“How dilated is she?”
“She came in at six centimeters, and her contractions are becoming more regular” Amy replies
I run a vaginal exam, and realize Mrs. Harris is now too far along to receive an epidural. At an instant another contraction. …show more content…
Well now here I am all grown up, and it is time for me to make my final decision. I have had my eyes set on becoming a Obstetrician Gynaecologist for many years now, and I believe it is the perfect career plan for me. I want to achieve great things, I want to help people, and bring new lives into this world. I have taken every child development class that I am offered, and it is something that never loses my interest, and I am truly passionate about. I know that with this job things do not always turn out the way it is planned, but I am ready to be there when it gets tough. I strongly feel I have what it takes to be a part of this profession, and I am ready to fight to get there. My education is very important to me. I am very interested in attending the college of St. Scholastica for my undergraduate in Pre Med, and from there I intend to go the University of Minnesota for my doctorate degree. I am a very dedicated person, and I know that I can reach my goal by taking one step at a time. I want to become as qualified as I can be by someday furthering my education beyond just being licensed. I believe women should receive the best care they can get. So why should I limit myself to the bare minimum? Setting my goals for myself high gives me determination and incentive to reach my full