Since after my high school, I have been involved in community service from sanitation, education and assisting underprivileged populations; both young and old. In fact, my interest in public works has grown beyond what I feel I am capable of doing in the community and for people who need it most. Nevertheless I came to America as student admitted into business administration in 2003. Later, given the the medical field prospect, I switched into nursing in the same insttions; Kent State University in 2010 after a long break. I do believe that human services is an inborn desire therefore, I chose nursing as of expression such human service gift for the greater good to the community and the people that I share the world with. Public health issues …show more content…
The program actually was a big eye opener for me. The thing is, the part of the world I came from has narrowly define public health as means of vaccination, sanitation, and other pertinent issues affecting the public like clean water, healthcare access but not how to pay for it, not how to inform or create awareness of the risk and other preventive measure needed to keep the people from the already overly burden health facilities that …show more content…
Therefore, in fall 2001, I have decided to pursue a career path in public health. Serving communities and people who are on the low end of social strata is a comforting experience. I always imagine if people lived healthier lives, practiced preventive medicine, and took precautions against illness and disease, are provided with clean water, clean environment, eat good food and have better accommodation through efforts others who has vested their energy and resources in creating such opportunity, how would the world be like? invariablely, Public health issues relate to almost every family, community and countries. given the reemergence of communicable disease, theat of global disaster , and the burden of co-morbidity dieseases, public health approach through preventive medicine is the only guarantee