This beautiful statement by Edmund Burke best describes my approach towards becoming an accomplished physician. I was always interested in uncovering hidden realities of life; be it in the form of human body or human social co-existence. Hailing from the underprivileged area of Pakistan where diseases are so common , I felt fascination in studying the human body, a masterpiece of creation. The daily ground of work in biology class made me uncover more about human life. It was a big milestone when I passed medical school entrance test in which one must fall in top 10 percent of the total of above 40,000 candidates to get admission into medical school.
In medical school ,I was introduced to a broad spectrum of specialties but it was the internal medicine that inspired me the most. During my rotation, I used to spend time in wards with patients, searched for various clues to formulate the diagnosis and liked studying about diseases, their path physiology and treatment options. Working in a country with the limited ancillary medical resources polished my clinical and analytical skills to perfection and helped me develop an incessant …show more content…
While being committed to being a part of an enthusiastic medical team , I believe in hard work , discipline, willingness to serve and sincerity. I am looking for a program in internal medicine where I can make use of these personal characteristics to approach as a whole and provide comprehensive care .At the same time, I will bring to program clinical knowledge and experience that I have acquired during a residency in Pakistan. I have embarked upon this journey, a journey towards excellence. It is not simply a journey but a call from heaven to take few more leaps further to cater to human needs by learning and