Essay On I Want To Be Anesthesiologist

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Herbert A. Simon said, “The choices we make lead up to actual experiences. It is one thing to decide to climb a mountain. It is quite another to be on top of it.” As we are about to graduate and go on to choose not just jobs, but careers, we need to commit to a decision. I have always been thinking of what I wanted to be since I could talk, whether it’s an actress, writer, teacher, or doctor. As graduation is approaching, I have recently chosen to follow the path into the medical field under anesthesiology. Being a doctor would be the right choice for me because I have a strong passion for helping others, the salary is sufficient, it would allow enough vacation time for travel, and I have been blessed with the determination and mind to go through medical school then on into a hospital. Ever since I was a young child running around on the playground, I have wanted nothing more than to help people. If there was ever a kid that scraped their knee or bruised an arm on the swings, I was always the first one rushing to them with Band-Aids and ice. The primary purpose of being an anesthesiologist, the field of medicine I want to go into, is to ease to pain before, during, and after care and surgery. They are the first people to meet with the patient, they’re there throughout the entire surgery, and deal with the …show more content…

That’s because it usually a bunch of doctors or lawyers living there, as they are normally the few able to afford them. According to Sokanu.com, the average salary for an anesthesiologist in the state of Texas is $352,518. I personally have a very expensive taste, Ugg boots, Calvin Kline, Jimmy Choo, and Vera Wang are all dream closet-fillers. On the average American salary of $81,400, you really cannot fill your closet with Hollywood brands while going on first-class flights. Being an anesthesiologist, I can do all of the things that make me

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