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I was inspired of how a nurse, doctor, physician, therapist, nutritionist and so much more specialist can just help another person’s life by the knowledge they have encoded; to make a person feel happy without evening having a real bond with them. I have always been passionate about working in the medical field. When I finally hit my junior year in high school I’ve never been more interested in this field. I started taking courses directing me towards the medical field such as, medical terminology, chemistry and the nursing assistant class offered at East High School. I had set a life goal for me that I will follow to leave me to be a physician assistant. After my first semester of high school I have completed my nursing assistant class making me a certified nursing …show more content…

My family told me they think I will not graduate high school because I will become pregnant, that I would be a drop out or that I would be the first one to be married off living off the government. Being barley 15 of what have never should be said to a 15 has been said to me. Being such a happy and positive person to the public I bet no one would’ve even knew what I have been through. Being bullied down so bad mentally and emotionally by family is what sets my standards for today and how I view my future. Overall one of the main biggest reason why I want to be successful in my life is to just prove them wrong. I push myself to go farther in success and education to show them I am not what the thought of me. I used to tell myself every night before I close my eyes “you will prove them wrong Christy.” I know it’s silly that I talk to myself in first person point of view but it is what keeps me warm at night. I am trying so hard to do what’s best for me, for my happiness and for myself to say I did it all by myself. It’s great to have family I can’t deny that but, for those who have put me down I will never forget that. My family has said so much negative things to

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As an individual with a passion of stepping into the lives of others during testing times towards making life easier, I am determined to develop a fulfilling career as a nurse practitioner. Having graduated in BSN from Barry University in 2014, currently I am serving the emergency department at SMH as a registered nurse. My fervor of transforming into an impeccable nursing professional through sharpening my knowledge and skills has inspired me to continue my education. At present, I am enrolled for the Master of Science in Nursing program at the Nursing School of Barry University and getting specialized in Nurse Practitioner Acute Care. I look forward to graduating in 2020.

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Thank you for taking the time to review my personal statement on why I have chosen to embark on the journey to become a Physician Assistant. My story started several years ago, more than I care to count, when I stumbled into the health care world as a paramedic in rural Pennsylvanian. While in high school, I became friends with several other students who were actively volunteering with a local fire department. After hearing their stories about the things they were learning and doing I also joined a volunteer fire department, mostly out of curiosity. Over the course of a couple of years I discovered that the challenges that I encountered during training and responding to emergencies had unlocked some unrealized, more like unknown, drive inside

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I would have loved to start this personal statement by stating that nursing has always been a passion or mine that was solidified by a prolific experience in my life. However, that was not my journey, I have thought long and hard before deciding to apply to nursing school. Growing up and learning about the medical field, whether it had be my own personal experiences or media portrayals. The symbiotic relationship between nurses and doctors was always known. It was only when I fully immersed myself into the medical field did I realize differences between each role, the value of working a part of a team, and the significant changes one can make in someone’s life by conversation.

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Ever since I was a child I have always wanted to help the community and initially the only way I knew how to do this was by getting involved in the medical field with the desire of becoming a doctor. My life has mostly reflected this by attending the University of Nevada, Reno with an undergraduate degree in Biology, involving myself in the school’s pre-med fraternity and becoming a teaching assistant for Biology Labs. However, after graduation, I wanted real-world experience before committing myself to the 4+ laborious years of medical school. For the past year, I have worked for the local Emergency Medical Services, REMSA, as an EMT. Being an EMT has completely changed the idea of how I see my future.

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I also realize that I have to keep pushing forward to continue accomplishing my goals. I live in a home with only My mom and my little sister, and I must say it hasn't been easy, but my mom always found a way to make it for us, even when we lost our home. In my heart, I know my mom would give my sister and I the world if she could, which is why I am working so hard to make her proud. I want to prove to my mom that we don't have to own the world to be the respectful, young women she has raised us to be. Although my mom wasn't able to continue her college education, I want to prove to her that I can work hard for what I want, just like she always told me.

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I started off with watching YouTube videos, going to library, volunteering and ended with shadowing a PA. When I entered university, I chose a major that involved biological, behavioral, social/cultural and environmental aspects of health care. I appreciate my academic background because it has given me a firm understanding of the human body through science courses, physiological processes and a psychological grasp of people and personality. Throughout my oclleg elife I volunteered at a womens health facility, caring for single women with kids for emotional and spiritual needs. I grew to have a great love for humanity as I saw emotional sickness and brokenness stem from unhealthy realaitonships and life’s hardships.

