Essay On My Early Medical Career

The clinical characteristics of the disease, the biological basis for understanding disease processes and the rational approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases have always intrigued me. Acquiring medical education was very rewarding for me because while gaining the knowledge of complicated biochemical and physiological processes in the human body, I realized the special importance of interpersonal skills and doctor patient interaction. I met a variety of interesting patients and by spending many hours interviewing them I won their trust, so that I could find the best ways to help them physically and emotionally.
My early medical career began with an internship in pediatrics where I decided to explore different specialties. Although
During my training I got married and joined my husband who was a software engineer in the United States. This was followed by the challenging task of motherhood. Being an avid believer that everything in life happens for a purpose this experience has been very fulfilling for me. It improved my life considerably as I have become gratified that I have a supportive partner who encourages me to pursue my dreams.
While raising a family I devoted time to my children’s school where I met and worked together with many families in my community. It provided me a chance to understand socialand cultural aspects of life in general, and was wonderful to think that someday these interactions may include me as a doctor. While raising a family I had the opportunity to join the Internal
Medicine clinic at Samaritan Hospital. My experience at Good
Sam further confirmed my interest in medicine. I was impressed by the broad variety of clinical experience ranging from the common cold to hypertension and diabetes. Most recently, I have also acquired experience as a volunteer research assistant at Hospital. This has exposed me to the health care delivery issues in a variety of clinical settings and