Lindsay Rosenwald is Supported by Two Degrees
Author: Michelle Leonny
Dr. Lindsay Rosenwald was able to complete two courses but not at the same time. In fact, they are far related to each other. After he finished high school from Abington High, he enrolled quickly at Pennsylvania State University where he received his financial degree belonging in the school honors society, Betta Gamma Sigma in 1977. Despite of finishing the course with excellence, he still felt that he should pursue medicine as a way to follow his ambition, something he has always aspired to do.
Apparently, the typical pattern after graduation is to find related occupations on the qualification that an individual has acquired, but Lindsay Rosenwald wished to pursue another race in field of medicine. After 6 years, he reaped his rewards when he finally held his MD papers from the Temple University School of Medicine in 1983. It was a long journey for him because he bravely and patiently spent his 10 years in college to fulfill what he really wanted. He even recalled some of the challenges that he had before reaching the last chapter where he could say; “finally, I am a certified and licensed doctor”.
Even though these two degrees are far in comparison, one had supported the other for Rosenwald to reach the epoch of his career. Subsequently, Lindsay Rosenwald later realized that his yearnings and desires on these two credentials would both be beneficial to him and to others who he have been working with, after the long sojourn that he had, before reaching his position as a Director of Finance in a Wall Street firm. He recalled the tough times when he was still an intern at Abington Hospital where he later worked after getting his Medical Degree from Temple University.
Despite of the impression that his medical and financial expertise would not go that well, he was able to prove that these titles printed and associated on his name would produce integrity and undeniable results because of his keenness and perspective. Lindsay Rosenwald was able to maximize the medical and financial industries where he works. In fact, these served as channels to improve healthcare systems while saving from financial costs and expenditures. He has given a positive impression to the people in both fields that they can excel and influence others without causing negativity but it has even exceeded the anticipation and expectations of the professional leaders in various ways specifically in giving solutions.
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