine is a logical step for me. Having been raised in that family environment, I naturally became interested in medical matters. Looking back, I think that from an early age I dreamed of becoming a physician, although I have to admit that my interest intensified when my beloved Grandma was diagnosed with cancer and then underwent several surgical procedures as a consequence during the last 12 months. Thankfully she is now apparently free of the cancer. We all tend to take our everyday amenities and facilities for granted; it is only ...

Arguably, in every state the issue of health care and other health related concerns takes the center stage. The article is actually comprehensive in analyzing the impacts of the changes that health care policies and cutting of costs on residency programs. Based on the article I believe some of the states are justified in making adjustments. One of the critical aspects in the article is the absence of a policy that balances the issue of finances, training of medical practitioners, as well as expansion of medical school. There should be equilibrium in all the aspects. It is worth noting that ...

My desire to become a physician began during my teenage years while watching my father be treated for rheumatic heart disease. The dedication and caring that the physicians exhibited created a lasting impression on me. As my father recovered, my passion for medicine steadily increased. I soon realized that medicine was not just a career, but rather a way of life. Medicine requires dedication, perseverance, patience, and empathy, and I had set myself to master these traits and become a caring physician in the vein of my father’s doctors. Medicine in my native Libya was a very hard track to enter. I dedicated ...

Tell us about an experience, in school or out, that caused you to rethink or change your perspective. What impact has this had on you?

After graduating from Medical School, I was given the opportunity to be an observer at a Sports Medicine clinic. I was always familiar with the many career paths Sports Medicine can take; but after working with a Kinesiologist, I was at awe of all the further possibilities which the study of movement could actually offer. The field of study actually complements one’s previous academic pursuit and serves the similar purpose of improving the quality of lives of people who practitioners get to eventually interact with. I was therefore allowed to use my knowledge of medicine and fuse it with facets ...

Over the past few years, I have attained a blend of diverse scientific knowledge, time management and analytical skills. Being born in a period where science thrives and is persistently employed as a foundation to resolve all individual’s problems, I yearn for the knowledge it bestows. Life as a student at University of Dammam, Saudi Arabia, brought rewards and challenges that I think promoted and contributed volumes of positive effort into my temperament.

I was introduced to the concept of Public Health and Community Medicine since the beginning of medical school. I liked many aspects of it. I believe the Public Health ...

My name is .. I am applying for the (program name) at your esteemed medical institution. I am writing this personal statement as a part of my application and hope that, by the end of this essay, I will have conveyed a better understanding of myself as a person as well as a student. As a student who has previously studied international business, and would now like to pursue a career in the field of medicine, I believe an explanation of my choices and motivators is in order. Hence, in addition to providing an overview of my background, I also seek to explain why I ...

1. Personal Development, Life & Work Experience, Activities and Adversities:

As a child, I found it humbling how ants – those tiny creatures belonging to an ancient species – achieve huge goals by functioning as a harmonious collective. Humanity’s success as the master race on this planet also relies on our interdependence as a harmonious community, but crucially, the willingness to innovate and disseminate knowledge that distinguishes human beings from other living creatures. In my own case, to make myself of more worth to other people, I have never stopped pursuing knowledge through academic education, and more importantly, through real life experiences.

Life itself is the best school. When I explore ...

Introduction

The American healthcare system is the most expensive in the world as indicated by mirror reports in 2010, 2007, 2006, and 2004 (Davis, Stremikis, Squires & Schoen, 2014, p. 7). According to Bhattacharya & Hyde, (2013, p. 251), by 1960, America’s expenditure on healthcare was low to an extent that it could only spend a twentieth of her Gross Domestic Product on healthcare costs. The U.S. ranks the first in term of cost related problems since the price elasticity of healthcare services in America is relatively elastic. Considering that many people are price sensitive, they opt for alternative care other than ...

