Future neurologist Radhika Rathi is proud to be a part of YSMU big family.<\/p>\n
23-year-old Indian student is a 5th year student from the faculty of General Medicine of Yerevan State Medical University after Mkhitar Heratsi. She was born in New Delhi, India.<\/p>\n
“I’m a very cheerful and adventurous person. I try to find joy in slightest things possible. I deeply associate my life mantra around the great philosopher Aristotle’s teaching that ‘Hope is a waking dream’. I always like to travel to new places but during this lockdown due to pandemic I discovered something new about myself: I love to bake as much as I love to eat dessert”, Radhika says.<\/p>\n
She usually spends her free time reading new researches in the field of medicine and technology. She also likes watching autobiography.<\/p>\n
“It has always been my childhood dream to become a doctor, and I can never see other people suffering. So I decided that there’s no other profession better than the healthcare to alleviate other’s pain”, Radhika emphasizes.<\/p>\n
Her school friend was already studying in YSMU, and she got to know about the medical university through her. “I was astonished to see the beauty of Armenia, and I am so proud to be a part of the 100-year-old university”, Radhika notes.<\/p>\n
It has always been so interesting for her how the small organ – brain – weighing around 1.5 kg, wires our whole system together. “Hence neurology is my field of interest”, she adds.<\/p>\n
The life in Yerevan, according to Radhika, is very jolly. “I have never seen people like Armenians who cherish their heritage and culture to the core”, she says.<\/p>\n
From her point of view, it’s very important to be kind and resilient to be a doctor. “I think, consistency is the key to be a good doctor and also to have a successful career. And we as future doctors should be humble and have the hunger for knowledge”, Radhika concludes.<\/p>\n
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