Anesthesiologist Goals

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Living in the Scranton area my whole life then choosing to go to college at Marywood, I have seen the ups and downs of the city. My goals for the future are to become a leader in our community and to finish my doctorate as an anesthesiologist. There are many aspects of Marywood’s Core Values that peaked my interest in this school. In particular, service, empowerment, and respect are the values I put behind my own aspirations. To be a leader service is the starting foundation. There has never been a leader who has not been at the bottom first. Helping others, whether they ask or not, is how people learn to be kind to one another. I want others to look up to me while I remain calm and collected during a stressful moment. But first I want others …show more content…
I love working with children and watching them accomplish a new skill. I teach swim lessons and work as a camp counselor in the summer as well in the off seasons. Serving the community by developing skills with tomorrows’ leaders is a huge part of why I want to do what I want to do. Being an anesthesiologist is more than putting people to sleep. I will talk to patients before they have their procedure and because of the service I do now, I will have the appropriate people skills to communicate all risks while ensuring a patient that what I am doing will ultimately result in greater benefits to …show more content…
I chose Marywood to further my education because I believe in the core values and mission statement. I believe we all have the power to decide what we want to do and where we want to go and how to present ourselves. We can make the choice to improve our goals and not only achieve them, but be the perfect example of what we want to reach. As a leader, not only do I have to show respect toward peers, but also toward those who may oppose me. Respect is earned, but not to respect someone because they did not earn it is ludacris. Not everyone deserves the same amount of respect but not a single person deserves no respect. As a leader I will show off my skills of accepting everybody and treating everyone as if they are the most important person in the world. I will use Marywood as a resource while I spend my 4 years here and expand my horizon on the different ways people should be

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