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…
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When I am not practicing medicine or cooking, I mostly sing and dance, and pray: a classic Caribbean woman. The oldest of three siblings, I had to shoulder responsibility at a very young age, and this has helped to make me strong. As a result, I thirst for even greater levels of responsibility sinc…
Despite the substantial hurdles one needs to cross to enter medical school in my homeland, I succeeded. Since I was a teenager, I have had an intense interest in life sciences, and was ready to commit myself to the path of medicine. With hard work and unwavering dedication, I earned among the highe…
My somewhat idyllic childhood, rural, and peaceful, unfolded on a small family farm outside of Andale, Kansas, where I learned the values of hard work, dedication, perseverance, and the courage to maintain integrity to one's ideals and dreams. I have carried these values through my medical training…
My approach to medicine follows my approach to running: do as MUCH as you can, as OFTEN as you can, and as WELL as you can. I started running about seven years ago to stay fit and relieve stress. I set my own goals and schedules, and I ran my first 10-mile road race almost before I knew it. Last f…
My decision to enter medicine is a coalescence of several driving forces. My admiration and respect for doctors and their noble work are my primary reasons. The other is the simple fact that the vast ocean of knowledge, the continual advances in treatment, and the ability to cure disease fascinate…
