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I Want To Pursue My Master's Degree In Biomedical Science

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Nine years ago, after draining labs, countless hours spent studying and next to no sleep I finally earned accomplished one of the most challenging goals I have ever set out for myself, earning my master’s degree in Biomedical Science. Since my graduation I have put my education to work. I have opened up my own practice where I specialize in guiding athletes to recovery post injury. Working with dedicated athletes has not only motivated me to make my health a priority but, through seeing these athletes drive and dedication to get their healthy bodies back, cause me to be grateful and thank God each and every day for my health. The most rewarding aspect of my job is knowing that I have the ability to improve someone else’s quality of life. Nothing motivates me more than seeing my patients come in for their check-ups and hear how, already they are back in gym preparing to get back out on the field. …show more content…

As much as I am honored to say even after a long day of work I am able to go home with a smile on my face because I am doing what I love, nothing compares to the sensation of putting a smile on someone else’s face. As Albert Pine says “what we do for ourselves dies with us, what we do for others and the world remains and is immortal.” This is a quote I have learned to live by. I have used my vast knowledge of the medical field to help those in struggling areas. I have traveled around the world to places like Haiti, Nicaragua, Belize and Ethiopia, dedicating my time to caring for the sick that are unable to afford medical care for themselves. I believe nothing more valuable can be done with your time that serving the less

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