Personal Narrative: My Experience As An Airway Science For Assistant Position

Due to my abilities and previous experience, I can be considered a valuable candidate because I demonstrate the qualities of leadership, scholarship, service, and

In the Fall of 2014 I became an RA, Resident Assistant, a position longed for since I entered as a student at Landmark College, a college for students with learning disabilities and autism spectrum disorders. I went into the job aspiring to help other students and build upon the close knit and friendly community that was already in place. My job was to ensure the safety and security of all residents, refer students to appropriate services on campus, and run and plan programs alongside two other RA’s and a Resident Dean.

Choosing my career was not an easy choice but becoming a Medical Assistant would be my “foot in the door” to becoming a nurse. I started Alaska Career College in fall 2014 to become a Phlebotomist. I thought that with my experience as a medical receptionist, I can further my career as a medical assistant rather than a phlebotomist. I love to draw blood but because of my personality, I thought that maybe it would be more beneficial to become a medical assistant instead. As a young Hmong child, I loved helping people especially the older folks who did not speak English well. It is my goal to help others who are in need of help and because of that, I chose to become a Medical Assistant. I do hope that one day

I understand that you will receive a large number of applications for this role. I do, however, believe that my motivation, commitment and pre-existing skills will allow me to fit into your work environment and immediately start supporting the needs

I am currently enrolled as a full-time student in the medical assisting program at Peninsula College. At the end of fall quarter 2015, I will complete the program and earn my certification as a medical assistant. To achieve my goal, I have concentrated solely on my academic career. This has left little time in my life to resume a full-time position in the workforce. As a mother of three, I know how challenging it can be to go back to school, much less try to live on one income. I hope to use this scholarship to help ease my family's financial burden. A scholarship could help me buy extra supplies, such as scrubs, closed toe leather shoes, a stethoscope and other items that are not covered by financial aid, but are all vital materials needed

I am extremely excited about this opportunity and would happily discuss my qualifications further with you during an interview. Thank you for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from

I would like to schedule an interview to discuss my candidacy with you in the near future. Thank you for your

During the course of my college years, I have considered alternate career options. I have contemplated becoming a physician’s assistant, a dentist, or a podiatrist. Physician’s assistants and doctors play similar roles in clinics; I would still be able to see patients and enjoy the interpersonal aspect of delivering healthcare. Additionally, I would still be able to play an important role in primary care and do my utmost for the sake of my patients, which is hugely appealing.

I am 20 years old, going to college for Medical Office Assistant. I plan on hopefully having my medical office job in the next two years with my little family and be married.

When I was a volunteer at the San Luis Somerton walk in clinic in Somerton Arizona the first task they had me do is watch videos on the history of Mexico and of my home town. At the time I was unaware of what these videos were entitled for, but I soon realized that they were to help me understand my own personal heritage as well as the patients I would speak to. I only worked with medical assistants and they were quite competent when addressing every individual. Every Medical assistant spoke both Spanish and English. What I found most interesting was how comfortable the patients were with the Medical assistants. They would socialize in a way that appeared to be as if they had known each other for a very long time. This was the case for everyone.

My current job as a volunteer at Women’s Centre, CBU has helped me to improve my abilities to stay organized and pay attention to details.

I am interested in the Student Assistant position at your organization because it is reflective of my skills and educational background. Currently, I am enrolled at California State University, Bakersfield majoring in Public Policy Administration, also while minoring in Communications. I discovered the posting for this position on CSUB’s Center for Career Education and Community Engagement website.

I excel in fast paced, challenging environments where my prior work experience in season/group ticket sales and creativity can positively affect

For the last 15 years I have had a career in respiratory therapy. In Wichita Falls, Texas there are not many opportunities for a respiratory therapist other than working for the local hospital. Recent changes in healthcare have also prompted me to prepare for the possibility of a different career. With such a long career in a single field I was unsure what other vocational opportunities would be available to me. Recently I became aware of a job opening with our local school district. They were looking for a health and science technology educator. This job requires a degree and experience working in health science. As I investigated the job description I began to feel excited about pursuing a teaching career. I felt as though teaching

My objective is to find an opportunity to display my skills and knowledge in a challenging field where I can grow as a person and as a professional.