I have always believed that loving your profession is the main key to success. It is the force that drives you every day to be the best version of yourself. In addition to loving my profession, I must admit that maps fascinate me. I am an expert on geography and I often see the human anatomy as a large map, which makes my two passions join together.

After going through those hard, but rewarding three years, I received my degree of General Surgeon and, again thought about the need to evolve, to try to reach a step further, to challenge myself, which is why I decided to leave my country and set a new path here in the United States.

You may wonder why the United States ans opposed to anoy other country in the world. The answer is very simple; if you are going to take a step, you should always do it in a big way. This country is a pioneer in research and medical advances, and for that reason, I not only dream about spending my professional life growing with every advance this country has to offer, but also to put my contribution into making that happen.

Medicine has taugivenht me great lessons, but sometimes important life lessons can come from other sources,. fFor example, I love golf and I learned from it how indispensable it is to have discipline and perseverance to achieve thone's goals. AtIn the end, no matter how far you can hit your ball, you can always be better.