Astrology is based on calculations of planetary positions at the time of birth which reflects one's karma. This helps in charting out a road map for an individual with possibilities at each step

I seek a surgical residency program that offers its residents exposure to a vast array of surgical cases while also allowing for research experience. I believe I will be a great asset to any residency program and will contribute my vibrant energy and quality patient care through my enthusiasm, adherent values, optimism, unceasing work ethic, and my persistent desire to teach as well as to learn. My professional experiences thus far have molded me into a doctor who establishes a great rapport with staff as well as patients.

Compassion and a holistic approach to medicine remain quintessential for patient care. During my rotations, I took advantage of opportunities to learn from my patients both at the bedside and through independent reading. As a senior student, I prepared learning capsules that I presented to my team. This taught me to synthesize and communicate information efficiently. Beyond that, I took courses outside of the formal curriculum such as a point-of-care ultrasound course to improve my ultrasound procedural skills. When we no longer had any curative interventions to offer patients, I learned that acknowledging the patients’ suffering and being present for them in their most vulnerable time can ease their pain. As a resident at [name of school], I will continue my dedication to academic excellence and compassionate, patient-centered care in my efforts to care for my patients

As I learned and modeled the different roles of an internist, I also learned a lot about myself. I learned of my thirst for knowledge, of my desire to treat as well as to heal the patient, and of my urge to be a leader in my community. These characteristics will play a defining role in my residency. I also learned of my passion for acute medicine. After my residency, I hope to further subspecialize in cardiology. As a future cardiologist, I aim to provide patient-centered care, conduct research, continue my community engagement, and act as a role model to future generation.

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Medical school has been a time of profound personal, emotional, and, intellectual growth. My journey has been molded by the passing of my grandparents, the gratefulness of patients I have encountered, and the example of inspiring attending physicians. After having the opportunity to rotate through many specialties as a student, I believe what has been said by many: “I

I have been further inspired by my attendings during my rotations. Despite managed care time restraints, I physicians who took the time to explain and give comfort to their patients.

I have been inspired to continue my education in internal medicine in a strong academic residency program. I would also like to complete a fellowship following my completion of residency with plans to practice in an urban or suburban environment. I look forward to a career in internal medicine with the hope to provide compassionate care, to receive intellectual stimulation, and to build life-long friendships with patients and colleagues.

Throughout my medical training, I have enjoyed learning from great teachers who taught me to think, and who made the process of learning challenging as well as fun. On a personal level, I find my time away from medicine rejuvenating as well in spending time traveling, creative preparation and presentation of ethnic foods and being with my husband enables me to return to work refreshed. .

I am enthusiastic to train at a program that involves clinical practice, education, and research. It is my sincere hope that I will continue to grow as a physician, not only in my knowledge base and procedural skills, but also in my humanistic attributes: to demonstrate compassion, integrity, and respect to my patients. I perceive the medical education and practice as a place not just to survive, but also to thrive.

My one-year internship and subsequent 20 months of employment at a local hospital as an internist provided me with extensive hands-on clinical experience. Particularly this stretch equipped me with competency required in handling emergency cases as well as ambulatory and in-patient care. As a result I am certain I have the hard work ethics required of internists. There are other important lessons I have learned during my clinical experience as well.  I now recognize that, throughout a physician’s career, one is a teacher as well as a student and must always possess the zest to learn and take steps for the development of the field. I also value the emphasis internal medicine stresses on prevention which is the cornerstone of cost effective health care.

I want to pursue a program that champions the cause of academic and clinical teaching, and emphasizes research by residents. I want to work in a hospital that nurtures a healthy learning environment based on open communication and where faculty and residents work as a team. I will deliver to my residency program my distinct earnestness, sincerity and unflinching hard work. My aspiration is to follow up my residency with a fellowship and to be an academician in a teaching hospital.

I believe that I have the drive and judgment to embark on this inspiring and challenging journey. I am preserving and enthusiastic enough to outshine at any venture and have the compassion and dedication towards medicine that will carry me forward. From my family I have learned the values of hard work, honesty and commitment to my goals. I eagerly await a new set of opportunities and challenges helping me into becoming a better physician, who has the skills and compassion, to treat each patient with my highest capacity.

I have learned from my experiences in this wonderful country, that there is no better place in the world to perform medical research or to have access to the best treatments for my patients. For these reasons, I intend to pursue my career in academic medicine in the United States as an internist. Completing an internal medicine residency will be a great value for my future career. I feel that, as an internist, my cultural background and life experiences will allow me to gain the trust and respect from minority patients and to provide more valuable access and service to those patients.

Medical school has been a time of profound personal, emotional, and, intellectual growth.

I have been further inspired by my attendings during my rotations. Despite managed care time restraints, I physicians who took the time to explain and give comfort to their patients. These were the doctors I would like to become someday: doctors who are knowledgeable and skilled, thorough but efficient, and acting as compassionate allies in a place where there is pressure to discharge patients as quickly as possible.

n my career I plan to be a strong advocate for my patients, while also being an advocate for physicians in the increasingly complex and difficult world of medicine.

Through my experiences in tennis, volunteer organizations, and research, I have developed many skills that are vital for an internal medicine residency. I feel I am a logical thinker with excellent decision making skills. My passion for medicine, my disciplined work-ethic and my sense of self confidence have allowed me to conquer every challenge that has come my way. I now look forward to the next few years of my life which will bring a new set of challenges, a new set of patients and a new opportunity for me to grow, not only as a doctor but also as a human being. I eagerly await to embrace all of them.