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    Having the same exam diminishes the idea of a specialty being shown through oneself. In our world today, we have many individuals with a variety of specialties contributing to the creation of a society. Many successful people have careers in a field that requires only knowledge in what they work in and the fundamentals of the requisites they may have. Teachers or parents might argue how early start

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    Essay On Plastic Surgery

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    When I was ten years old, I was told I had to get plastic surgery. I was terrified and immediately burst into tears. I didn’t get upset because I was scared, but rather I thought that undergoing plastic surgery meant the doctor was going to cut a piece of my body out and replace it with plastic. I thought I was going to be part Barbie. I eventually came to terms with this crazy idea of mine only to learn plastic surgery was nothing like that. This is where my interest in becoming a physician began

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    Deciding on a career path is quite difficult, even I have not been able to decide on a career path yet. However, I am bearing in mind pediatric oncology, culinary, and cosmetology. The only cause of my second guessing in pediatric oncology is due to the amount of education needed, It will take a total of 14 years to major in pediatric oncology. Once I have completed those 14 years it will have been well worth it. The first career, I am looking into is pediatric oncology, Pediatric oncology is what

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    Becoming A Pediatrician

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    Pediatricians provide care to children. There’s plenty of requirements to becoming a Pediatrician. Pediatricians often work in intensive care units otherwise known as PICU along with pediatric nurses and other health care providers. They provide acute care to children and adolescents. They perform physical exams, diagnose illness and injury, also provide education and support to patient’s families (“How To Become a Pediatric Nurse.”). A lot of education and training is required to become a pediatrician

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    As you sit in the waiting room you notice all age groups of patients and families walking through the halls and waiting rooms. Getting called back into different units for all kinds of examinations and diagnosis all with their own problems and stories. Hospitals have up to around twenty one different care units. From the pediatric unit, down into the cardiac unit, and up the floor from the maternity unit. All units you see, or if you are a patient in the unit they do really try to give to the best

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    Pediatrician Overview

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    Overview of The Profession The following information provides an overview about becoming a pediatrician. In order to become a pediatrician, I will need to complete a four-year college degree to enter a medical school. Within that four years, I will be working towards my Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O) degree or a Doctor of Medicine (M.D) degree. As a pediatrician, my focus will be, to provide quality healthcare for infants, children and adolescents. I will not only be required to examine young patients

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    EMS originated from military medics helping wounded soldiers on the field during the civil war, this migrated to the civilian world slowly and the first ambulance was used in Cincinnati during 1865. Although there were some advances in the EMS field in the late 1800’s-1920’s, after World War II, EMS saw an increase in rescue squads, joint efforts with the fire stations and funeral homes as well as more private ambulances. The spike however, came in the 1960’s, early on the science of CPR was being

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    My desire to study medicine was kindled from experiences that taught me what medicine is. I had the opportunity to be in STEP NUS Sunburst Brain Camp, which was my first encounter with medicine. The theme of the camp was neuroscience, a new and challenging topic for me. The topic was unfamiliar, but I was undaunted as I was intrigued on how powerful yet mysterious the brain is. With my team members, we found out more about neuroscience, only to find myself discovering the joy of how my newfound knowledge

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    slowly and added other specialties in 1963. It has continued to expand over the years, and began to provide specialty and sub-specialty medical and surgical care in 1972. Medical Associates has also grown into a large tax paying medical group of forty physicians and two separate location in Middleboro and the eastern edge of Jasper which opened in 1972 and 1985 respectively. The practice was originally a single specialty practice but now has several specialties and sub-specialties in addition to ambulatory

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    A Career in Surgery

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    There are many stages and on the job training to become the highest level (“Careerinfonet.org” 5). “Surgical specialties require additional training of one to three years” (28). There are many different types of surgeons (28). Some of the types of surgeons are pediatric, orthopedic, neurological, and cardiothoracic (28). If one is willing to go through all the

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