What Is My Dream Job Essay

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As of this moment, everyone my age is either not in college with or without a job, or they are in college trying to work their way up the success bar. Now I do not judge anyone for what kind of life style they want to choose, but I am definitely one of those people that pretty much has their whole life planned out. From what college I go to and what I major in, to what dream job I will one day have ten, maybe even five to six years from now. Success is my middle name and I plan to own it. In present day, I am at a four-year university and I am majoring in Nursing. I work a part time job on the weekends; I am a carhop at Sonic and it is only the weekends because my job is an hour away but it pays good and my boss is very flexible. My job is …show more content…

Ever since I was twelve I knew I wanted to be in the Air Force for something but I never knew what that something was. I always downed myself saying I wasn’t good at anything so I never knew what job I wanted. I always figured I would just go into computers like my step father but that all changed my senior year of high school. For one of my classes I got to take on a job on base to see what it like to work there. I picked the hospital because I was curious how things worked over there and I was never interested in it but wanted to know more. That is when my entire life changed, this is what I would call the climax of the story because this is my turning …show more content…

I spent the whole year volunteering there like I was one of the doctor’s technicians; they did not just put me in one spot neither. Throughout my senior year I had worked in family health, pediatrics, neurology, the E.R., immunizations, and OB/GYN. Out of all of the places they put me to watch, learn and work I had fallen in love with gynecology. It is just something about helping pregnant women see their babies and helping women get on birth control I like. I found it fascinating to check women’s cervixes for cancer and give women procedures if they had a cyst on their ovary. It was amazing to help women in need and I did not even know that I could fall in love with something in the medical field. This job is also fun because it was a mystery of who would walk in next with their issue and to find out what it was, was so amazing. One time a woman walked in to see the doctor, I was spectating at this point, she said that her breast where bothering her and that they were kind of itchy, then she showed us. I thought to myself, oh that yeast, she has a yeast infection on her boobs and she needs to get it treated because its passing from her baby and back to her because she is breastfeeding. Then the doctor said out loud exactly what I was thinking! That was one of the best moments of my life; gynecology is so

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