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Kansas City University Medical School Mock Interview

Question 3 of 30 for our Kansas City University Medical School Mock Interview

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Question 3 of 30

When you become a physician, how will you improve the profession?

"I have chosen to become a physician because of the broad impact I can make on my patients, their families, and my community as a whole. Being a General Practitioner is a career where I can impact others by getting to know my patients more closely than many other specialists and providers. As a GP, I will improve the profession by bringing whole-health knowledge and mindset to my patients. When my patients feel motivated and empowered to take their entire health into their hands, it will create a trickle-down effect on other aspects of their lives, including their family members' well-being. This ripple will help create greater respect for general health care, improving how the public views our profession and how often patients visit their GP for regular checkups."

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  • 3. When you become a physician, how will you improve the profession?

      How to Answer

      The admissions team at Kansas City University wants to see evidence that you plan on making a positive and lasting impact on the medical profession. Perhaps you desire to work with a particular population or community. Maybe your vow as a physician is to teach your patients that being diligent about a specific aspect of their health positively impacts their overall well-being. Discuss with passion and enthusiasm how you plan to improve the medical profession and use your skills for the greater good. To provide a memorable response, be as specific as possible.

      Written by Rachelle Enns on July 1st, 2022

      Answer Example

      "I have chosen to become a physician because of the broad impact I can make on my patients, their families, and my community as a whole. Being a General Practitioner is a career where I can impact others by getting to know my patients more closely than many other specialists and providers. As a GP, I will improve the profession by bringing whole-health knowledge and mindset to my patients. When my patients feel motivated and empowered to take their entire health into their hands, it will create a trickle-down effect on other aspects of their lives, including their family members' well-being. This ripple will help create greater respect for general health care, improving how the public views our profession and how often patients visit their GP for regular checkups."

      Written by Rachelle Enns on July 1st, 2022