The document provides biographical information about the author and their family members. It states that the author was born in Binghamton, NY and that their father was a physician in internal medicine and cardiology in Florida. It also notes that the author's mother was a pediatric nurse in New York. The author expresses that they have been around hospitals and medical offices their whole life and began an internal medicine residency but were let go after 9/11. They are now looking to continue their education in the medical field.

1. I was born in Binghamton,NY, USA. My fatherwas a physicianpracticing internal medicine and
cardiology. My father was first chiefof staffat Pembroke PinesHospital. He joinedthe Navy at age
22. He got a scholarship and attendeda 7 year medical school program at Syracuse University. He
internedat Universityof Miami School of Medicine. He was stationedin Long Beach, CA and worked
as a navy doctor aboard a hospital ship for 2 years duringthe VietnamWar. He never was stationed
in Vietnamduring the VietnamWar. He also enjoyedservingas cruise ship doctor and summer camp
doctor in Mountain City,GA.
My mother is a retiredpediatric nurse who trained at Beth Israel NursingSchool in NewYork City. She
worked as a nurse in Broward county and at my dad’s office in Hollywood,WestHollywood,and
Pembroke Pines,FL. My father’sfamily is from Binghamtonand my mother’sfamily isfrom
Rockaway, NY.
I have a cousinfrom Binghamton who is a radiation oncologistand prostate cancer specialistwho
practices in San Francisco, CA. His wife is an OB-GYN.
My sisterand brother-in-lawpractice internal medicine togetherinDeerfieldBeach,FL.
I have beenaround hospitalsand doctor’s officesall of my life. I livedin the hospital dormitory at
Mount VernonHospital. I livedin the medical studentdormitory at MaimonidesMedical Centerin
Brooklyn, NY. I began an internal medicine residencytrainingprogram in Pittsfield,MAand was a
PGY-1internat Berkshire Medical Center. I was letgo from my internal medicine trainingshortly after
9/11 and subsequentlymovedback home to Florida. I was advisedto steer away from Internal
Medicine andtry to obtain a residencyinPathology and was unsuccessful inobtaining a pathology
residencyat Universityof Miami School of Medicine. While an internal medicine internI did
rotations in EmergencyMedicine,Pathology,Dermatology,Radiology,Pulmonary Medicine,Intensive
Care Unitand Medical Wards. I especiallyenjoyedmytime working in the office of Dr. Fred Mensch
where I learneda great deal about Dermatology. I did not performthat well while underthe direction
of Dr. Jack Ringlerin the ICU.
I would like to continue my education inthe medical field. I am very humble,smart, motivated, a
hard worker,have excellentinterpersonal skills(bothverbal andwritten),energetic,organized,
excellenttime managementskills,abilitytomulti-task,excellentphone skills: listening,
communicationand can buildrelationshipswith physiciansand their office staff. I am a tirelessand
very strongly drivenindividual. I will be a strong asset to any company.