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    Kiara Celada English 9.1 March 16,2016 Introductory paragraph A addiction psychiatrist is a person who is specialized/certified to work with those people who are going through some kind of am addiction problem. People who work as a psychiatrist for people with addictions have to prescribe them medicine or even have them attend a therapy class or counseling to help them. Not all psychiatrist do there job the same some even examine them to understand their behavior and their actions. Each…

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    Frequently people get confused that an Obstetrician and a Gynecologist are the same specialty because they deal with essentially the same parts of the female system. The abbreviation OB/GYN means Obstetrics and Gynecology. According to WebMD, an obstetrician is a doctor that specializes in pregnancy, childbirth, and a woman’s reproductive system. Gynecologist is a surgeon who specializes in diseases of the female genital tract and women’s health (MacGill). Becoming an OB/GYN requires a college…

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    Episodic Care Experience

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    40-mile radius, I reorganized and resuscitated the operations of two community health centers and mobilized the residents to utilize the facilities. In less than two months, I was already busy seeing patients, writing treatment protocols for common medical conditions, counseling and teaching classes. Still, I found myself thriving in the midst of this chaos because it elicited imagination, insight into people’s needs and beliefs, patience and a whole lot of compassion. The importance of being a…

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    including: admitting patients in the emergency room, working long hours in the wards, looking after critically ill patients in the ICU, among other such activities. I believe that this kind of experience positions me ideally to provide a high standard of medical care to the patients in your…

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    The Medical Summer Student Research Fellowship at the HSS is a great opportunity that I could not pass up. Upon entering medical school, I was not aware of the extent I would need to network and reach out to peers, professors, and doctors to find information to help pave my own personal medical career. After one successful semester of medical school, I can gladly say that I have adjusted well and look forward to being molded into the physician I aspire to become. This program is designed to…

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    doctors, physicians do surgeons. They both diagnose and treat injuries or illnesses. Usually if you work for either a physician of surgeons you would work full time. Their are some differences between the two though. A physician examine patients, take medical histories, prescribe medications, and order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests. Surgeons on the other hand operate on patients to treat injuries, such as broken bones, diseases, such as cancerous tumors, and deformities, such as…

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    say that without them, I would not have gone so far . During my High School years, I contemplated the idea of becoming a medical doctor. The desire to heal, serve and help others was driving force behind my goal of becoming a doctor. When my four mothers learned that I had wanted to go to medical school, they were filled with excitement, joy and pride. However, going to medical school was not an easy endeavor. I chose to go to a private university. In a country like mine, the graduation rate in…

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    from the information to pursue my masters and it would help me get into the medical program. My total economic cost and benefit is $2,270,011.58. The first trade off I made was becoming a doctor or a physician assistant. Since I will be the one paying for my education I decided to become a physician assistant. I debated about not going to college and working a full time job until I earned enough money to get into medical school. The biggest trade off that encouraged me to go to college was…

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    Persuasive Medical School

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    They would like nothing more than to go to medical school, so they can start achieving their dream. Sadly, many cannot. To be allowed into medical school, not only do you have to be one of the few that gets accepted, but you also need to have the financial background so you can pay your way through it. It should be easier to get into medical school so more people can become doctors. The cost of medical school averages at $51,044 per year. The cheapest medical school tuition would be if you go to…

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    complete four years of college, focusing on math and science to fulfill pre-medical requirements in order to attend medical school for another four years. The first two years of medical school are basics, and the second two years are rotations to learn what specialty a young doctor would like to go into. After earning a medical degree from that school, a doctor must go through three to six years of residency, depending on the specialty he or she chooses. A person’s journey to become a doctor can…

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