Physician Assistant Acceptance Term Paper

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¶ … physician assistants at the Emory University Physicians Assistant Program. A letter of introduction and why this program MY CHOICE OF MENORY PHYSICIAN PROGRAM

The choice of being a physician's assistant has been one of my desires since the time that I was little and met my first physician's assistant. PA's are able to provide healthcare services under the supervision of a physician. Selecting this field will give me opportunity to diagnose illnesses and offer preventative healthcare services under the care of a physician. I will be part of a healthcare team that will take medical histories, examine and treat patients. This is part of the program that I am...

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I love people and have always wanted to take care of different people ranging from children to adults. As a physician assistant I will able to assist in treating minor injuries, such as sprained wrists to setting a cast. The opportunity to help others is important in my goal of being a physician assistant. It is my desire to graduate and become a physician assistant in a rural town close to some of my family. The opportunity to treat others and give back part of what I have received is exciting to me.
This field is a marketable field that has approximately 58,000 jobs a year. This offers primary care in areas such as general internal medicine, pediatrics,…

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