Patch Adams is a film that was based on a true story, and it opens on Hunter Adams, the lead character who because of suicidal tendencies checks himself into a mental institution. That point onward, Adams begins a long journey of realization and self-discovery. The first note that he makes is that it is not as much the doctors and medications rather the fellow hospital mates who are helping him with his depression. It is amidst all of these patients that he is given the title of ‘Patch’. During his time in the hospital, Hunter Adams learns from a patient that he is after ...

Introduction

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a psychiatric disorder in which patients exhibit impulsive behaviour and an inability to fix attention for any significant length of time. Behaviour patterns of such persons are not age-appropriate. This disorder is detected predominantly in children and presents between ages 6 to 12. Diagnosis can be definite only after the condition has existed for a minimum period of six months to a year. The major presenting symptom is lack of attention at school and home study which reflects on academic performance. Clinical diagnosis is based on certain standardized tests – questionnaires for parents as well as children. These ...

I am excited about the knowledge and key learnings I will receive as I start my medical education. I can use all the wisdom I will get from psychological concepts during my interaction with various kinds of patients. I look forward to teaching patients about their illnesses and telling them how to take care of themselves to avoid further injuries, diseases, or complications. In addition, I see myself having conversations with patients’ families to educate them as well about taking care of their sick patient at home and how to improve their way of life through good nutrition, exercise, ...

INTRODUCTION

Human beings are complex creatures, our biology, our psychology, and our physiology. Therefore it is not surprising that there are a plethora of diseases, disorders, and conditions that can cause a disruption it what is considered “normal” or “functional” in many aspects of life. One such area where dysfunctions and irregularities are particularly problematic is sexual dysfunction. For years we have heard a great deal about male “Erectile Dysfunction,” or ED. In response drug companies have developed a number of drugs, most notably, Viagra, to help combat the male inability to attain and maintain an erection (Harvard Medical School 1). However, far less ...

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Introduction Psychodynamics is an approach to Psychology that systematically analyzes human behavior and studies the forces that drive behavior (WebMD, 2006). Therapists attempt to understand the personality of patients and help them deal with their problems. The Psychodynamic model is one of the first models to be used for analysis of personality. Psychoanalytical approach was first developed by Sigmund Freud (1856–1939). This approach to treatment is non intensive and includes no more than three to five sessions a week. It is based on the principle that an individual shows abnormal behavior when he is engaged in a conflict with ...

Religious Studies - Saint Gianna Beretta Molla

Introduction The canonization by the Catholic Church in 2004 of Gianna Beretta Molla as a patron saint of mothers, physicians, and preborn children is a remarkable story of human faith in her religious convictions as both an ethical physician and as a follower of the teachings of God through Jesus Christ his Son. Phenomenal events are common in the worlds of the Old and New Testament and the lives of the saints marked by mystical intervention. In our era, the Eternal Father selects ordinary people from our midst to use as His instrument to spread the gospel. He calling reveals ...

Affirmative Action and Minority Employment in California Higher Education

Affirmative Action and Minority Employment in California Higher Education

Chapter 4: Results and Discussion

Based from the data gathered from the use of individual data from the available Public Use Microdata Samples of the Census of Population or PUMS data for the years 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1940-1990, the unemployment rate between white men and black men are almost totally similar prior to the Great Depression. However, the 1940s and 1950s showed signs of growing disparity among unemployment rates of white men and black men at an approximate of 11 percent and 9 percent for black men and white men, respectively, in 1940 and ...

Being born and raised in Makkah Saudi Arabia, I can ascertain that the country is better off economically and most people don’t have a serious financial strain. However, the majority of the citizens lack education and better health services from one city to another. Having been born in an upcoming family, with my dad being just a truck driver, I used to travel with him to enjoy his company. However, I took a wider look at the various parts of the country’s education and health systems both in large and small cities. It was astonishing to observe how people died ...

“Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also humanity.”

