My Internship At Asante Ashland Community Hospital

Through this program I learned a lot of leadership and teamwork skills. EAMC highly encourages its staff to be leaders for team members to provide the best possible healthcare to its patients. During My first year of volunteering, I had great leaders and team members that helped me learn all of the aspects associated with being a TAV. When our leaders graduated, I in turn had to take on the role and help all the new members learn their jobs throughout the hospital. EAMC believes in high quality patient care and as volunteers it was our job to make sure that we also meet their patients needs in a responsible manner. I learned a lot of leadership skills throughout my years of volunteering and teaching new members our jobs roles as well as picking up teamwork skills needed in making healthcare at EAMC the best it can be. I believe I can bring my work ethic and dedication to Auburn’s campus and help lead engineers to be the leaders in our world while being one

In my time volunteering at the hospital, I hope to gain many different experiences. However, there are a few main ones: adaptation through enrichment and dependability. First of all, I want to get to know and adapt to the environment of the hospital and learn how different processes work. This is a crucial part of being in the atmosphere of a clinic. Also, the experiences that I will have at the hospital will help me to understand the routines and entailments of the career I would like to pursue. I hope to become a Physician’s Assistant in the future and this will be the best way to know if it is the right position for me. This enrichment of my understanding will help guide my passion for this career path and hopefully strengthen it.

The goal of the internship was to complete a 150 hours and provide a weekly summary of activities. In order to get the internship I had to do a phone screening with Mary Doe. She is the administrative assistant to Commander John Doe. Who is the Assistant Associate Director of Facility Support and also the internship supervisor for the SIU Health Care Management students at FHCC. I meet with CDR John Doe for a brief interview. We went over my goals and what I hope to gain by interning at FHCC. I felt interning at FHCC would be a natural transition because CDR Wallis has a background in Healthcare Administration.

The area of study on which my Capstone Internship will focus on is nursing. I have chosen this area of study because I intend to pursue a career in the medical field. I have always been fascinated with the medical sciences. Mainly, because I find it a challenging, interesting and a life changing field.

My Internship was at Franciscan St. Margaret Health, 5454 Hohman Avenue, Hammond, Indiana 46320-1999. The program and agency I was involved in was Indiana Volunteer Advocates for Seniors and Incapacitated Adults Program, also called VASIA which was founded by Franciscan St. Margaret Health Hospital of Hammond. They are in partnership with the Lake Superior Court as a best practices volunteer limited guardian model for collaborative problem-solving between the hospital healthcare providers and the courts and this is the purpose of the agency. The Agency Mission Statement is The Volunteer Advocates for Seniors and Incapacitated Adults Program provides quality volunteer limited guardian services to protect the health, well-being and safety of unbefriended, decisionally-incapable adults, who are ill and at-risk in hospitals, long-term are at-risk in hospitals, long-term care and hospice healthcare facilities in Northwest Indiana. And the Agency Mission is to develop a model volunteer advocacy program to serve the needs of incapacitated elderly persons who are alone and in hospital, nursing home or hospice health care facilities in the Northwest Indiana Region.

I started my internship at Cook Children Healthcare System in January 2016. I selected mental health as an area of focus on which I wanted to work. Initially the learning goal was to study Community-wide Children 's Health Assessment & Planning Survey (CCHAPS) data well and look for factors causing mental health problems in six North Texas Counties. Initial task was to study as much literature as possible to get an idea what factors are causing mental health problems in children. After studying literature and CCHAPS survey data I discussed the goals and objectives of my research with supervisor Dr Jackie Meeks. I decided to work on the relation between not breastfeeding during early infancy and the development of mental health problems. I included known covariates like gender, bullying, age of the child, marital status of the parent, alcohol exposure during pregnancy, tobacco exposure during pregnancy and annual household income which are known to cause mental health problems in children. I was introduced to Mackenzie and Sheryl who are data analysts and know CCHAPS survey thoroughly. Entire Cook Children staff was very helpful and friendly. Experience at Cook Children was great in terms of learning and getting real world experience. I could not have asked for a better internship site than Cook Children. It is rated among top job in the DFW because everyone is so positive and helpful. I was hesitant initially to perform data

