Notes

One thing I realized in my time teaching in Japan was that it was always one of the greatest feelings to see a client succeed. Whether it be a presentation, a business trip, or just a team meeting, their appreciation and the rapport I built with them was worth all of the hard work. Over time, I realized it was the doctors and other medical professionals that I enjoyed teaching the most. They had presentations about topics I had never heard of, and they would teach me as much as I taught them. They ranged from presenting about SILS (single incision laparoscopic surgery) to multiple catheter intervention techniques for BTK (below the knee) lesions.

There are few things better in life than learning that you are helping to save lives, even indirectly. That makes me imagine what it is like to directly save lives. Moreover, Medical Physics combines the two areas of study that I find the most fascinating; physics and anatomy. I regularly enjoy watching physics videos to learn about the different concepts and even study anatomy in my free time for my clients and my future. My hunger for knowledge is neverending, and these subjects provide for an unlimited feast.

After looking at all the programmes, I also appreciate the amount of creativity allowed. Of course I'd be interested in Clinical Practice and Ionising Imaging. However, the one that stands out the most is ...., because we make our own medical devices. While I have the mathematical skills required, I also ...