It’s amazing how much I learn in the past two years at ASA College. It’s just so hard to believe that less than a week we will be done with my education. I must admit I will miss spending my time here. But most of all I will never forget how my experience as an Intern Medical Assistant with Cancer Patients. Making a difference in someone life just fascinates me, knowing that I have the power to help someone.
CNA Application Essay Why would I want to be considered for the CNA program? It seems frumpish, but why would I not want to be considered? I could go on in this paper about the medical terminology class and how it went last year, about the multiple injuries I have had that increased my knowledge of the medical field, or how I was thrown up on and did not even twitch (which by the way I am very proud of so do not judge me). Instead, I will try to break down what I feel makes me considerable for this program. Reflecting on the amount of schooling I have been through, I still enjoy my everyday math and science classes (I am very aware of my nerdy-ness).
It was going to my future. I’m now volunteering at Tempe St. Lukes Hospital and devoting my time not only to marching band, but my career as a Laboratory Medical Technologist. When I Graduate I want to audition for the Marine Corps Band, where they will pay my tuition to Yale where I will study Medical Technology. Hopefully that’s not all. I want to help people who are in desperate need for medical needs, like in Africa.
The financial conditions of my home did not allow me to go for a bachelor’s degree at that time as it was very expensive as we all were in nursing school at the same time. So I decided to go for my Associate Degree first and then move on. Marriage, relocation to USA, kids and so forth and on, pushed my BSN degree this far. Although being a nursing student was a bit of a challenge, the strong determination in my mind pulled me through the course .I loved the neuro- surgical /trauma ICU the best during my clinical rotations. So soon after my graduation, the hospital gave me the choice to decide where I would like to work and I decided to go for neurosurgery.
Terri Schiavo's Case: Who was ethically correct? Bianka Rodriguez Keiser University July 18, 2014 Talking about ethical issues can become a very controversial topic since it varies between people's culture, belief and point of view among other aspects. Terri Schiavo was a young woman who suffered a massive cardiac arrest that affected her brain's function secondary to lack of oxygen and consequently she ended up in a Pervasive Vegetative State ( PVS). Terri was married and her husband was her legal guardian after her disability even though her parents were always very involved in her health care. After a demand Terri's husband won for a malpractice sue from one of the many surgical procedure she had to face in their trials to stimulate her brain and try to recover some function, a whole storm of family discrepancies, legal issues in courts and also the hand of politicians covered their lives.
Lee Ann Michelson, the director of premedical and health care advising at Harvard University says that children of many physicians are “…concerned they will be as absent in the lives of their children, as their parents were.” (pg. 273, 18) For the twin brothers Z. Paul Lorenc and Marek M. Lorenc, medicine is a big part of each of their lives, but for one it is almost too much for his family to handle. Z. Paul Lorenc is a respected plastic surgeon in Manhattan, but almost an illusion is the eyes of his family. Working from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., he doesn’t give himself much time at all to see his wife and kids, but he says “that is what the pursuit of excellence in his specialty requires.” (pg. 273, 24) For his brother Marek, though, it is a different story.
After high school I will be... After I graduate from high school i plan on going to Leeward COmmunity College or possibly the University of Hawaii Manoa. I plan to get an internship with Mililani Straub Clinic. In the mean time my long term goal would be going to a University or Community college that could help me pursue my goal of being in the medical field. I hope to have a career in the medical field and become an RN or a family practice doctor. To pursue my dream in being an RN or family practice doctor i will start with my first year of liberals in a community college to get the needed credits i need to be accepted in a University.
My Brilliant Paper Over the years I have been asked many questions in my life, but one seems to keep popping up. "What are you going to do when you grow up? ", and for the most part I have always know. In elementary school I wanted to be a doctor, then in middle school I knew what kind of doctor I wanted to be; a pediatrician. And then half way through high school I decided to change my mine once again I decided to become a physical therapist.
Joy Wachendorfer Pamela Todoroff English 101 22 April 2013 Respiratory Therapy As my first semester back to college is coming to end, I ask myself what is the value of my educational efforts? I’m going into the health care field to become a Respiratory Therapist. My goal is to help people and be the best I can be in the field. Helping people has always been what I wanted to do. My son has Asthma.That is what got me interested in Respiratory Therapy.
Erikson verses Skinner It is a safe bet that most if not all college students have to make some tough decisions at one point in their college career. This is true in the case of Brittany, a twenty year old majoring in Pre-Med at her State University looking to achieve her life-long goal of becoming a doctor. School for Brittany has never been easy but she has always worked hard and gotten the A’s she wanted. She is now facing the difficulty of passing Organic Chemistry, a course that she has never taken before. This class has become the most challenging college course she has ever come across and is known to be a difficult class especially at the university level.