Personal Narrative: My Experience As A Supervisor

I really enjoyed my activities this week. Shadowing my Task Supervisor during a therapeutic home visit was interesting. I loved her interaction with the foster family. She took the time out to interview each child and properly observe the children in their home setting. She also addressed any concerns or questions that the Foster Parents had.

I hope you remember me because I was a student in your Summer 2016 Legal Research and Analysis class at University of California, San Diego Extension. If you do not remember me, I was unable to send you a complete final memorandum as a result of being admitted to the hospital the night that the memorandum was due. I was recently let go from my job as a Litigation Paralegal, which I obtained during graduation week. Their only reason was that they needed someone with more experience. Right now I am trying to enroll in my last two courses at UCSD Extension in order to officially complete my ABA-Approved Professional Certificate. When I spoke with Azra Mukanovic, she informed me that Julia Dunlap and herself discussed the situation and agreed

This day was busy, but I was able to help out more by checking patients in and checking them out this time around. Felt a lot more comfortable with the system and interacting with the clients and their pets. This was my last day working in the front, I enjoyed working with Leonore and the rest of the staff in the front but, I am very excited to work in the back to get hands on experience working with the technician’s and the doctor’s.

The sky is clear and the aroma from the Starbuck’s coffee fills the room, a tranquil environment for an interview. Today I’m interviewing my co-worker Christian Slater, who’s currently enrolled in college earning his AA degree. He is a tall and slender man who’s very artist and free-spirted. I sat at a booth waiting for my client to arrive while sipping my glass of caramel cappuccino coffee. Hearing the wind chimes, I realized my client, Christian, had come in and started scanning the booths one by one.

On 06/23 I interviewed my supervisor, Ms. Celeste Johnson. She started college of like most college students do major wise, which was undecided. So she made a decision to pick education as her major but luckily for her she only took core classes, so she still had time to make a switch in majors before it got too late. The education major and social work major classes were in the same building, so she one day stumbled across what was a social work roundtable meeting and she was listing to the conversations which was more interesting to her than education so that is when she decided to make the change to social work. Ms. Celeste attended college at Troy State in Troy, Alabama. Her main goal that she had while going to school was to find an agency where she could move up in the social work

As I worked there longer I met someone who suddenly assumed we were best buds. He would constantly want to hang out at work, but he was one of those take it too far people. In this job we worked with box cutters and would play around with his like a real knife thinking it was funny. One day I had enough and this guy and he said something that just made me want to knock him out. That little cricket on my shoulder always told me don’t do it man. You need this job more than his face needs your fist and thank goodness I was able to walk away.

At approximately 1400 on Wednesday, March 9,2016 I arrived at 7810 Shaver Rd for my Internship with the Portage Department of public safety. I meet with LT.VandenBrink he then told me that I would be riding with an officer today. The officer's name was officer Mike Kline. I went and put my vest on and then meet with kline as soon as he arrived to the station from a call he was on. When Kline arrived I introduced myself we were about to head out when he remembered that he had to pick up a paper he printed off. After he got the paper we went ot to his car we left the station and he informed me that we would be driving around the portage Rd area because he was waiting on a call about some apartments that he might have to go to and sweep for and

My leadership has been evident in my ability to create and organize volunteer opportunities and in spearheading many local initiatives dealing with social equality. I have run a tutoring center for academically struggling middle school students, organized a winter clothing and baby item drive for domestic abuse, and created a debate club for high school and middle school students looking to improve their talents. Through all these endeavors, I had to take charge and use my leadership skills in organizing and planning events, donations, and volunteers. My ingenuity, enthusiasm, and commitment to these causes gave me the inspiration to lead these projects and to help my community. However, I do not use my leadership skills only for philanthropic

Hello Kristy, it is nice to meet you, and I hope you have a wonderful semester. Once I start my career, I will have had little experience in healthcare as you are now. I have worked in some healthcare environments, but it was not with patient care. I worked as a housekeeping, laundry worker, and dietary aide. You are right that there are different opportunities with working in healthcare. I think that it is good how hard you are working toward completing your education, and it is truly shown in what you wrote. That is good that your boyfriend is your support system. I hope you get everything that you set your mind to.

I worked by myself for the most part, and was given tasks by either Tom Kelly or Eric Dykeman. I was given access to everything that Tom would tell me to do, and that includes seeing billing info, and on the bills I would you tell the company how much they owe the Chamber in dues, I also was to see why they left and complaints that they had. With Eric I would be given tasks like making schedules, finding people to contact for meeting, and to organize how the meeting was going to plan out. Almost every day was different, and there was always something to get done or to visit. I traveled with Eric a lot to the town of Braintree where there would be meeting, and I also traveled to see where they are trying to build more infrastructure. I would

During my field experience, I have had the opportunity to be part of the CSI club, been on duty for lunch and helped out in SSR buddy! All of these different opportunities have given me moments of joy, uncomfortableness, and a sense of purpose!

“But I think that role models also start in the home with the parents.” - Dominique Wilkins

Today after I cleaned two office in place of employee on vacation. I spotted Richard G. Stroupe standing at the back door. He asked why he was not allowed back at the facility. I plainly told him it was because of his poor job performance.

My interaction with my supervisor was good. We discuss the case and I told her how I handled the session when my client became upset and walked out of the session. I felt like the client was not really to explore her past and accept her responsibility in order to resolve the problems in her current relationship. I felt like my client wanting to take her side in the session and agree with her and ignore her partner’s feelings. My client thought the problem in their relationship was because of her partner and she did not feel like she did anything wrong. My supervisor created an environment for me to process the case. Sometimes I feel better just talking about the case because after the session all I could think about was different ways I could

I decided to interview my coach from back home, due to the reason that he works for a non-profit youth organization based in the Spring Branch community, a subdivision of Houston, Texas that offers growth and developing opportunities for low income and underserved kids and families through sports, community, and faith avenues.