With the degree that I acquire from this program, I will pursue a career as a medical database administrator where I will tailor my skills to maintain and potential improve the electronic medical record. Through my interactions with medical staff from various facilities, I have realized that the electronic keeping of health record can often be convoluted and can result in error. While I recognize that more needs to be done in terms of user friendliness and transfer of data between facilities, I don’t have the expertise to make suggestions. This is where I believe that the degree will assist me. It will provide me with not only the skill set to navigate through various databases, but also the competency and confidence to provide feedback and
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I believe that reason that graduate programs exist is to accomplish this very task. In the same way the doctor pass on their skills and knowledge to medical students, our professors and other experts in my field will have the opportunity to transfer their skills on us so that we can use what they know to change our current state. I seek not only learn the technical skills, but to develop the necessary thought process that required to maintain, troubleshoot, and optimize an database. In that regard, my skills can be transferable to any database operation.
I also seek to learn from my colleagues. We all have different strengths as a result of our different backgrounds. For example, some of the students of the program may be proficient with computers and programming. Through them I can enhance the computer skills I already possess and learn new ones that will not only make me a more competitive applicant, but expand my understanding of my craft so that I am better able to troubleshoot problems and provide simpler solutions.
Given that I always seek to improve myself and the plethora of opportunities available in this field, I am opened to any specialty that can potentially challenge me to think in different manner and to use different techniques to get the desired
I believe that reason that graduate programs exist is to accomplish this very task. In the same way the doctor pass on their skills and knowledge to medical students, our professors and other experts in my field will have the opportunity to transfer their skills on us so that we can use what they know to change our current state. I seek not only learn the technical skills, but to develop the necessary thought process that required to maintain, troubleshoot, and optimize an database. In that regard, my skills can be transferable to any database operation.
I also seek to learn from my colleagues. We all have different strengths as a result of our different backgrounds. For example, some of the students of the program may be proficient with computers and programming. Through them I can enhance the computer skills I already possess and learn new ones that will not only make me a more competitive applicant, but expand my understanding of my craft so that I am better able to troubleshoot problems and provide simpler solutions.
Given that I always seek to improve myself and the plethora of opportunities available in this field, I am opened to any specialty that can potentially challenge me to think in different manner and to use different techniques to get the desired