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My goal is to become a caring and competent physician who reaches out and makes a positive difference in the lives of her patients. As a child, I admired and trusted the physician who treated me when I was ill. He showed me the important role kindness and compassion play in making a patient feel comfortable and secure with the prescribed treatment. As I grew older, I developed an increased interest in the medical field as an exciting opportunity to help people directly to solve their problems, and in so doing, to change their lives. My decision to become a physician is based on numerous experiences which have heightened my strong desire to make such an impact I have witnessed firsthand how one person can change the lives of others, simply through

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My Intent to Be a Nurse Practitioner Coming from a third world country where there aren’t many opportunities for work and funding for education, proceding to nursing school was a grand opportunity. The privilege to attend a government subsidized school where top students in the region compete to get into the program that allowed only 60 students per year was indeed a blessing. As clinical rotations began, what was once considered a mere opportunity evolved into a true passion for caring as I truly love and enjoy nursing and helping people.

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Growing up, I could never picture myself doing anything but becoming a doctor or a nurse. My grandmother was a nurse and as a child I would sit and listen to her stories about the touching and inspiring experiences she inquired with her patients, as well as the heartbreaking ones, and from then on I fell in love with the idea of a job in the medical field as my profession. It is one of my goals to use my skills to help people. Attending a physicians assistant program or nursing School will provide me the skills I need to achieve this goal. Several events have emerged in my life that I believe make me well suited for a job in the medical field.

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Even when we excelled in our subject fields, we stayed humble. Then, finances started to dwindle. My older sister was considering quitting school and working full time just to help with our family. I, four years younger than her, pondered on that same idea as well. Our mom was appalled, the very next day she sat us down and made it very clear that we would both complete our education, strive to improve our character, and reach for a higher career.

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Some people say that if you don’t have your health, you don’t have anything; to give someone the gift of health would be to change their whole world. I want to go to medical school because there are few greater rewards than to save a life and change someone’s world. My desire is to serve others, while also doing what I enjoy. I love to teach people and share with them some of the knowledge that I have been fortunate enough to obtain. Although I have had the opportunity to study many subject areas in depth, I have always had a natural interest in the sciences and healthcare.

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The place where my values, passions and interests, and the need of service intersect is the place where I’m meant to be. This intersection in my life, as I have discovered, is the medical field. My motivation for pursuing a career in medicine originates from the core values of compassion, service, and altruism that strongly characterize who I am as a person. Growing up in Colombia, my family and educators were the first to instill in me an inner drive to care for the needs of others, a moral obligation that has directed me towards medicine.

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After observing nurses, doctors, physician assistants, respiratory therapists, etc. it became clear that I wanted to be a medical provider. Like all those who don’t know much about the roles of the different types of providers, I pursued medical school thinking it would be the best choice for my life. However; as the years went by, my personal life began changing. As my mother’s health began to deteriorate, I took on more responsibility in her healthcare.

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Often, people tend to encounter emotional, physical, and mental obstacles in life, allowing them to interfere with achieving their goals. Growing up around a family who has allowed drug abuse, alcoholism, teen pregnancy, dropping out of high school, and other obstacles to hinder their success, it has caused them to be imprisoned, struggle with welfare, not attend college and not being good role models. Having went through my own personal struggles, I decided to use my family’s negative experiences to set positive goals for myself. I refused to allow my family’s patterns, and my obstacles, to negatively define who I am today, and even more important, who I will become in the future. I am the only teenager in my family who does not get in trouble with the law and does not abuse drugs or alcohol.

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Growing up with five other siblings can be a struggle, especially when you are the youngest. From always feeling obligated to be better than my older siblings in school and making smarter life choices than they did, always seem to make things for me a little tougher. To my mom never really who never had the chance to complete high school. Despite having hose things in mind, I managed to Receive so many awards or accomplishments such as being the scholastic standout to being the part of top ten rank students of the class of 2018 at my school. Such as that would make others proud but yet blind others from seeing how much weight I bare my shoulders.

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