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    chemistry, biology, math, writing, and the social science, I would have a chance to contemplate different career paths while still forming a strong background. Nevertheless, this major’s emphasis on biology and chemistry allows me to prepare me for medical school. Moreover, this major is holistically unique, for it gets students ready for the constantly changing real world by offering them a broad, multidisciplinary perspective on human health issues. Cornell also gives me numerous…

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    would be interested in doing myself. This field is focused on advancing and making new discoveries that are all focused on the common goal of bringing the medical field forward every day. The idea of learning and doing something new every day and solving problems fascinates me. From creating artificial organs and prostheses, to fixing medical and surgical equipment, biomedical engineers make the world of medicine easier and more efficient. These engineers help people and solve new problems every…

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    have an hour long conversation with I would unquestionably choose Elizabeth Blackwell as she is an absolute inspiration to me. The reason why I believe Elizabeth Blackwell is so inspirational is because she was the first woman to every graduate medical school, and receive her M.D. in America. Truly, this act of courage has paved the way for many more women to become doctors in America. In truth, I did not just choose a random woman from history for this essay. On the contrary, I choose…

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    Dear Wayne State University School of Medicine, I am writing this letter to inform the Admissions Committee that given an acceptance, I fully intend on attending Wayne State University School of Medicine. After visiting the campus on Interview Day and talking with Dr. Edleman, learning about the University’s incomparable mission in the local inner city, and further assimilating into the Detroit culture, I am absolutely certain in my decision. During the past eight months, downtown Detroit has…

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    Medical Pathology is my number one career choice. I have always known from a young age that this is the career I want to pursue. Military personnel defend and protect the weak. Archaeologist collect and study remains to better understand historic life. And professional figure skaters dedicated themselves to stringent study and practice to master the skills of their profession. As a medical pathologist, I plan to incorporate all three. I want to master the skills of being a medical pathologist,…

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    “A medical assistant may practice in the United States without either certification, but most employers today require at least one certification” (Adams, 2014). By a medical assistant being certified it shows employers that this person has been through a program that has taught them the essentials to perform their job and be successful at that job. By being nationally certified it makes you a more sought after candidate for the position. “A medical assistant with formal training is almost always…

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    programs created to influence the recruitment of medical students into the primary-care sector. The article also provides recommended preparations in training to improve the practice of primary-care professionals to efficiently deliver health care services. With the introduction of the Affordable Care Act, primary care has expanded, and the professionals in this sector are needed more than ever. According to this article, “a survey of 1200 medical students demonstrated that only 2%…

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    They treat illnesses and other health conditions while also providing preventative care (How to become a Pediatrician). There are 5 steps to becoming a Pediatric Doctor; an aspiring Pediatrician must obtain a bachelor’s degree, graduate from medical school, earn a license, complete a pediatric residency, and earn a board certification (How to become a Pediatrician). Amongst these requirements one should also have strong rhetoric and writing skills which most people underestimate the need for…

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    the medical field. A pediatric oncologist is a doctor that specializes in children’s health (pediatric) and cancer (oncology). My reason for studying this career is because this career seems like something I would really enjoy doing. Not only is this job a secure job, but it gives me a chance to help others. Before this research paper, I knew that to become this type of doctor, I would be in school for at least 8 years. I knew that all doctors have to complete a residency after medical school. I…

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    accreditation. Firstly, I am excited to go into this program because it will be with professors from a plethora of different traditional academic areas such as Anatomy (of which will provide me with a solid background in biology to allow me to excel in the medical field), Nursing (of which will give me an insight into patient treatment), and Rehabilitation Sciences(of which will improve my understanding of human movement).…

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