Biomedical Science Personal Statement
From a glance the utter brilliance of the human body cannot be appreciated until it is analysed at a molecular level. It amazes me how every cell, tissue, and organ in the body communicates to maintain the body at an equilibrium.
Since the existence of humans, we have been prone to disease and illness. As the search of treatments for enduring diseases is growing faster than ever before, I find it exciting that through the knowledge we gain from research we can build a greater understanding of how the human body functions and develop treatments and initiatives that will improve the health of people all over the world. With this being said, I have come to the conclusion that my career must involve research as a major component in conjunction with patient care.
Biomedical Science appeals to me as it is a collaboration of learning and practical work, both of which I hugely enjoy. Throughout my current course, I have thoroughly enjoyed studying cell biology, genetics and disease and infection. I found great interest in cell biology and find it captivating how the smallest component of the human body is also the most important. Studying disease and infection has given me a real insight into how the human body responds to abnormality and defends itself against pathogens. A particular study which has …show more content…
The transferable skills I learnt whilst working are completely invaluable and will stay with me for life. During this period of work, I learnt how to speak Makaton; a communication aid used by adults with learning disabilities who have impaired hearing. In addition to this, I have attended a CPR training course in college which provided me with one of the most essential necessities; saving a life. Working and studying has allowed me to see first-hand the strength of communication between health professionals and has allowed me to develop key listening and observing
Since the existence of humans, we have been prone to disease and illness. As the search of treatments for enduring diseases is growing faster than ever before, I find it exciting that through the knowledge we gain from research we can build a greater understanding of how the human body functions and develop treatments and initiatives that will improve the health of people all over the world. With this being said, I have come to the conclusion that my career must involve research as a major component in conjunction with patient care.
Biomedical Science appeals to me as it is a collaboration of learning and practical work, both of which I hugely enjoy. Throughout my current course, I have thoroughly enjoyed studying cell biology, genetics and disease and infection. I found great interest in cell biology and find it captivating how the smallest component of the human body is also the most important. Studying disease and infection has given me a real insight into how the human body responds to abnormality and defends itself against pathogens. A particular study which has …show more content…
The transferable skills I learnt whilst working are completely invaluable and will stay with me for life. During this period of work, I learnt how to speak Makaton; a communication aid used by adults with learning disabilities who have impaired hearing. In addition to this, I have attended a CPR training course in college which provided me with one of the most essential necessities; saving a life. Working and studying has allowed me to see first-hand the strength of communication between health professionals and has allowed me to develop key listening and observing