Why I Want To Be A Surgical Physician's Assistant

Surgical Physician’s Assistant is my number one career choice. Educators are constantly looking for ways to improve. (or constantly research their specific field of study). The Department of Safety and Security draft policies that prevent harm to their constituents. College softball players are committed to extensive practice and study to master the skills of their sport. As a physician’s assistant, I see myself incorporating (merging) all three. I want to master the skills of a Surgical Physician’s Assistant, work to improve the process of preventative care, and successfully research areas to ensure patients endure a healthy life.

My education must pave the way for anything else I do. But an education in medicine is not easy. We are constantly being flooded with information and everyday this progresses more. Learning to perform excise clinical judgment requires extensive, life-long study. When I was growing up, I thoroughly enjoyed playing softball and wanted to excel. To reach this goal, I have spent many endless hours of practice to learn the proper mechanics of hitting and fielding. My quest is different now, but the principle
While growing up my family always talked about ideas and compared opinions, thus I learned to think for myself. Also, I am analytical, I am able to identify weaknesses and take the initiative to improve them. While playing softball through my high school years, I deeply relied on these traits. I took on the role leader of the team was able to initiate changes that motivated the team improved the team’s success. These changes laid the groundwork of initiative that I can build on as a surgical physician’s assistant. I want to add my viewpoint to decisions and represent what is right for my