Hippocrates Several themes have emerged in my life over the years that make me well-suited for a successful career in medicine. From a life-changing accident at the age of seven to a fascination and curiosity of the human body to a passion for research that helps improves the lives of others. At the young age of seven, I was an ordinary southern child living in rural Fulton, Kentucky. I enjoyed fishing, playing with my dogs, and riding horses. Then one day an accident happened that would change the rest of my life and target my interest in medicine. My father, ...

Essay on Medical Field

Medical Field Importance of the preparations for joining any field in future cannot be less emphasized. I would prefer to join the medical field as a medical doctor or physician. In order to join the medical field, it is essential to make a strong foundation in science and intellectual skills before venturing into this special field. Starting from an entry test and selection on merit, medical field requires its graduates to undergo various courses and diploma certifications. The life in the medical field interests’ many people as it involves a lot of human interaction and fascinates the youth to join the field ...

The last few years have witnessed tremendous growth in simulation-based medical education (Issenberg 203) possibly due to availability of computerized whole-body mannequins which are moderately priced and heightened patient safety awareness. Simulation is argued to be the most important innovation to have happened in medical education (Passiment, Heather and Grace 1). It connotes a teaching technique which not only endeavors to provide as realistic environment as possible but also an opportunity for directed feedback. This technique has found unprecedented popularity especially in medical and engineering fields. In medical environment, the clinical situations are virtually simulated for learning purposes thereby providing ...

REGISTERED NURSE

Their Scope of Practice Registered nurses (RN) are responsible for the provision and the coordination of heath care. They are also bestowed with the role of educating patients and also the public about an array of health conditions, provide both emotional support and relevant advice to patients and their families. As an RN, one is in the line of defence between the patient and the misunderstanding that may be facing the patients since most of the patients do not like asking the doctor questions but prefers to ask the RN. Additionally, an RN specialises in a certain line of ...

(First Paragraph) Your Name, Your complete departmental and institutional affiliation (Second Paragraph) Changes in your affiliation, if any (Third Paragraph) Please enlist your acknowledgments, funding sources, special circumstances, etc. (Fourth Paragraph) Your mailing address, e-mail, and other pertinent contact information

The Rise of Obesity in America

Over the past decades, obesity has become one of the most alarming issues in the United States of America. As a matter of fact, the number of adults becoming extremely overweight has significantly increased in just a matter of forty years. From 15 percent in 1980, adult obesity has doubled to 30 percent today according to a study made ...

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Health informatics came it to existence after the growing need to address the need to apply new tools in healthcare for better services. According to Bemmel and Shortliffe (1986), it began in 1970s as Medical and Nursing Informatics. The growth of health informatics field is very rapid with the advent of cheap hardware and more powerful software applications. Health informatics was used for electronic data processing in health facilities. There more advancement in information technology has led to more complex informatics systems being used in medical diagnosis. Decision making in healthcare is now enhanced by the use of ...

Today, we are used to seeing a female doctor, but not so long ago it was a purely male profession. Elizabeth Blackwell was the one to change this trend and became the first American woman to become a registered doctor. Elizabeth was born on February 3, 1821, near Bristol in England. She had a happy childhood; especially she recalled the positive influence of his father. In education, religion and social issues he was quite liberal, for example, he did not punish children's misdeeds by flogging, but instead he put them down in the black book, and if there were many violations, the ...

Women in the United States of America have come from a troubled history that initially saw them as second citizens. Perhaps the development within the place and role of the woman in society shows how the United States’ democracy has grown. In a continuous flow, women in the United States of America may now enjoy suffrage rights, seek education and participate in contests for political office. The best illustration of the achievement women have made can be seen in the 2008 Democratic Presidential candidacy of Hillary Rodham Clinton. However, this paper shall be limited to the strides women have made in ...

