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    I am writing to express my strong interest in the PGY1 pharmacy practice residency program at the University of North Carolina Medical Center (UNCMC). I have had the pleasure to meet you, Dr. Rao, and some of the current PGY1 residents at the ASHP Mid-Year Clinical Meeting; where we went through a very informative overview of the PGY1 residency program at UNCMC and I have had a great discussion with the PGY1 residents. As you may know, I am a fourth-year student at the University of Illinois at…

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    My bond with the medical profession was forged early in my life -much earlier than most others who pursue medicine. I literally grew up in a hospital. Our small community of physicians and their families is comfortably housed within the premise of Jinnah Hospital. It’s the largest tertiary care hospital in a city which is called home by over twenty million people. My earliest neighbors, as well as my dad, are all very competent physicians. There was a palpable tradition of service in the…

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    and it was not fun (Shem, p.143).” After graduating from medical school, students advance on into the medical field with an aspiration of the field itself being similar to what was described to them in medical school. Some students say that their years in medical school were easy, but soon came to the realization that what they’ve believed to be the best approaches in treatment are challenged as they enter their medical training. During medical training, interns are taught to follow the rules…

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    It is important that complete this goal in order to become a physician CEO. As I have explained earlier, a hospital CEO who is also a physician will have a better understanding of the medical practices in the hospital and is better trained to execute medically appropriate actions in a hospital. Therefore, to become a physician CEO, I must first become a highly skilled physician. Becoming a physician has always been my priority since high…

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    year university. Both of my parents graduated from high school and then joined the United States Navy afterwards. While both gained a tremendous amount of knowledge throughout their career in the military and in life, neither had pursued a college education. My mother was the closest of the two. She was planning on attending a university, but unfortunately she became pregnant with my brother at the young age of eighteen, which prevented her from going to school. She was forced to enter the…

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    The more specifically I look at at all my information and every time I looked a question up the first thing that always showed up was the education you needed to become an orthopedic. I realized that a better question for my project that could help me a lot more in the future to become an orthopedic was: What steps do I have to take in education to become an orthopedic physician? The more I researched about that question I got more information a lot more dependable resources. I was able to…

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    Please answer the question in 350 words or less. Why are you interested in attending the University of Virginia School of Medicine? What factors will be most important to you in choosing a medical school? University of Virginia’s reputation as a forerunner in medical education and research with values such as excellence and leadership make it an ideal match for an engaged, driven student like myself. As an undergraduate, I gained invaluable hands-on clinical experience working in the University…

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    free development, then society must be remodeled”. This was Elizabeth Blackwell’s reasoning. Elizabeth Blackwell is known as the first woman to get a medical degree. She wanted all women to have equal rights like men. Elizabeth impacted the citizens of the United States of America because she was the first woman in the United States to get a medical degree, she was a teacher and a lecturer, and she trained nurses for the civil war. Elizabeth Blackwell was born on February, 3, 1821, in Bristol,…

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    need to succeed in this field are, biology, chemistry, and anatomy. Second pass the Medical College Admissions Test. Third compete medical school and lastly complete you Medical Residency. Generally speaking, students learn about labor, birth, and caring for a newborn baby. Second It takes about twelve years to be an Ob after high school.You’ll pursue four years of undergraduate study, then another four years of medical school. Afterward, your residency will entail another four-year stint.You…

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    anesthetic were offered while the rest of the women had to cope with the pain of cervix dilation. That same summer I interned at the American Civil Liberties Union, answering letter complaints detailing inadequate prison-medical care. My passion in pursuing a United Kingdom-based medical education stems from my insight into the difficulties that generally arise when people must calculate the amount of work-hours needed to afford…

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