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    My Osteopathic Philosophy

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    take for my medical profession. I have chosen Osteopathic Medicine because the philosophy of it coincides with mine. Throughout my life, I have been exposed to many diverse environments, which I believe will better help me reach my desired ultimate goal of curing patients. I have also encountered a few hardships throughout my life, but many accomplishments as well. These experiences, I believe, have concluded the reason why I chose Osteopathic Medicine. They have also instilled in me the…

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    Patient Observation Paper

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    Syringes, alcohol wipes, cotton swabs, and even the mandatory sponge-bob Band-Aids are all things patients see in a doctor’s office, but something intangible to a patient is the doctor’s charisma and care for the patient. A patients experience from the moment they walk into the waiting room till the time they leave determines whether they are going to keep that doctor for as long as they can. If a doctor can establish an ever-lasting relationship with his/her physician, it speaks volume about…

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    nursing school after I was born. Like my grandmother, she dedicated her career to the labor and delivery ward. She has since returned to Lincoln Memorial University and graduated December of 2015 to become a nurse practitioner. My father is an osteopathic physician, who specialized in family practice. He has dedicated the majority of his career…

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    My passion for medicine began at a very young age and has continued throughout my life. Whether it was watching my grandpa pull splinters out of everyone’s fingers when I was six, volunteering at the hospital during middle and high school, dealing with my family’s health issues, or working as a scribe, I have always wanted to be in the action. Through all of these experiences, I have been able to truly immerse myself in medicine, and nothing makes me happier than being able to help people and…

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    culture of healthcare, I later learned that my hometown consisted of a large Vietnamese population that were not receiving adequate healthcare services, including individuals like my grandmother. My grandmother’s experiences have compelled me to pursue medicine to offer medical services available to underserved populations. I was further exposed to the inconveniences associated with receiving medical attention in Dr. Jason Van Tassel’s otolaryngology clinic in a suburban city called Fremont,…

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    vI have the drive and the passion to pursue medicine and I believe that medicine is a strong fit for me. I have worked hard throughout my undergraduate years to make this dream of mine a reality. I have experience working and volunteering in various medical settings and these experiences have helped me gain understanding of how the medical field works as well as shape my goals and aspirations for the future. One of my most memorable experiences was volunteering as a medical intern at Dr. Liu’s…

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    Munroe Regional Medical Center. He oversees, evaluates and treats individuals who are receiving benefits from worker’s compensation cases: He also performs new hire employee screenings. Dr. Lucas’ experience, knowledge and skills related to emergency medicine make him the ideal physician to treat individuals who sustain injuries due to a car accident, motorcycle accident, slip and fall, on-the-job mishap or a sports-related accident. Board Certified Neurosurgeon – Anthony J. Hall, MDCM,…

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    The Roles Of OB GYN

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    OB GYNs are physicians who provide medical care related to pregnancy/ childbirth. They provide treatment and preventions methods of diseases and disorders that affect women. OBGYN’s have multiple roles such as collecting, recording and maintaining patients informations. These roles involve analyzing patients medical histories, report and examine results. They are also in charge of caring and treating women during prenatal, natal and postnatal periods. Not only do the care and treat patients but…

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    Integrative medicine is the new buzz word for medical care that complements mainstream medical care. It addresses the emotional, social, and spiritual needs of patients and families when many mainstream Doctors are scratching their heads where to go next. It aims to provide information to patients about over the counter products and unproven medical treatments that may impact the disease process that they are facing. We often forget that mainstream medicine is still called the "practice" of…

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    But experience revealed limitless benefits with a balanced approach to health, for that reason I embrace the principles of osteopathic medicine. This program is a reflection of the commitment to complete care for the mind, body, and spirit of an individual. In addition, throughout my work experience I’ve witnessed the lack of awareness regarding health within the community. I credit…

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