What advice would you give students who are considering pursuing a career in urology?
"If I were to talk with someone considering this specialty, I would encourage them to make a plan of action, to visit universities and medical schools, to ask questions and never stop learning."
"I would tell someone wanting to become a urologist to spend a little time every day reading and learning something new. Whether it involves reviewing the basics or searching for the latest clinical trial, prioritize your education. It is this habitual self-promotion of always expanding your fund of knowledge which will pay off in the future."
We all have something of substance to add to the lives of others. Being willing to share your personal insight and experiences with others who may come after you is a privilege. An interviewer will often ask a question like this to see if you are approachable and willing to help others.
"I would tell someone who is considering urology to read gather as much information as possible about the specialty, about the schools that offer urology instruction, and to chase their dreams until they catch them."
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Anonymous Answer
I would tell them to select a career after consulting the right people. To work in this field, you need hard work, dedication, honesty, and passion. I think Urology is the best field as it's a combination of science and technology.
Marcie's Feedback
Great! It's important that you express how passionate you are about the field of urology when you answer this question. Perhaps you could also talk about what made you decide to go into this field and how you knew it was the right decision for you.
