The Importance Of Professionalism To Personality

It can often be difficult to connect professionalism to personality, but I believe that personality traits are what will influence my drive to succeed in the program. Personally, I choose to pursue new endeavors with attitudes of confidence, reflectiveness, commitment, and integrity. My work experience as a therapy technician and as an undergraduate student has allowed me to exercise these skills and behaviors. These principles shape my capability to act professionally in needed environments. In addition, they are significant in revealing my characteristics as a well-rounded individual. In my observation, it has been the group of students and therapists who reflect such characteristics that I have learned from the most and looked up to.

Working in a medical school hospital, I’ve had many interactions with physical therapy students. They all represent their program well, but not all appear as confident as the rest. As a physical therapy student, demonstrating confidence is the key to succeeding. While completing my degree at Texas Woman’s University, many of my exercise science lab courses required the completion of practical exams, in which I was to

It is at my discretion that I seek to attend the doctoral program and become a physical therapist. This profession empowers people to regain their independence in ways that for many, may not seem possible. It is my utmost desire and aspiration to help improve and restore physical and functional movement to all persons in need. I am the one who seeks to practice evidence-based treatments and be part of scientific growth within the field. Therefore, it is my responsibility in the context of professionalism, to show a committed attitude at all times in the program. As competitive and vigorous the program may be, I believe that I am an exceptional candidate with the right determination who will represent the profession