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Statement Of Purpose: A Day In The Life

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A Day in the Life Application Questions
Why is participating in the A Day in the Life at the VNA important to you?
Acceptance and participation in the A Day in the Life program at the VNA is important to me because I have a very strong interest in the medical field. This program will be an incredible opportunity for me to explore and experience what it’s like to work in a medical setting. I am very dedicated to educating myself on how to interact with people, and to learn crucial skills that are needed for the practice of medicine. I have never completed a program like this before, and having a chance to shadow medical professionals is incredible, and I want to seize every opportunity I get to help me pursue my career.
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They provide healthcare in the setting of the patient’s home, which allows it to be affordable, and comfortable for the patients. The VNA offers a numerous range of allied health professionals, such as therapists, and counselors.
What are your education and career goals?
My education goal is to graduate high school, and attend college. I plan on completing three or four years of college then, applying to medical school. My ultimate goal is to attend medical school as an undergraduate, with three years of college. I am still unsure of what my major will be, and thus this is why this opportunity is very crucial to further my plan for the future. I am still undecided regarding my career path, because I do not know what subfield I want to specialize in. But one thing for certain is that I want to work in the medical field.
How do you think that this opportunity to attend A Day in the Life at the VNA can help you reach your goals? *
Attending this program will help me to gain experience and knowledge regarding healthcare in general, and with my decision of a specialty. Nursing could be a potential career path for me, and this opportunity will help me decide. This opportunity can also help by allowing me to understand what it’s like to treat and care for people, and how I can further my services of care through

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