Eldy Martinez

The philosophical school that I endorse is eclectic, which is obtained from a broad and diverse range of sources. Along with the attitude and practice of accepting a circumstance and being prepared to deal with it accordingly.  For example, assessing a problem depending on the setting of the situation.

 

What I find important in the philosophical school of eclectic is to be able to educate minorities who do not comprehend how take care of their health. Coming from immigrant parents who did not know the language of this country and who were ignorant in the aspect of health is what has impacted me to assist minority groups in the medical field. What I value the most is fairness among minorities, instead of pushing them aside they should be educated. Not at an academic level but in an informative level so that they may be aware of the health conditions that they are prone to and are not aware of.  The standards that I hold is the philosophy of symmetry where health has a physical, emotional, spiritual, and social element and are equally balanced. I believe that everyone deserves a chance and instead of labeling them as illiterate or negligent to care for the patient, we should instead communicate with them and understand what their situation is.

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The purpose of life is to live a happy, healthy, empathetic, loving and caring committed proposal to do good. Having a good and positive relationship with others, having a positive view over the earth, and achieve what I was called to do with empathy and passion.