Why a Doctor?

[the-algebraist]

The question was `Why a doctor?`

There isn't a whole of deduction required to realise that my answer is in relation to the question.

I also spoke about helping them `get better`.

My personal statement is complete, and is far more expressive than my post. But that can be attributed to my first point. There was a question asked, why ignore that when reading my answer?O.o

[Gizmo says -]

ok, why is it specific to medicine? Could you tell me how people who are scared of their conditions, and confused about their medication relates to plumbing, in any way, shape or form?

Or perhaps about how you could not read an unwillingness to sit by and watch. as caring about the situation and therefore wanting to be a part of the solution.

Also, not everyone is cut out for the medical career, or any other career for that matter. But the number of successful candidates for medicine is lower than most other professions

Sometimes people on this forum are too literal for their own good:P

Cheers

you didnt mention medication actually, you just added that to back up your own lost argument.

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There are a lot of scared and confused people, who are in no position to help themselves. Some of us are capable of retaining knowledge can that can help them get better, and be less afraid.


I am motivated by my unwillingness to sit by and watch any more.

the word 'plumbing' was brought direct to mind by your quote, in fact.

[Drnic]

What do you believe the purpose of this question is though?
If you are not clear you will be critised and finding the unique thing(s) about medicine is important for interview so if you actually said that at interview don't be shocked to be challenged or score lowly at least for that response