My Personal Mission Statement. It is my mission to live a life of positivity, integrity, compassion, perseverance and gratitude. To remain committed to my Jewish values and way of life. And to make the world a more meaningful place through developing significant relationships with those around me. My Personal Philosophy I am a strong willed teenager who knows what I want and what I stand for.
Even though paramedics don’t really safe lives they do a lot for many people and I want the chance to help people out. My interest for wanting to be in the medical field also caught my attention because my mom always pushed the idea of me becoming a doctor or a nurse so that made me research and want to learn more about how to be in the medical field.
It is not easy getting here but getting here is worth it. When a student makes it to medical school 99 percent of the time, that student will graduate and become a doctor. The first two years of Medical School are mainly focused on basic medical sciences such as human anatomy, physiology, chemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, and neuroanatomy. The last two years of medical school are mainly focused on the “hands-on” experience. During these years the student takes classes such as internal medicine, radiology, cardiology, surgery, and emergency medicine.
Mission Statement and Personal Philosophy Shannon Girnun 12Q Personal Philosophy My personal philosophy of life is to be kind, generous, helpful and honest. I strive as much as I can to be like this and go by the saying if I want other people to be nice to me I must be nice back, “ what goes around comes around”. I believe that life is about growing, whether it be physically or mentally, by doing this we continually learn more and more about ourselves, who we are and what we are about. Life can be scary and life can be full of hardships but, I believe that in order to succeed in life you must see hardships and bad times as just another obstacle or challenge to get through and I try see things in as much of a positive manner as possible. Quotes such as “It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light” , “Change your thoughts and change your world” and “Believe you can and you’re halfway there” all inspire me and keep me in a positive frame of mind as well as the words and meanings from these quotes match up with many of my beliefs.
My hope is that getting a job in the medical field before graduate school will give me more first hand experience with the science of the human body. I think I would enjoy working in a lab or with children if possible. As a CNA, I would prefer not to work in geriatrics, but it is likely that I may work with more elderly people. My goal is to find a job at Salina Regional Health or a similar health practice with my CNA training, or biology degree, in order to use my health knowledge and people
There are different ways to define “good.” You could say that someone is good at sports or singing, but that doesn’t mean they’re good person. Neither does it mean they are a bad person either. Being a good person is doing what’s right, and being kind as well as generous, some would say it’s your personality that makes you a good person. Well, why should someone be good, if there is no law you have to follow telling you to do so? There is a simple answer to this question: it is the right thing to do.
If you're interested in becoming a medical assistant, talk to a medical assistant and ask a lot of questions. Watch someone for the day their job. Make sure you go to an accredited school and be careful that you have transferable credits. It's important to become a certified medical assistant. Some medical assistant schools train their students to take the exam while in school.
I want to become a Medical Assistant because I enjoy helping others, and making them feel better. Medical Assistant is not just a career for me, it’s a goal that I will achieve with much pride and honor, and prove wrong those people who keep telling me that I’m not going to make it. I’m not really good in science, but I’m going to push myself to try hard to achieve my goal. Don’t ever let anyone label you, be your own kind of person and make the “impossible” possible. I know that it’s not going to be easy because of all the things you have to learn and memorize to become a Medical Assistant.
• In the beginning of trying to set career goals you will not have any idea where you want to reach for. Even if you would have ideas they will be vague and will lack clarity. So, expect that. • Even if your career goals are set for professional achievements, make sure that they are your personal goals. What we mean by that is don't set any career goals because you think people around you want these things from you.
It will help me figure out where I want to go into the medical field. There are so many options in the medical field, and this program will be able to help narrow down that options I have. This program will also take me out of my comfort zone and help me become a leader. I have really bad anxiety and am often nervous to be put into a place where I know no one. The program I did in John Hopkins was a terrifying experience for me, but it really helped me be able to function in environments where I know no one.