Take on challenges for a doctor career
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FOR as long as I can remember, I’ve only wanted to become either a doctor or a vet.
By talking to some medical students and doctors and browsing the Internet through endless nights, I realize that training for a medical career is an unbelievably hard process.
Medical schools are highly competitive and only enrol students with the best academic results. Students who manage to graduate will have to choose their speciality and face the pressure of stepping out into the ever-changing world of medical practice.
I am going to try my best to secure a future I will be grateful for, a future where I do what I really love to do: discovering the wonders and capabilities of the human body, watching the relief in the face of a patient and relatives when you tell them they have nothing to worry about, and helping someone through a difficult stage and down the road to recovery.
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