Clinical Placement Report

Patient lives with her husband of 10 years and 3 children in Denver, Colorado. Patient denies any spousal abuse. She also denies smoking, alcohol, or drug use during her pregnancy. Patient completed middle school, and currently works as a house wife. Patient is of low economic status.

Day 2 (OB) – Vaginal Birth and preparation for birth. Hanging Pitocin, and Lactated Ringers, and being able to watch an epidural insertion.

My portfolio would consist of three documents: my cover letter, a table contents, and my resume. Each file must be specific to my field in order to show the prospective employer what I am capable of doing. My resume will be a concise summary of my past work experience, education, certificates, references, and skills I hold personally along with my character. The table of contents will make it very easy for the prospective employer to navigate through the portfolio and find my information, while noticing my good organization skills. My cover letter is just a brief summary of what i have done to work my way into the medical field, my past work experience, and what i hope to achieve while working as a medical assistant.

Last week Thursday on the orthopedic clinic was a slow but eye opening experience. When I got to the clinic at 8AM, after I was introduced to some of the nurses there, I was immediately assigned to a Medical Assistant (MA) that I had shadow for half of the day. The MA shows me around the clinical and explained her role and responsibility in the clinic setting. During the first several hours, and MA and I were quite busy rooming the patient. Because the MA want me to see how to do thoroughly assessment on a new patient, the MA did a thoroughly assessment and examinations on the first patient we saw. During the assessment, the MA also explained some of the medical procedures to the patient. She did a set of vitals on the patient, particular on new patient, such as blood pressure, height, and weight. We had a total of 15 patients during the morning.

in the clinical placement, I developed and culturally applied appropriate communication with clients each week I was there. As I would walk down the hall and see a client I always greeted them. As I would enter the rooms that I would be doing client-centered care I greet and introduce the client that I am a nursing student at Humber College doing my clinical placement. If you welcome yourself into a room without introducing yourself that makes the client not feel safe and feel vulnerable, but by saying hello you build respect and develop a trusting relationship with a client. This demonstrates trust-building strategies to develop a nurse-client relationship, introducing yourself and calling the clients by their preferred name. And providing

Several factors drew my attention in applying for the RN Residency Program at Northridge Hospital Medical Center. Healing and human kindness is the heart of Dignity Health. Northridge medical center is committed to providing high-quality affordable health care services to the community. I can personally relate with the values of Dignity Health which define their mission. My personal values include respecting every individual and advocating for social justice. I believe that given an opportunity to work with Dignity Health and specifically Northridge Hospital Medical Center, I would be able to serve my community and practice nursing without having to sacrifice my own personal values. After learning about the mission, vision, and values of Dignity

The sheer joy, attitude, and bluntness of children turned even the most ordinary tasks into a smile. Working with multiple groups of active and engaged little minds over the years, I witnessed several amusing moments that never failed to brighten my day. I found myself working with children for a good portion of my life, beginning with babysitting to becoming an instructor for various volunteer opportunities including Camp Mosaic and Early Childhood Development Center. This was my comfort zone for a long time and pursuing a career as a teacher seemed like an obvious choice. However, little did I realize that an unexpected turn in my life would lead me into the world of healthcare and to the profession of physician assistants (PAs).

My field placement is at Highland Clarksburg Hospital. I work with an amazing woman named Amy, she is a case manager on the children’s unit. The basics of my field placement was to help providing quality behavioral health care services to children, adolescents, and adults in a caring environment (https://highlandhospitalwv.com/our-promise/). Highland Clarksburg Hospital is acute care hospital. So the patience can be there for a little bit depending on their insurance. Why the hospital is there is because there aren’t that many hospitals around to help children in need of behavioral health. History of Highland-Clarksburg Hospital dates back to February 1, 2010 when Clarksburg’s City Hall announcement was made UHC would donate the facility. The United Hospital Center built a new facility. They opened of the Children and Adolescent Unit in August 2013 and the reminder in January 1, 2014.

Pursuing careers blindly based only on financial gains was a major mistake that only brought unhappiness and felt hollow and unreal to me until I discovered the existence of a physician assistant (PA) profession. Various reasons led me to a career path of a PA, but the reasons that stand out the most are a patient I encountered while volunteering at a hospital, summer I shadowed and assisted PAs, and the PA students that I met.

I am the physical therapy team leader at a pediatric outpatient physical and occupational therapy clinic. This clinic evaluates and treats children between the ages of birth and 21 years with a variety of conditions, including, but not limited to: developmental delays, orthopedic and neurological conditions, brachial plexus injuries, torticollis and plagiocephaly, and autism spectrum disorders. Occasionally, the therapists will evaluate and treat an adult patient with developmental disabilities. The clinic is open five days per week with four occupational therapists, three physical therapists, one physical therapist assistant, and a Spanish-speaking interpreter. As the physical therapy team leader, I work with the occupational therapy team leader to suggest, establish, and implement new programs at the clinic, under the direction of the therapy manager.

The Child and Adult Psychiatry, Charito Quintero-Howard, M.D. LLC is located in Towson, Maryland. The clinic service and treat patients of all ages by offering specialized care in all major mental health diagnoses. The mission statement is children, adolescents, adults, and their families be as happy and healthy as possible by providing high quality psychiatric & therapeutic mental health care. Its goal is to, not only treat mental illness by reducing and eliminating symptoms, but also to make the most of an individual's complete mental, physical, and social well-being. Thus, facilitate an individual's efforts at reaching their potential and achieving their goals by providing therapy, medication management, and access

Imagine a four year old child, whose physicians believed would never walk or talk, walking into a rehabilitation center unaided for the very first time. With wide smiles and tear filled eyes, therapists and staff stop to stare with awe and pride, because they have watched this small girl struggle to accomplish this milestone for years. Unfortunately, this outcome may not be typical; however this has happened at Mercy Rehabilitation. Here dedicated therapists work to give patients the skills needed to return to living life as they were able before an accident or injury, and help children living with special needs reach their full potential. To patients seeking rehabilitation services,

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For the past two weeks I have been performing my clinical at Holton Community Hospital experiencing what it is like to be on the floor with the patients and I had the opportunity to see what it was like in the Family Practice part of the hospital.

One of the reasons why practitioners, students and academics hold clinical placements in such high regard is that it provides students with a base to link their theoretical knowledge with the practical aspects of practicing physiotherapy. Students get to apply what they had previously learned in the classroom setting and hone their skills in perfecting physiotherapy techniques. Not only does the clinical setting allow them to grasp the knowledge of the physiotherapy discipline, it also throws them into the pressures of real-life situations where students would need to combine their cognitive, motor and problem-solving skills in order to solve complex situations. Additionally, the clinical placement programs often help students to spend quality time with established professionals in the field of physiotherapy, obtain