Salt Lake City's P. Daniel Ward Gives Back With Scholarship Fund
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Aspiring medical professionals now have a remarkable opportunity to pursue their dreams with the prestigious Dr. P. Daniel Ward Scholarship for Future Doctors. This esteemed scholarship, founded by Dr. P. Daniel Ward, M.D., M.S., FACS, renowned Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon, aims to recognize and support individuals dedicated to advancing the field of medicine.
Open to medical students, residents, and professionals on the path to becoming doctors, the Dr. P. Daniel Ward Scholarship seeks candidates who embody excellence in academia, demonstrate a genuine passion for medicine, showcase innovative thinking in healthcare, and exhibit leadership qualities.
Applicants are invited to reflect on a personal experience or aspect of their journey that ignited their commitment to a career in medicine, elucidating how they envision making a positive impact in healthcare. Essays, limited to 500 words, should be submitted to apply@drpdanielwardscholarship.com by the deadline of October 15, 2024.
Dr. P. Daniel Ward, with an illustrious career marked by a dedication to excellence and innovation, has established himself as a leader in facial plastic surgery. His commitment to the advancement of medical education and patient care extends beyond his practice, as evidenced by his role as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Utah. Dr. Ward’s comprehensive academic background, entrepreneurial prowess, and unwavering dedication to his craft make him a beacon of excellence in the realm of rhinoplasty.
The Dr. P. Daniel Ward Scholarship for Future Doctors offers a one-time award of $1,000 to the deserving recipient. The winner of the scholarship will be announced on November 15, 2024.
Dr. P. Daniel Ward Scholarship for Future Doctors - Quick Facts:
- Eligibility: Open to medical students, residents, and professionals on the path to becoming doctors.
- Academic Excellence: Demonstrated commitment to academic excellence in medical studies.
- Passion for Medicine: Clearly express a genuine passion for the field of medicine.
- Innovation: Showcase innovative thinking and a forward-looking approach to healthcare.
- Leadership: Exhibit leadership qualities within academic, professional, or community settings.
- Essay Prompt: Reflect on a personal experience or aspect of your journey that ignited your commitment to a career in medicine. Explain how you envision making a positive impact in healthcare. Submit essays to apply@drpdanielwardscholarship.com.
- Deadline: October 15, 2024.
- Winner Announcement: November 15, 2024.
[About Dr. P. Daniel Ward, M.D., M.S., FACS]
Dr. P. Daniel Ward is a distinguished Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon with a relentless pursuit of excellence in rhinoplasty. With a comprehensive academic background from the University of Michigan and the University of Utah, Dr. Ward blends expertise, compassion, and artistic vision to provide transformative experiences for his patients. As the Founder and CEO of reputable establishments in Salt Lake City, he continues to shape the future of facial plastic surgery through his commitment to patient care and medical education. As an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Utah, Dr. Ward shares his vast knowledge and expertise, fostering the growth of future medical professionals.
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Name: Dr. P. Daniel Ward
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Website: https://drpdanielwardscholarship.com
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