Medical Assistant Personal Statement

I've always been fascinated by the world of medicine - how the body works and how breakthrough new formulae are constantly being developed. It was something I knew I would do. When asked what I wanted to be growing up, I always replied, "Doctor." Granted, looking at it now, I just said it since it was the first thing that came to mind. But it was the best job or profession I could have, so I persisted. I never had a great passion for it; I just knew that was what I said, so I did it. However, I needed to have a genuine interest in it. It was like this for a while until my father was diagnosed with pemphigus vulgaris. This rare autoimmune condition creates blisters on the skin and mucous membranes all over the body, including the mouth, nose, …show more content…
It was a wake-up call that inspired me to make a difference and help others going through similar difficulties. Since then, I've been interested in doing medical-related courses. We worked on various projects in those classes, allowing me to determine which one I would excel at. That would entail becoming a physician assistant. PAs might specialize in one or more areas throughout their careers. This opportunity would allow me to extend my wings even further, allowing me to experience new things in each job field and seize fresh and exciting opportunities each time. Another unexpected source of inspiration for my decision to pursue a medical career was a drama series called "Hospital Playlist." The TV show follows five doctors as they navigate the severe ideals and demands of medical school, their future jobs, and the friendships they form along the way while striving for success, whether in love or at work. I recognize that this show will not completely transform my life. It is basically a show that entertains the audience. It does not diminish the characters' dedication to their patients and one another, supporting my trust in medicine's ability to change people's