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Thanakrit PERSONAL PROFILE Jindamaikul I am committed, caring and friendly DOCTOR Physiotherapist with a great passion for helping people of all ages. I have excellent communication skills, both written and oral, and I enjoy working with a variety of different people. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND satriwitthaya 2 Certified , 2014-2020 Number 0972042333 Email [email protected] Portfolio [email protected] Instagram t_thz

personal statement The decision to study medicine isn't one made upon one mind-blowing experience or a childhood dream, but in fact, it's made upon the accumulation of various experiences including studying human anatomy, my work experience and volunteering and a keenness to work with and for other people have reinforced my belief that studying medicine is the right choice for me. While studying AS Biology, human anatomy was something that fascinated me. To further my learning, I underwent a 'Massive Open Online Course' (MOOC) about Human Anatomy where I learnt more about the functions and features of organs and a case study involving a patient who had a stroke. For my work experience, I spent a few days at two different GP practices. I witnessed a round at a local nursing home which specialised in people with dementia. Having had Dementia training and becoming a Dementia Friend, I recognised the doctor's careful yet calm and considerate approach while routine checks were being completed. During a different consultation with a young man about anxiety, I was able to note the more reassuring and diligent tone the doctor took. These differing experiences highlighted to me the adaptability in approach needed when dealing with the different problems and people. I also saw the formulation of an end-of- life care plan with discussions relating to a Do Not Resuscitate order and while this is a challenging aspect of medical care, it is one that I understand needs to be done with dignity and respect for the patient and their families. Additionally, I observed a particularly interesting consultation in which a young man was given a diagnosis of Klinefelter syndrome. I used my knowledge of genetics from A-Level Biology to understand the how the additional X chromosome can result in abnormal growth and infertility, the doctor approached these sensitive topics with understanding and compassion. This was a valuable experience for me to witness as I feel I have these skills but I am eager for them to develop to reach the level of professionalism a career in medicine entails

The prospect of studying medicine is very appealing to me, the continuous learning does no deter me but in fact, highlights to me the stimulating nature of the vocation. Imperatively, I know I have the character and devotion to prosper in such a rewarding professio

certificated I can get GPA 3.75+ discipline virtue

ISE camp International school engineering

E-sport winning the E-sport that was brillant experience drumajor I got a drumajor and this is one thing I have done and enjoyed it so much.

volunteer That day is the most important day of the Thai people. Everyone was gathered there. And I had the opportunity to help collect the garbage there. Because there are many people using the place and there may be a lot of trash.

the reason ... 1. Helping others in an incredibly significant way Most people value their health above everything else in their lives whether they know it or not. When someone is sick or injured, his or her normal way of life is disrupted and doctors have the incredible opportunity to restore these people’s lives to normalcy and even save some from death itself. Therefore being a doctor is extremely rewarding. 2. Medicine is fascinatingBecoming a doctor means learning everything there is to know about the human body. The human body itself is an incredible thing to study and medical students and doctors have the opportunity to further examine it with the most innovative technology. From the pumping of the heart to drugs that take away pain to machines that allow you look inside a person, modern medicine remains one of the most fascinating subjects in the world

3. Trust and honorBy the virtue of their title, doctors are trusted with sensitive information that most other people would not have access to. Patients share their deepest concerns with their doctors in hopes of being healed. To be trusted to this extent by anybody is a great honor. 4. Influence and respect Like it or not, by default, doctors are in a position of power. They are considered the leaders in health care and often have the final say on treatment decisions. When doctors talk, people usually listen. Even outside the work setting, doctors are regarded highly (just think how your impression of someone changes when you find out he or she is a doctor).

5. Other opportunitiesJust because you are a doctor does not mean you have to see patients all day every day. There are numerous opportunities available for MD’s and DO’s: clinical research, basic science research, journalism, consulting, business ventures, hospital administration, public health, and public policy. 6. Ability to build meaningful relationshipsDoctors who have the opportunity to see the same patients over and over again can build meaningful relationships with them.