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Personal Statement: A Career As A Medical Assistant

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When I was a little girl, the thought of going home after school was of such excitement for me. I would go home and sit down by my whiteboard and pretend play as a teacher.
Throughout my childhood I always would say, “I will be a teacher someday”. After going through elementary, middle, high school, and graduating, becoming a teacher was not my dream anymore. It wasn’t until a few years after my high school graduation that I realized teaching was not for me. I had then decided to enter the medical field and have enjoyed it so much that my desire in my heart is to get my degree in Health Care Administration and in hopes to be an
Administrator for a Health Care organization.
Event in Life
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I believe that God places desires and will in our hearts to achieve and do the unexpected. Never did I imagine myself working in the medical field.
I am currently the Clinic Coordinator/Medical Assistant for a Student Health Center in
Rifle, CO. It wasn’t until I started working in these positions that I felt like God was speaking to me. There was a strong urge to learn more about leadership skills, ethical principles, healthcare laws, etc. It was such a strong urge and desire that I couldn’t understand it, nor could I explain it.
It has taken me about five years to start my education, and it wasn’t until one day when I was in church, God spoke to me and said, “I am in control, don’t worry. I have the authority and keep pushing forward”. It was then that I am where I am today. It hasn’t been easy, opportunities have been taken away and given to the unexperienced because of friendships with mangers. It has hurt to see this kind of action taking place and even thought I was not worth anything. These are called challenges that need to be learned and overcome in life. Challenges are experiences, one

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He even shows his children when mistakes are made so we can learn from them. This has been an experience of many years. The experience of going through this process, of where at one point I had not direction can be difficult. Second guessing myself, if I am doing what God wants me to do.
Allowing myself to be led by the Holy Spirit and learning to be patient in time, is a difficult task.
These are some of the most difficult experiences in life. These experiences will influence my academic life and the decision of being a student at Colorado Christian University (CCU). It is an advantage of learning how to become a Health Care Administrator following the principles of the Bible and allowing to be led by our almighty God. It’s such an entitlement to attend a
University that allows us to share our faith and incorporate that in our daily decision in life.
Conclusion
As humans at times we have set ourselves to a particular goal, not knowing what God has planned for us. Being humble and allowing to be guided by God can make us a better person and know what decisions to make when the need arises. It is a blessing to be a student at

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