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AZCOM: My Pursuit Of Osteopathic Medicine

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AZCOM offers me the best chance to develop into the physician that I strive to become. The philosophy of study at this medical school is one that I agree with. Having experienced how patients are treated on a daily basis, I have learned how the average patient consists of more than a list of symptoms. There are multiple aspects to each case that must be accounted for in order to derive an effective diagnosis. I choose to pursue Osteopathic medicine because of its' preventative philosophy of treatment and the emphasis placed on the nervous and musculoskeletal systems. I am certain that AZCOM can provide me with the best education in these regards and can provide me with the oppurtinity to evolve into a compassionate and respectable

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