“Being a pioneer is not an easy task, but it is interesting! Even the worst moment in life cannot stop me from reaching the world’s treasure.” – Elizabeth Blackwell

The Life of Elizabeth Blackwell

In a beautiful city of Bristol, South West England, February 8, 1821, a healthy baby girl was born and named Elizabeth Blackwell by her loving parents Hannah Lane, her mother and Samuel Blackwell, her father. Elizabeth was the third daughter of nine siblings in the family. The family owned a successful sugar company. Her mother, Hannah was supportive, caring, and loving. Her father, Samuel was a social activist who strongly believed that all human beings ...

Introduction

Health care delivery would not be as efficient as it is now without valuable contributions coming from established experts in the field of medicine. The Mayo Clinic stands as a notable health care institution that has provided some of the most important aspects of modern health care delivery currently in use. Starting from a cause of social concern to provide relief efforts, the Mayo Clinic has emerged as a key player in health care today through its notable innovations and emphasis on the well-being of patients. This study concisely yet comprehensively covers the nature of Mayo Clinic in its enduring importance in ...

I was raised in a large family made up of many healthcare professionals. I’ve dreamed of becoming a family practitioner since I was young a child. Unfortunately, I witnessed my grandfather dying from small cell lung cancer most likely related to his 60-year smoking habit. My aunt suffered from repeated infections that were barely cured by any of the medications prescribed to her due to her type II diabetes. All this anguish, and struggle with disease didn’t fade with time, but were rather deeply etched into my heart and psyche, and reinforced my desire to pursue family medicine as a career ...

Medicine is a life long commitment to learning. The learning process that the physician goes through is for humanistic purposes and our calling is to tend to the ill and the most vulnerable around us. I began learning about peoples vulnerabilities at a young age. Growing up in India, I saw first hand the effects of dire poverty on an individual. Furthermore, I saw the consequences that poverty had on the health of an individual. I have tried to learn how to help people in need of assistance throughout my life and from a wide array of teachers. My first inspiration ...

No one can clearly articulate the feeling that one experiences at death. While many people have a fear for death, there are many people who have come back from experiences that are close to death. These people who have had near death experiences have told pleasant experiences of life after death. For many people who have experienced these near death phenomenons, they have an unquestionable and steady belief on the presence of life after death (Hoof, p. 132). However, scientists believe that near death experiences are merely hallucinations produced by dying brains that are comparable to vivid dreams. In my ...

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Gender discrimination is the maltreatment of an individual based on their sex. This form of discrimination most commonly affects women. It also may affect homosexual and transgendered men. Whereas women represent approximately fifty percent of the global population, they are woefully underrepresented in a variety of fields including leadership roles. Gender discrimination takes the form of unequal pay for equal work, unwanted sexual advances, demands for sexual favors in exchange for workplace advancement, discrimination during pregnancy, and general unfavorable views towards women based on their roles as mothers. Gender discrimination exists in even the most advanced, enlightened, and egalitarian ...

Affirmative action is the rule and policy that is considered to assist a small group of people in terms of their education, job, business and employment and any social issues faced by the group. Affirmative action has seen a radical change in the way it has been handled in the past few decades. Affirmative action, like crime, is often portrayed as a threat to the working class that comes not from the top, but from the bottom and from “the other” (Fobanjong, 2001, p28). There have been numerous cases on Affirmative action and the minority community believes that policies created in Affirmative ...

Hypnosis. When many people think of it, they imagine it as a fun and entertaining activity for a party along with magicians, comedians, and karaoke. They think of it as a tool that unscrupulous characters employ, like the antique dealer in the 1991 movie Dead Again who used it to regress people to remember past lives so he could locate and steal heirlooms. In spite of hypnosis’s popular reputation as entertainment or as a tool of quacks and dodgy characters, in reality it is a valuable therapeutic method employed to help with a variety of problems such as ending harmful personal habits like smoking ...

Introduction

Medical school has been a great experience for me. It has been a learning experience for me as I tackle the daily challenges in the institution. In my junior years, I longed for the time I will join this elite profession and finally my dreams and hard work have come true. It will take four years for me to be a fully qualified doctor and that is my ultimate goal. Some key pillars of the profession have shaped the whole journey.

