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    The Greek roots ped or pedo means child, Iatri means medical care, and the suffix ician means practitioner of. When combining the meanings of the roots and the suffix the overall meaning comes as basically a doctor who specializes in medical care of children. A Pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in the medical care of children from the birth of a child to around 18 or even 21. Due to some past experiences, my goal has become to be a successful Pediatrician. To become a Pediatrician one…

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    1Have you ever been in the hospital and you are in a lot of pain, wishing the pain would go away? Well, that is the job for anesthesiologists. They give medicine to either put people sleep or make the pain go away. I would like to become an anesthesiologist because I enjoy helping people and anesthesiologist help people every day. Anesthesiologists have an important job. They have to be concentrated all the time because if they are not, they can cause someone to lose their life or become even…

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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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    students enrolled in the said profession but is also suitable to anybody who has this passion to nurture life and to make a person’s existence a meaningful one. The story is revolving around the catatonic patient treated by Dr. Malcolm Sayer. As many medical researchers has stated that this…

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    It is my goal to pursue a career as a nurse. When I was little I loved to pretend I was Dr. Vicki, and I would "fix" the broken bones and bandage the injuries of my family members and stuffed animals all the time. As I grew older becoming a nurse became less of a dress up game and more of career goal. My interest in the health field was heightened by having an uncle who works as an EMT. My uncle Charlie always had stories to tell, and they were some of the most interesting and bizarre tales I'd…

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    secondary education from DN model public school, Moga (Punjab), affiliated from central board of secondary education…

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    Orthopedic Surgeon Essay

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    doctor, they must go through a lot of schooling before they can practice. In high school, an orthopedic surgeon should take classes related to the profession, such as science courses like biology. After taking these science classes, the orthopedic surgeon must graduate from high school or get their GED. Following high school, orthopedic surgeons must earn their bachelor’s degree and not only pass, but excel on the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). The…

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    started when I was in middle school, specifically in the 6th grade. I started in a program called Avid, which is for those that want to be held accountable at high standards of learning and supported academically. This program provided the chance to visit Stevenson University; needless to say I loved it. As I got into high school I joined a different program called Bio-medical Allied Health. This is when I knew I had to start looking at colleges if I wanted to be in the medical field. In 8th…

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    the college requirements to become an OB/GYN. The requirements for school are that we have a completion of an undergraduate bachelor degree, completion of the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), completion of four years of medical school, and completion of residency training. Medical school is split up into two sections: two years of regular lecture classes. After that two years of different clinical rotations. Medical school is extremely competitive so they like for our applications to be…

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    A personal work place experience Dependant variables like fear and anger has been observed widely at my workplace. One of our overseas trained JMO aged in 50’s has experienced this situation almost every day during his term as a senior resident medical officer in orthopaedic department. The head of orthopaedic is an arrogant and quite impatient director. The director has targeted the JMO’s overseas training and often tried to find errors and make complaints arbitrarily and shouts at him in…

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