I was actually giving up on my dream which is being a doctor. After Kobe's death, I somehow found that basketball is such an amazing and interesting sports. And I started to dream of being a doctor again, but NBA team doctor this time. 2020 is my last year of high school and I am gonna do my best to get into medical school and work for NBA teams in the future. I want this so bad and I will never give up even though I was born and lived my whole life in South Korea. I will make it. And this video really inspired me and I think this kind of videos will let me keep going and feel motivated.
My dream is to be a WNBA Head team doctor because I love watching women’s basketball even though I don’t play it. I feel like they should have the same amount of care as the NBA because sometimes they don’t get that because they are not on the level as the NBA because the league does have the amount of money as the NBA. I also just want to be there for the players because at least they can know that they are cared for and someone is there to support them if something happens.
You have to be ultra sharp, quick thinking and quick but precise movements will save lives when those events happen, like swallowing tongues for example
Just a few centuries ago I worked through the most difficult times of my life . THe pain from having to loss my father loss my significant campion and a diagnosis of lupus made for a spiraling effect of despair. MEdicine was my only work refuge. I had studied specific measures of different modalities . SAVING Lives was the directive. NOW I simple pray that GOD will give me answers to bionic measures of super humans. Testing zygote genes referencing medical journals and compassionate Acess for new treatment regimens. TodAy you calmed my mind with this presentation. THANKS
Have you taken literally any part of Med school. If not you have no idea. Also if you want to be on a male sports team you are at a disadvantage as a women, as unfair as that is.
4 years of high school, 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 4-5 years of residency, 1 year of fellowship and then you’re qualified... really really long
@AZMIR MARKOVIC 9840 2021 you have to do pre-med as an undergraduate degree and after medschool you do residency in pediatrics,family medicine,internal medicine,emergency medicine which is all 3 years you have to do a fellowship in primary care sports medicine which is an one year course
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I was actually giving up on my dream which is being a doctor. After Kobe's death, I somehow found that basketball is such an amazing and interesting sports. And I started to dream of being a doctor again, but NBA team doctor this time. 2020 is my last year of high school and I am gonna do my best to get into medical school and work for NBA teams in the future. I want this so bad and I will never give up even though I was born and lived my whole life in South Korea. I will make it. And this video really inspired me and I think this kind of videos will let me keep going and feel motivated.
i believe in you !!!!!!!
How are you going with your goals?
My dream is to be a WNBA Head team doctor because I love watching women’s basketball even though I don’t play it. I feel like they should have the same amount of care as the NBA because sometimes they don’t get that because they are not on the level as the NBA because the league does have the amount of money as the NBA. I also just want to be there for the players because at least they can know that they are cared for and someone is there to support them if something happens.
Same dream here
Any tips on how to bro ?
this is my future job....thank you for putting a perspective of it for me!
want to be a sports physician so bad
same
You have to be ultra sharp, quick thinking and quick but precise movements will save lives when those events happen, like swallowing tongues for example
My mother is a veterinarian technician. I learned this lesson from her early on. I'm becoming a sports medicine physician.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sports_medicine
Very sincere thoughts. Really appreciate it !
I bet he was going throught some difficult decision making period at the time he was giving this interview...
This is my dream job, especially with the NFL
Just a few centuries ago I worked through the most difficult times of my life . THe pain from having to loss my father loss my significant campion and a diagnosis of lupus made for a spiraling effect of despair. MEdicine was my only work refuge. I had studied specific measures of different modalities . SAVING Lives was the directive. NOW I simple pray that GOD will give me answers to bionic measures of super humans. Testing zygote genes referencing medical journals and compassionate Acess for new treatment regimens. TodAy you calmed my mind with this presentation. THANKS
I participated in Student athletic training and now I really want to become a sports medicine physician! 👩🏾⚕️
What college courses did you take?
Have you taken literally any part of Med school. If not you have no idea. Also if you want to be on a male sports team you are at a disadvantage as a women, as unfair as that is.
Would be so amazing.
my dream job is to be a sports medicine orthopedic physician!!
How do you get into the profession of being a physican in professional league sports ?
4 years of high school, 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school, 4-5 years of residency, 1 year of fellowship and then you’re qualified... really really long
@AZMIR MARKOVIC 9840 2021 you have to do pre-med as an undergraduate degree and after medschool you do residency in pediatrics,family medicine,internal medicine,emergency medicine which is all 3 years you have to do a fellowship in primary care sports medicine which is an one year course