英國醫(yī)藥類專業(yè)留學個人陳述33.

　　英國的醫(yī)藥產業(yè)發(fā)展一直處于世界領先地位，去英國留學讀醫(yī)藥專業(yè)無疑會大大提高學生的能力和競爭力，因此有越來越多同學申請英國醫(yī)藥類專業(yè)課程。在英國留學申請過程中，英國留學個人陳述的寫作非常關鍵。接下來，我們將給大家提供一些醫(yī)藥相關專業(yè)英國留學個人陳述PS優(yōu)秀范文，希望對大家的英國大學此類專業(yè)申請有所幫助。

　　Medicine personal statement

　　The human body is a very remarkable thing, especially how the food and medication are processed. When we get hurt or injured our body outstandingly recovers. Astrid Alauda once said "Your body is a temple, but only if you treat it as one". There is no truer fact in life; I appreciate this so much I always do my best to look after myself and I want to be able to do the same for others. A few years ago when I saw a family member lying in the hospital bed with an oxygen mask over his face I felt hopeless and scared. The fragility of the human condition swept over me. I realized at this point, not only the enormous responsibility of the health care team, but of the ability of the health care team to play their part and deliver their knowledge with compassion and professionalism. My desire to become a doctor stems largely from this event. It is when my real caricature pops out and confidence regardless of what or who I am dealing with.

　　I come from a very successful family. My father is the director of administrative affairs at King Abdulaziz Hospital and Oncology Center. All of my four brothers are in college in different fields and so are my cousins.

　　When I started my college education at King Abdulaziz University, I faced a lot of hard materials and topics, but I ended up doing just fine. Our Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences offers a Bachelor&aposs degree in Medical Laboratory Technology. The program consists of five years. In the first year, we study basic sciences like physics, chemistry, biology and some medical technology skills. The second and third year is the core of our medical bases, where we study molecular biology with genetics-my favorite subject- beside immunology, microbiology, histopathology and virology. The fourth year is more professional; we apply our knowledge to the actual laboratory work under supervision of course. Where the fifth year is based on our interests (internship year) we choose a hospital and practice for six months as our major(mine was molecular virology at a bio-safety level three research facility) and two other minors divided over three months each (in my case I took microbiology and molecular diagnostics biology).

　　Molecular virology was my very first amazing experience in the medical field. My graduation research was "Prevention Measure of Dengue Fever in Jeddah". When Jeddah was stroked by dengue fever mosquitoes, our job was to prevent the constant raise of the dengue mosquitos&apos population. It was amazing to apply our book knowledge to applied work using state of art technology like RNA extraction, amplification (polymerase chain reaction PCR) and cell culture. I was involved in a lot of other researches too, like rotavirus. In the end, I felt really great to be part of a successful team bringing my personal ideas, experience and communication skills to talk to other students or researchers, even salesmen to discus certain products or ideas.I was responsible for the team&aposs performance, arranging training sessions and raising the team&aposs spirits which greatly enhanced my leadership and organizational skills.

　　Effective communication skills are vital for the doctor as an integral part of the community. My time at the Blood Bank has strengthened my confidence when dealing with people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds in a variety of customer or donor situations. I function well in busy environments, under pressure and with deadlines. I am also able to speak fluent Arabic (native speaker) and English, which gives me more opportunity to speak to people in their own language.

　　One of the reasons why I chose your facility to continue my post graduate studies in molecular oncology is because of its proficiency and the well deserved reputation over the years, so I can enhance both my knowledge and appreciation of science.

　　I am determined to fulfill my ambition to become a medical doctor. Throughout the past few years, this deep-seated aspiration has only strengthened with time. My dedication towards helping others will guide me through the life-long acquisition of knowledge and experience. Through compassion and diligence, I will strive to make a valued contribution to both society and the medical profession itself. It is the challenge, gratification and satisfaction of being a doctor and opportunity to develop the core values and adapt them to the dynamic profession of medicine that is my ultimate goal.