I believe I would be an excellent fit for MEDEX based on the mission statement. I believe I have the background that MEDEX is looking for and the experience to back it up. My education started out rough around the edges and overall does not look pleasing to the eye. I have, however decided not to give up because of past mistakes. In the last two years I have strived to be the best I can, everything from taking new courses to retaking old ones. I think my transcripts will prove my determination and motivation on how bad I want to become a Physician Assistant. I love medicine and I like helping people, and the best part is I am good at it. My core value would be my family and striving to make them proud and to be a good person in a world that seems lately has gone mad.…show more content… The main reason was if you have ever cared for someone or been in a situation where you don’t know what to do or just feel helpless it is incredibly frustrating. My first event on seeing actual trauma shocked me. Everyone goes through training on how to handle yourself but nothing really prepares you that first time. It happened to me while I was training in Los Angeles. It may sound minor but I was asked to give 1 mg of epinephrine during a code, however the doctor who asked me didn’t know I was a trainee and not a RN and I ended up freezing. I knew what epinephrine did but I wasn’t exactly confident behind the science and it wasn’t in my scope of practice to push meds. I wanted to help but I couldn’t. I didn’t want this scenario to happen again so once I got back to my duty station. I signed up for summer courses at the local