My Professional growth

The journey to being a doctor has not been a smooth ride all along. The white coat ceremony is a milestone for all I ...

My passion for medicine was developed through the hope of a young girl. “Put on the scrubs,” the Psychiatrist told me as we entered the sterile hospital room of a sixteen-year old girl. I stood next to the doctor as she talked to the girl, a girl whose face and body were so completely wrapped in gauze it would have been difficult for her to cry. “Will my skin go back to normal?” she asked. The physician answered honestly, “I do not know for sure, even though the flesh-eating bacteria that deprived you of your skin is gone, it could leave scarring--but ...

Pre-medicine, famously known as pre-med, is an educational path that undergraduate students are required to undertake prior to pursue their dream medical careers. Pre-medicine as a career path, has rapidly grown in its popularity, thus becoming not only a prerequisite requirement in the United States, but almost in every country globally. It entails all the necessary activities that prepare a student for a medical school. Such activities involve pre-medicine course work, clinical experience, volunteer experience, the application activities, and research work. All these aims at giving exposure to an aspiring medical student on the major ideas in relation to the course work ...

I believe medical school will give me the well-rounded education to fulfill my dream to become a Psychiatrist or Gynecologist. With the variety of programs, flexible schedules and affordable payments I will be able to pursue many options, but medical school is my dream and I believe medical school can make that dream a reality. To start experiencing the fun, yet academic, college experience, gaining knowledge and skills, and enhancing my career and professional life overall would mean the world to me. There are several things that shaped my decision to pursue my life long goal of practicing medicine; situations that ...

Personal Statement

Degree objective: Being a physician has always been my dream since childhood. In high school, because of the determination I had with regards to pursuing medicine as a career, I took subjects that were related to medicine. I would later get admission into St John’s University for a Bachelors of Science degree. However, because of several financial challenges, I had to take up a part time job; I worked throughout my undergraduate years which affected my GPA. My undergraduate GPA could not secure me a place in a U.S. medical school. But that could not stop me from continuing with the pursuit of ...

The paper will address the impact of international students in medical schools in the USA. The paper will examine the policies and rules for international students who want to study in medical schools in the USA. The paper will also discuss the benefits of international students who have scholarships to the schools. According to NAAHP (National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions), different campuses have distinct requirements for international students who want to study medicine. In Yale University, students are required to meet their ICE requirement for one to be admitted. A foreign sponsor is required for ...

Demographics of US Medical Students

Total Medical School Enrollment in the US in 2006 According to the Association of American Medical Colleges (2012a), there were a total of 72, 898 enrollees in American medical colleges in 2006. Of these, 35, 397 were female and 37, 501 were male. These statistics did not involve the students whose degrees were revoked, who did not complete the fifth pathway, who completed the fifth pathway, who never enrolled, who were deceased, and who withdrew, were dismissed or were graduated.

In Texas, there were a total of 4, 260 enrollees in U.S. medical colleges in 2006 and of these, 2, ...

The innumerable challenges facing human beings on a frequent basis intrigue me, and this feeling heighten my desire to help people overcome their medical challenges regardless of their backgrounds and affiliations. Orhan Pamuk’s quote, “I don’t want to be a tree; I want to be its meaning’ has been my greatest source of inspiration when it comes to defining my ambitions in life. I have excelled in academics, and as well produced exceptional results in all aspects of my practical medical experience. My desire and willingness to learn, coupled with my friendly and cooperative nature increases my inspiration and ...

Giotto’s artistic style changed the whole history of the art. He moved from the dark and heavy Byzantine style. His paintings was the starting point of the art as it is now. For example, in his frescoes landscape, architecture, and figures had been reduced almost to the minimum (Janson & Janson, 2004, p.363). Giotto used less gold and sparkling elements. Besides, his frescoes make spectators feel closer to the event depicted. This is achieved by placing the main scene at the foreground, at the lower part of the panting. Giotto’s space on the pictures is limited, yet it ...