Health Care Interview

within an everyday health care setting. Nanette demonstrates capabilities and professionalism within this competitive field. She also possesses organization, that can bring an assortment of knowledge and skill to every area of your business. Right now she is looking for a sufficient position with an outstanding health care provider, that also provides a competitive

I interviewed Abduallahi Abdi with Compassion Home Health Care LLC. Shown below are the questions and answers from the interview.

I have Interview 3 separate individuals representing three generations my parents, my mother in-law, and my husband.

My Profile of Business is on Nurses; but more specifically Flight Nurses. I chose to do a profile of business on flight nurses because I wanted to thoroughly know what the job and work environment entails, as well as the experience, education, and certifications requirements for the field. I also wanted to know the salary and characteristics of a good flight nurse. The information will be invaluable when I start on my path to becoming a flight nurse. In order to make the report well rounded I interviewed Lynn Manning. Lynn is currently a Nightingale Air Ambulance Flight Nurse at Norfolk General Hospital; she has been a registered nurse for 20 years and a flight nurse for four years. I used the information from the interview and websites such as Flight Nurse HQ, Nurse.com, and OSFHealthcare.com to create an in-depth profile of a Flight Nurse.

Arc of the Ozarks is a local human service organization providing help to people in the local communities with physical and mental disabilities. The main local offices for the Arc can be found in Springfield, Joplin, and Monett, Missouri. Interviewing someone from the Arc could have been done over the phone, by e-mail, and an in-person interview. The in-person interview seemed to be more appropriate because it would allow me to interact with the people who work for the organization and possibly see interaction with clients. Interviewing one in person also helps to show the kind of dedication put into the work provided by the organization.

There are many sides to how one may view the current health care system. Patients, Providers, and Government all have their idea as to how things should be taken care of when it comes to the policies and the finances involved. Unfortunately these groups don’t always see eye to eye in the methodology. This essay is about one Chiropractors opinions in regards to Government and health care system, the ACA involvement and Obamacare, and the providers’ role in health care and with the vulnerable population.

“What I'm excited about is the medical growth that she's experiencing as a leader, who she's becoming

Approximately one-third of those interviewed have their Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing and several of those interviewed possess recognizable specialty healthcare certifications.

From conducting my interview with Mr. Barcellona, I learned three important aspects of health care finance that I was not aware of before. Firstly, I now understand that having soft skills is just as valuable as having technical skills in finance. What differentiates you from other non-successful financial managers is your ability to communicate, delegate, and direct people around you. You should surround yourself with people you can learn from and, more importantly, learn with. I want to create an environment where my employees have the freedom to be wrong as long as they learn from their mistakes.

The answer to this question depends on who you ask, or how you look at the current system in America. If you ask President Obama, of course he will tell it's working;the system is named after him. Now, if you ask medical care professionals, or the average low-income worker the answers will be drastically different. These are people who have first-hand experience with this system, and their disappointment is no secret.

The person I interviewed is Raegan. Raegan is a patient advocate in a nursing home. Raegan received her Bachelor’s Degree in psychology at Western Michigan University. She received a Graduate Certificate in patient advocacy from the University of Toledo. Raegan has been a patient advocate for 5 years. She became a patient advocate because she likes helping patients with their direct care needs, and enjoys helping patients navigate through the complex health care system. As a patient advocate, she helps patients in numerous ways. Raegan ensures that patients see the correct doctors, coordinates care between doctors, ensures the patient has access to all available treatment options, and that the treatment plans are being followed. She also educates the family on how to

My name is Abdulrahman Alnawajha and I am currently applying to the University of Toledo Medical School. I interviewed on February 16th and am writing this letter for three purposes. My first purpose is to reiterate that UT is my unequivocal number one choice. Furthermore, I can’t think of any other schools I would rather spend the next four years of my life than at (UT) your medical school. Therefore, if accepted, I will definitely attend UT. Second, I hope to express why I (UT is my number one choice.) am a good fit for your school. Last, I want to update you on new accomplishments since my interview day.

I interviewed my primary care physician Dr. Michelle Class, who is a pediatrician in the private practice of Lori McAuliffe, M.D., P.A. Dr. Class has worked in the field of pediatrics since completing Medical school at The University of Florida and a 3-year residency to become a board certified pediatrician. She offers primary care to children from birth till the age of twenty-one, and provides routine physicals to chart growth and development, well-visits, and professional consultation, diagnosis and treatment for chronic and temporary illness or other health issues. All efforts work toward preventing disease and injury amongst children, the primary goal of all pediatricians in the field of health care. The practice at which she works also allows doctors to utilize epidemiological resources and inform patients about current health trends regarding illness, current school, county regulations updates on health and vaccination deadlines, and basic understanding of childcare, hygiene, and nutrition practices for children and parents. I chose to interview Dr. Class because she is an excellent doctor, who I have been privileged to have over the years. She has personally given me her very best whenever my health was poor, as well as been a wonderful person who truly cares for her patients physical and mental wellbeing. Her passion and dedication to the craft of pediatric medicine are evident in the quality of care and service she

Grace Pettigrew, my mother who is 67 years old received a $1,101.00 pension check once a month with no other income or assistance from the governments’ states that she is unable to afford health care insurance and that she over qualify for government assistance. The Medicare plan is expensive and would leave Grace short on bills or food. Therefore, my mother rely she said on community based services at a hospital in Georgia name Grady Memorial Hospital Grace (2012). The reduce plan for the hospital card is based on her income and charges he $20.00 for office visits with no deductibles to meet and three dollars for her medication. Grace (2012) describe her experience with health care services and providers as being good and because this is all she can afford that there are no complaints except for she would like to go to doctors of her choice. Unfortunately, this is not an advantage because no other doctors are willing to take on patients who do not have insurance coverage. Grace (2012) states that she has never seen so many medical offices and that there are hospitals in every neighborhood. My mother is not sure how these facilities make their money where there are so many people without jobs or insurance. According to my mom Grace (2012), People would have to call and maybe wait days for a doctor to make it to your home if there were an emergency but not

One day when I was in the 8th grade studying in Mexico, one of my professors assigned the class to interview someone that worked in the field of our chosen future profession. Since I wasn't certain of what I wanted to become or study in the university, I decided to interview our family pediatrician that took care of me and my sister when we were kids. The reason why I decided to interview our pediatrician was because it had been one of the options that I had during the assignment, nothing else. Our pediatrician's character and charisma made it easier for me to complete my assignment, yet it was his character and humble heart that created confidence with every child he saw. I always believed that his profession was simple, however when I took