Neonatologist Personal Statement

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By attending Southern Virginia University I hope to experience a gain in knowledge and growth. I want to become a Neonatologist; I was inspired to become a neonatologist once I learned about the impact that they have in an infant's first moments. The trust that is built once the parent(s) give the infant to the neonatologist is truly extraordinary; I will play a role in empowering and teaching parents to discover their child’s personality and character.I want to be in an environment that can prepare me for the future . I want the experience of learning in a atmosphere that invites the holy spirit, Southern Virginia University gives students an extremely nurturing environment to thrive.Being in a positive environment during my first

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