While a student in the Human Services Department at Wallace State Community College, in Hanceville, AL I was required to perform 450 Clinical hours of Internship for graduation. The place of my tutorship was The Pathfinders Half-Way House located in Huntsville, AL. My first responsibility there was to correctly file away applications for admissions. In doing so I became privy to the unique and dubious methodology of coding each applicant. One code indicates their race, sex, gender, married, single, divorced, with or without children, drug of choice, whether they were HIV positive, intravenous user active within the last 30 days, previous treatment or not, how many times in treatment, dual diagnosis, proclivity towards violence or not,

I was conversing with a few students of mine that I mentor during the summer months and I realized that I really need to be in the academic world. Several students retorted to me that “I need to be a School Counselor or a prominent figure in the school districts. That is when I had that epiphany and I’ve realized that I want to work with students of all ages. When I am interacting with students I am at my happiest. Therefore, I would like to pursue my Master Degree in Higher Education Administration.

As for my aspirations, by working with the younger generations through the teen clinic has led me one step closer to my dream occupation. From interacting with patients and physicians, this opportunity has given me the experience and first hand knowledge that is essential to be able to thrive in the work force and as a positive contributor to my community. Through this internship and experience of employment, I have learned various tools such as exposing myself to some of the medical issues teens face in my generation and most importantly how by doing my job everyday I make a difference in my peers

As a nursing student, I have been able to learn from a variety of settings in clinical rotations including MedSurg, critical care and the Emergency Department. I have also had the opportunity to work on the floor at the Medical Center in Bowling Green where I’ve gained both organizational and team skills.

I grew up in New York City a place where people from all over the world call home. Although fast paced everywhere you look there are people with different types of hair, eye color, skin color, accents etc. These same people are the ones whose stories are waiting to be told. Since very little I knew everyone was unique in their own way but I wanted to know how. I found it fascinating to explore and so my sense of social responsibility, as well as a commitment to service, grew. Through multiple service projects specifically that of my internship in Methodist hospital, I familiarized myself with many different cultures and their tradition. During my weekly visits to patients, I learned much more than just their name and the reason why they were

Acquiring a first-class internship program in the field of the healthcare industry is an effective step towards a successful profession.

While preparing to being my work as an intern I went through training that all volunteers/interns are required to complete which included several assessments and a tuberculosis test. The training and assessments that I completed did not have much to do with the work I did however it was important in helping me understand the multiple aspects of

In fact, my volunteer work as an anesthesia technician, medical triage and pharmacy worker, and my shadowing experience have all reinforced this initial passion for medicine. These experiences encompass all of the lessons and values I have accumulated throughout my journey, and they have served me very well as I have interacted with patients and their loved ones. More so, they have motivated me to become an active proponent of patient safety, and of the research necessary to develop potential cures. Most of my experiences in medicine have occurred at UMMC, so I feel a deep connection to the hospital and its community. Caring for the underserved and seeking to advance the field of medicine through education and research are primary reasons why I want to become a physician, and I believe that UMMC is the best and most familiar place to continue my journey to becoming the physician I have always wanted to

Chris told me everything about his firm and his lifestyle there. I work in a financial advising firm that specializes in comprehensive financial planning for their clients. I majored in finance at New York University because I wanted to make a lot of money, and why not make a lot of money for others on the way. I am at my current job because of an internship I did in the summer before my senior year. It was my first internship in finance because I really did not know what I wanted to do in the field. Some of my friends wanted to be investment bankers or go into corporate finance, but that industry did not seem to interest me as much as it did for them. During my junior year, I interviewed for Merrill Lynch, and secured the internship. The summer was great and I was given an offer to return full-time as an analyst.