In pursuing a residency in Internal Medicine at this University, several factors give rise to this application. Most important is my experience in IM; I have demonstrated a great deal of resolve and determination in reaching the stage at which I am making this application by broadening and deepening…
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A curious and outgoing person who enjoys myriad intellectual challenges, it has been natural for me to embrace internal medicine as my profession. While I have always strived to master a constantly deeper understanding of each sub-area of internal medicine, I have also embraced the goal of becoming …
My insatiable curiosity for medicine dates from the age of sixteen, when my father was diagnosed with three-vessel coronary artery disease. I was moved by his suffering and that of other patients, and these experiences resulted in my choice of a career in medicine as my life’s cause. I hope to join …
I was born, raised, studied, and qualified in India and have been in the US since May 2010, gaining clinical experience. I am especially interested in Internal Medicine and seek to complete a residency in that specialty with a view, ultimately, to return to India to open a hospital offering high-qua…
Since childhood, my enthusiasm has empowered me to excel at school. I always wanted to have goals and ambitions as perfect as arrows in archery, aiming at the circle's center. Consequently, I chose biology though many choices were open to me. Moreover, there appeared no better way of applying scient…
Growing up in the southern part of Nigeria, I was always a diligent student with diverse interests. In particular, I excelled in the sciences and dreamed of becoming a doctor, someone who could cure my sick mother. I developed great admiration and respect for physicians visiting my mother when she w…
A 39-year-old Arab woman, I am an Egyptian, an accomplished physician, a wife, and a mother, and I now live in New Jersey. A researcher, an accomplished geneticist, and a General Practitioner, fluent in English, I am completing my doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine next year. And I am now ready to b…
If there is one thing that I have come to appreciate in my many years in the medical profession, it is that no matter how much we think, we know there will always be something new to learn. When I first started out along my chosen career path, I was determined to be the best doctor I could possibly …
A wise mentor once taught me the secret behind internal medicine’s role as a specialty within medicine. Its non-surgical key to being a diagnostic discipline lies in expert history-taking and skilled patient examination. Simple, but true; this observation by a compassionate doctor from my native cit…
As doctors, the understanding we take from the lecture hall or textbook is but a fraction of our learning and must be closely integrated with practice. It is as the Chinese saying, “Tell me, and I forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I understand.” To this end, I have spent the pa…
Growing up in India, watching my father, a physician, tend to the people of our community day or night. I always wanted to become a doctor as well; my father was my most excellent role model and principal encouragement. His unflappable calm under stress, hard-working nature, and his progressive app…
As I write this, I think about the thousands of miles I have traveled in pursuit of the finest medical education, and exposure. I often wonder when people speak of healthcare disparities if they can ever truly grasp what it means. Having gone to medical school in India, I remember with great clarit…
Internal Medicine was first introduced to me, in the clinical sense, during my internship rotations. It was through this rotation that I came to realize how much I was emotionally and psychologically involved in the process of diagnosis, management, and follow-up. I was fascinated by the sheer dive…
