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Messages From Current Students |
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More than two years have already passed since I entered Saitama
Medical School. From this 3rd year on, clinical subjects have
been added to the curriculum, and I now feel more closely that
I shall be a physician, and my stance to studies has changed
due to the prospect of bearing the responsibility of making a
diagnosis by myself. Since a nationwide common examination will
be given when we advance from the 4th to the 5th year, the mood
of the classmates as a whole is tightening for such preparations
as conducting study sessions, etc.
On the other hand, club activities are also actively pursued
in our Medical School, and I belong to the Chamber Music Club.
All members of our club engage in daily practice because we have
to perform on multiple ceremonial occasions such as entrance
ceremony, graduation ceremony, celebration for passing national
examination for physicians, regular concerts, in-house concerts,
and the Christmas concert.
I believe that club activities are also very important not only
for improving skills but also for developing refined human character
through contact with seniors, juniors, classmates, teachers,
graduates, etc. I had also an opportunity to advise high school
students on our campus life as a Deputy Chief of our campus at
the cultural festival.
I think that our Medical School is the best place to develop
our physical strength and well-rounded character in addition
to studying necessary subjects for becoming a physician. I would
like to continue polishing myself up in collaboration with my
good friends. |
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Three years have passed since I entered Saitama Medical
School. In the 4th year we have started to learn fundamentals
of physical diagnosis by actual practice on the scene under
the title of Introduction to Clinics in addition to learning
clinical subjects by lecture.
Besides cramming knowledge into our head merely through being
in the classroom, we are learning ideas on how to conduct
ourselves in medical care by studying it firmly through practical
training.
As an extracurricular activity, I am acting as the Student
Council President for the year of 2004 as well as the Chief
of Golf Club. I live a highly fulfilling student life through
those activities of the Student Council and the Golf Club
by meeting many respectable seniors and juniors. While learning
as a student at our Medical School for becoming a physician,
I firmly believe that it is also vital for me to develop
various personal relationships and develop a sense of responsibility
through campus and club activities. Together with my wonderful
colleagues I would like to work toward becoming a responsible
physician with a broad perspective by learning various medical
subjects and acquiring wisdom for medical practice. |
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While fully enjoying my student life with colleagues in
an environment richly endowed with nature, I have reached
the final student year. For becoming a physician next year
I am now rounding up my studies of past 6 years.
Although the quality and quantity of subjects to learn daily
have been massive, I have been able to complete them by attaining
deeper and deeper understanding together with like-minded
colleagues. Because our school offers a class instructor
system by assigning a particular faculty to a certain group
of students from the 1st year on, we have been in an excellent
educational environment for studying under the friendly supervision
of those teaching faculty.
As many students participate in club activities, so I belong
to the Judo Club. I had many things to learn from the friendship
with teachers who graduated from our Medical School, seniors,
and juniors. It has been greatly stimulating and beneficial
for me. All club staff work out in a team for the East Japan
Sports Meeting of Medical Students held every summer. Since
I love the sense of community for hustling toward a goal,
it shall remain as a wonderful memory for me.
While my student life in the perfect environment is coming
to an end, I would like to make a maximal progress by carrying
out my original intention and making good use of my experiences
at our Medical School. |
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Message From A Graduate |
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| Perinatal Care Center for Mother and Baby, Saitama Medical Center, Saitama Medical School |
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Eight years have passed since I became a physician, and
I am serving at the Perinatal Care Center for Mother and
Baby of the Saitama Medical Center blessed with sense of
daily fulfillment in the clinical practice along with nurturing
a dream on the future medical care. I entered Saitama Medical
School in 1991 fostering bright future and a hope. Along
with a hope I felt disquietude on my student life, since
Medicine was a matter of a world apart for me. My student
life with like-minded colleagues was, however, highly fulfilling.
Probably due to a feeling of closeness of communal living
in the Town of Moroyama, all of us studied together and exchanged
unreserved opinions until we mutually understood everything.
I had an opportunity to be trained on the Student Exchange
Program in a sophisticated environment for study at a medical
institution of the Free University of Berlin, and after that
I have had occasions for conversation with foreign students
every year. My student life was blessed with plenty of nice
memories, encouraging each other among classmates during
preparation for national examination.
Although I went through rigorous training after I joined
the Saitama Medical Center as a medical practitioner, I was
very lucky that I was trained by zealous seniors during the
important period for acquiring the basis for a physician.
I, therefore, highly appreciate the precious lessons for
forming the basis of my future as a health care provider.
After the training for medical practitioner, I attended the
graduate school and luckily concluded my M.D. course. I work
now at the Perinatal Care Center for Mother and Baby in my
alma mater.
In the daily clinical practice, I assist delivering probabilities
for a bright future by helping many new births on one hand
and providing mothers in severe pathological status with
medical care beneficial for both their body and mind on the
other.
I believe that the cardinal qualification required for a
physician shall be fervor for taking matters seriously and
dealing with those matters constructively. I will be pleased
to see more and more enthusiastic juniors enter Saitama Medical
School, who shall provide us with highly satisfactory environment
for acquiring those bases. I sincerely hope that I will be
able to share a dream with you all, who will join us. |
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