With my desire to assist others and sincere interest in healthcare, my aspiration is to become a physician assistant. I am confident in my abilities to meet the standards, as well as surpass the expectations for a career in medicine, due to my high-achieving academics, notable work experience, and strong qualities and traits. My positive attitude towards learning and willingness to perform at maximum efficiency to achieve my goals has helped me succeed academically. With my excellent academic skills and overly competitive nature, for example, I exceeded the minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA set forth by a majority of the graduate programs. I devoted long, tedious hours into studying diligently and earned a 3.86 cumulative and a 4.0 science GPA by my third year. My high GPA is not only a reflection of my extensive knowledge and understanding of different subjects but also my incredible keenness for learning various science-related topics. I became increasingly interested in science, but more specifically, I was intrigued by its vital role in healthcare. My curiosity about the sciences essentially ignited my scorching passion for pursing a career in heathcare. …show more content…
I have demonstrated my ability to work in a fast-paced, clinical environment by successfully assisting physicians with patient care and administrative duties. As a result of my close interaction with patients and healthcare professionals, I have strengthened my interpersonal communication skills. In addition, I have learned how to execute patient care in a compassionate and culturally competent and linguistic manner. With my intention to apply the knowledge and skills I have gained as an MA and to gain additional clinical insight, I made the decision to volunteer for a medical service trip to