Becoming A Merger And Acquisition Consultant

Goals within my organisation look at where we would continue to strive towards. They are long term aims. They are stated in our professional development plan stating:-

My professional goals include having my career be something I enjoy doing, of course, and working in something that corresponds to my value.

For the past 3 years, I have been trying to get a position in the hospital, but without medical experience and education, I was unable to achieve this. My life ambition is to work as a resource manager, patient relation specialist or work in an area that assist or coordinated patient healthcare needs. Eventually with time and experience, I would like to be a director in one of these areas. My passion is to assist patient receive quality healthcare and treatment options they need. In addition, down the road after I have gained valuable administrative skills I would like to open a small home for pregnant girls. I feel with the experience working in the hospital and the education I have received I will be able to accomplish this. In which to expedite these goals I will be conducting informational interviews and job shadowing to hone in what skills I need to be successful in my new career. Furthermore, after I graduate with my healthcare MBA, I hope to be accepted into a fellowship at Providence Hospital to further my

One short-term goal that I have is to graduate from high school. I will need to do all of my work and do my best in all of my classes to accomplish that goal.

I believe that goals can give me strong motivations and guide me in a right way to pursue them. My short-term goal is to

My impending termination at my current job may seem like bad luck, but deep down, I know it’s a great opportunity for me to move my career to another level. I have a passion for helping and working with people and have always wanted to work in a hospital setting and I strongly feel, this is the time for me to work towards career goals. I am going to apply for to Parkland Memorial Hospital Dallas and Baylor Hospital Plano as a human resources specialist. Even though and first glance the hospitals seem like they operate the same, they are different in many ways. Parkland Hospital System is one of the largest public hospital systems in the United States whereas Baylor Hospital is a non-profit, private owned hospital.

Imagine yourself waiting to be interviewed for a job. You are probably nervous and wondering what specific questions will be asked, and may have even googled some usual interview questions to help yourself prepare to answer the recruiter’s questions. The recruiter steps into the room introduces themselves and starts asking questions. He asks you “Where do you see yourself in five years?” as this is a common interview question. Do you have an answer? Or does your mind go blank as you attempt to answer a question you were not prepared for. Whatever your answers to these questions are its important to always have some idea of what your long term and short term goals are for your future. I am being well prepared to answer this question in any interview by Dr. Marlo Kibler as a student in Dynamics of Leadership at Kent State University. By doing my action learning project I have learned the importance of, and how to make SMART goals that will carry me through my entire life. So now let’s take a closer look at my goals and how I am working toward them.

Upon completion of my bachelor’s degree program, I will try to seek employment with my hospital human resources department as a generalist. I currently work with staffing and with a bachelor’s degree in management; I believe I would be ready to move up to a higher level. The transition from staffing to human resources I believe would be smooth, because I am familiar with the hiring process and I am also knowledgeable with dealing with outside staffing agencies.

My short-term (within 5 years) goal is to become Country-Head / CEO of Morningstar’s international business unit in Asia or Latin America, and build it into a profitable and sustainable organization. My long-term (within 10 years) goal is to become a CEO of Morningstar’s international business globally. Personally, I am passionate about teaching, acting, adventure sports and fitness. My personal goals are to run a marathon and to set-up a nonprofit organization in the field of education.

My mission is to become a professional who would manage, lead, and improve a dynamic healthcare system. Understandably, marketing and public relations in healthcare require financing and regulations to make positive impacts in the lives of clients and co-workers. My interest in taking a healthcare career was founded on three factors: leadership, quality improvement, and healthy aging. My career mission is founded on emerging as a skilled servant leader by not doing the job for myself, but to fulfill the organization’s mission. I would prefer serving my clients without an ego and I will include both paperwork helping patients, staff members and official meetings. Overall, I am passionate about a client-directed philosophy that puts the health needs of patients above the convenience of my organization. The current situation demands that healthcare practitioners build healthcare models in the needs of clients served rather than the customs of staff.

Setting goals has allowed has helped me to become a more successful and creative person. I’ve noticed when working on my assignments, I perform better and my grades have improved. Now that I am closer to my goals I am much happier and less stressed. Another thing I learned about goals are that they must be my own in order for them to work for me. Owning my own healthcare agency one day is one of my most important goal. Networking allowed me to get an idea of places I would like to work upon graduation. Some of the nursing homes in the area where I live would be a great place to start because it would give me a sense of direction. Visiting these places will be a critical part of my success. Preparing myself by setting goals and networking have made me a stronger candidate to enter the business

I know have a list of short-term goals that will eventually help me reach my long-term goal of graduating with a business degree.

The goals are a personal investment of my time, commitment, and effort in planning for my future. My goals represent a clear path with a timeframe to achieve my goals, such as completing my bachelor’s degree, attending workshops for advancing my technological skills, and obtaining a higher level position in my current workplace or finding new employment.

I have learned that it is very important to set long and short term goals for myself. I have also learned the difference between the two. A long term goal is around a year long and a short term is well less than a year. For example; my present long term goal is my associates degree. My short term goal is to complete my assignments along with my daily

Short-term goals are immediate things you can perform right now that will bring you closer to your long-term, annual and monthly goals. Whether that's finishing one page of your novel every evening, finding the best writing software or producing 5,000 words of text for your workday, these consist of easily achievable targets that will bring you closer to your larger