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I'd like to work in a pharmaceutical laboratory, since I started to study  chemistry and pharmacy that idea was the one that motivated me the most with primary care. I'd really like to help people, with my career I can help clarify doubts about treatments or some medicine and that idea pleases me, on the other hand in a laboratory I'd like to do research work on new drugs, which I think would also be of great help to people. Obviously I'd like to travel thanks to my career and do what I'd like to do with it in other places, it's one of my life goals, but I also want to work in public health here.

 The day I'll talk about I remember it with much nostalgia. It was december 26, 2017, when the results of the "psu" came out (it was the second time I did it). That day I woke up very early, the truth is I didn't sleep very well because the results would come out, and I didn't even want to check them or make any noise so no one would know I was already awake. After some minutes I decided to check them because there was no point wait, I was very surpriced and went out to show my score to my mom. I had done very well, I was very happy. All morning I was relax answering messages about this, until I remembered that a friend I talked to about this was on birthday. Luckily he doesn't like birthdays and didn't say anything to me about it, in fact a minutes after our conversation he told me to meet him at the Mapocho station to see some universities. When I got there we went to see universities and then we went to eat, I remember this moment very well because we t