My Clinical Rotation

Throughout my clinical rotations, I have dedicated myself to giving best shot at all the specialities, and at the same time trying to figure out a speciality that would align flawlessly with my personal and future goals. While this task seemed straightforward and uncomplicated, it was challenging to find a specialty that combined cerebral requirements of internal medicine and procedural skills of surgery, until my Anesthesiology rotation. Major factors that drew me to the specialty were the challenge of managing critically ill patients, the clinical application of pharmacology and physiology and the hands on nature of the speciality.

During my third year, I had glimpse of the profession while doing my core rotations. My first month into clinical rotations, I was on-call for my internal medicine rotation. A code blue was called, there was chaos, and everyone was trying to figure out what was going on with the patient, and several …show more content…
My experience as an anatomy tutor, attest to my ability to lead and educate others. I demonstrate functionality under high stress situations, as confirmed by the research project in which I participated during my undergraduate education. I am clear headed, and vigilant at all times with an aptitude and passion, to care for patients with life threatening conditions. In addition, I exhibit never-ending quest for personal improvement, pride in my work and training, along with solid work ethics.

I am seeking for a program that strives for excellence, with brilliant faculty and exquisite exposure in array of topics in Anesthesiology. To my program, I will offer reliability, honesty, discipline, functionality under stress, and punctuality. In return, I ask for an opportunity to fulfill my interest in lifelong learning, and becoming an extraordinary anesthesiologist. Upon completion of residency I plan to pursue a fellowship in critical care