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In the essay on the profession   of medicine , sir Williams Oslar  writes that’s the  medical field  strives for time , “when there  should be  no more  unnecessary  death ,when sorrow and  crying should be no  more , and there should not be  any  more pain.” I  think  its  important for every physician  to  keep  in  mind these basic  goals in  mind no matter  he or she enters. Clearly my grasp of information  the foundation of my medical  education , is only part of what would make  me an  effective  of  my medical education, is only part of what will make  me an effective physician.

Growing up, I  spend most  of  my childhood and latescence  living with a large family, it was there that I  learned  a great deal  of dedicating your life taking good care  of people  around  you , the commitment and the importance of  a strong loving family these values  continue to be very  important to  me . I believe they manifest themselves in both my personal life and personal ethic.

The most appealing aspect of the internal medicine is the opportunities of close pts contact I found in this specialty. One of the main reasons of entering medicine was my desire to work closely with the people. Opportunities to teach and counsel pt's families, to take a few moments to listen, and to provide personal assurance is important to me.

When clinics began in the fourth year of medical school, I found that it was that I naturally attracted to spending time in the medical ward. Often I would arrive early in the morning before the general round started to elicit patients’ history and perform clinical examination. Each time I sat to a pt, I was just amazed that how small changes in the signs and symptoms could lead to different interpretations from one pts to another. knowing myself enjoying solving  complex problems in a systemic and methodical manner, with the wide variety of physiological  system that human  body contains I found each pts as an intellectually challenge to set the differential diagnoses and reach the write diagnoses and the best means of treatment that I would offer to him. 

During my internal medicine rotations, I worked with the variety of pts, from a range of economic, social and cultural backgrounds, and featuring wide range of conditions. While I mastered the technique of taking pts history and performing examination, each patient taught me something new.

Throughout my medical school and clinical rotations, I have found countless professors and physicians who were exceptionally willing to share their knowledge and experience with me. I have also come to learn that being a teacher is very critical part of being a physician. Education goes beyond attending and their students and residents, it also cares over the patients.

Explaining, communicating and helping individuals understand and cope with their illness is an integral part of practicing medicine.

As I look forward of my training in internal medicine I’m looking for a residency program that will challenge me to continue  to develop  my  skills to built on  my  medical  school experience and reward my  continuing  desire to  learn.