Essay On Becoming A Doctor

When I was a boy I used to see my father come home from a long day of work. Although exhausted, he used to have a feeling of satisfaction. He loved his profession: being a doctor. It was right then that I made up my mind that I would become a doctor like my father. I was blessed by having parents who were both well-known doctors in United Arab Emirates, as they guided me to get admission into one of the most prestigious medical schools of Pakistan. As I started learning more and more about the mysteries of medicine, I started to see that I had made the right choice. I did not find learning tedious, rather I enjoyed it, to the point where text books were not enough. So I went to perform a Cardiology elective at Rhode Island Hospital,Brown

I have been an active member of Amcolian Blood Donor Society and have arranged several blood camps. I am also a member of ARTHOS (Always Ready To Help Others) and our team helps bring smiles on faces of the less lucky among us, the orphans and neglected people. I have taken time out of my busy schedule to take part in Volunteer work like Takatof and Volunteer in UAE. My interaction with the people with disabilities and those who do not have resources to get healthcare made me aware of the wide role a physician can play in the community. It inspired me to dedicate more time for those who lack resources or access to

I feel myself to be an ambitious, disciplined, confident, committed doctor and a logical thinker who wishes to pursue a competitive fellowship in the future. have travelled a lot since my childhood and I have seen culturally and socio-economically diverse group of populations. Thus I can adapt quickly and easily get acquainted with people of different societies and backgrounds.Given my outstanding academic achievements, good clinical acumen and the determination to excel I feel I will be able to both learn and contribute to your program and wholeheartedly embrace the challenges that come with