Job of a Surgeon Essay

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    Only the Brave Can Change the Outcome “What’s going on?” “How did this happen?” “Is their condition well?” These questions are what a surgeon or doctor hears daily when trying to delicately handle the feelings of his patient’s loved ones’ in delivering prognoses. It is explained that the father of the house had a problem with an artery where blood wasn’t circulating and was inundating the chest cavity. It is also revealed that if he hadn’t made it to the hospital on time, or if the surgery was…

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    When I grow up, I would like to become a plastic surgeon assistant (PSA). I chose this job because I would like people to feel better about themselves. Being a psa would be good for me because it will help me for financial purposes and it will also teach me to stay focused. This job will be helping other people and me also. Even though the psa’s doesn’t work on the body as much as the doctor does, they help with a lot. It’s important to help because if someone messes up, the patient doesn’t want…

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    What are surgeons to you? Are they just a person who decided to become educated in surgery because that’s who they are or are they like a superhero that saves the day when civilians need help? Surgeons definitely remind us that we can’t do everything for ourselves, especially when our problems are medical. Surgeons don’t just ‘get the job done’, they make sure it won’t happen a second time. That’s why I want to study surgery and become a successful surgeon. There are many responsibilities in…

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    Nose is one of the most important parts of one’s facial features and overall personality. Many people feel dissatisfied with the shape of their nose and seek to have it altered to their desires. Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a common plastic surgery procedure that people undergo to change the shape of their nose. Even though nose surgery is carried out for medical reasons as well, it is usually done to get the desired aesthetics results such as a narrower nose, higher bridge, refined…

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    on the job you choose. The money you make, the vacation days you can take, and much more will revolve around your job. What most people do not understand is that it is essential to choose a job in which you feel passionate about. It is not about the money being made. If you go to a job that you hate everyday you will be miserable for the rest of your life. It is better to be at a job you know will satisfy you. The career paths I am interested in are anesthesiologist, cosmetic plastic surgeon,…

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    right-hand nurse for the surgeon and surgical technicians, and providing safety for the patient. The circulating nurse keeps the patient’s wishes as the highest priority in the operating room. Because of the sterile field, it is the circulating nurse’s job to get all the supplies that may not be readily available in the operating room. For example, if the surgeon needs more sutures than are available, it is the circulating nurse’s job to run and get them and have them ready for the surgeon to…

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    be that I am open to helping others, I prefer to build people up, and I help boost their self- confidence. Another career that aides self-confidence is a plastic surgeon. Plastic surgeons help people who are unhappy with their appearance, no matter what caused them to be unhappy. Two qualities that would make me a great plastic surgeon is that I am…

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    freshman year in high school, I’ve been interested in becoming an orthopedic surgeon, or at the very least, something in sports medicine. During my freshman year of cross country, I was diagnosed with a femoral neck stress fracture. This injury allowed me to learn a lot about sports medicine as I was surrounded, and still am surrounded, by various doctors treating my now chronic hip pain. It’s fascinating how orthopedic surgeons can vary from helping a sports injury like mine, to helping an…

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    getting a Medal of Honor. She happened to be a doctor, surgeon, and a nurse all at different times during the Civil War. Sadly enough, she was sent to prison but later on became a Medal of Honor recipient. All together, Mary Walker played an important role during and after the Civil War. ("Walker’s Biography.") In addition To being sent to prison and getting a medal, she was also a surgeon in the Civil War. She had volunteered as an assistant surgeon in the Union Army because she was denied…

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    Commercial Pilot vs. Surgeon Think about it, would you rather fly an airplane or perform surgery to potentially save a life? A commercial pilot or surgeon are two careers that I have researched. A commercial pilot and flying a plane is a job that I would enjoy doing, and being a surgeon performing surgery to help out people that are in need of it is another job that interests me. They are the same in the sense that they both must have very good communication skills. However, they differ in the…

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