Personal Narrative: Working With A Family Member

As a PSC Jheanelle main functions are checking in patient, updating demographic information, obtain referrals, printing medication list, and putting together new patient paper work, collect co-payment complete the end of day deposit. Jheanelle also post charges daily, work the ClientTell cancelation, NOS report and the waitlist, work the bump list and scan medical records for the OPAT department. On occasions Jheanelle work the message box for Travel Well when there is a staffing issue. Jheanelle also work with the social workers and communicate with them regularly to announce patients needing help. Jheanelle also work with the nurses and providers when there is a late patient, walk-in and other patient

As a paraprofessional one of the biggest problems that is face is the collaboration between the team of the student you work with. I work on a team of twenty-one people who I must communicate with most of them daily or weekly basis. The main issue I face is working with the Special Education teacher and regular classroom teacher in curriculum. The reason being is that I don’t get things modified for my student occurring to the IEP and preview the materials ahead of time. Just being given the material to work with the day of is hard because if I must modify I don’t get the planning time to do so. Then I run into the student having behaviors cause the material is too hard. Looking at the problem-solving worksheet from De Boer I really like the

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My advise for the Johnson family, would to be to find a time to sit down together (Jim and Lisa) and discuss how many children they want to have in their family and create a timeline detailing how far apart they want each child from the other children. Once, they have decided on how many children they want and the timeline, they can then discuss if they are living in the right house for their future plans. Lets say the Jim and Lisa decided that they only wanted to have three children and have them all 2 years apart from one another. With this plan in action, Jim and Lisa can go look for a smaller house because they now know that they do not need a five bedroom house.

My current job is an ABA therapist for the school district. Last week, one of the children on my case load was having a lot of behavior issues in the classroom. In order to help shape his behaviors, a collaboration took place. The classroom teacher, the lead therapist, the autism specialist, another line therapist and myself brainstormed possible strategies to put in place. We all had to observe the behaviors and try to determine the antecedent. From there, we sat down as a team to decide what behaviors we wanted to target first and what strategies we would use. We have all begun to put the strategies into place and we are seeing significant improvement in some of the behaviors. We have all taken turns in dealing

The patient I completed my family health assessment on is a 34 years-old African American (black) female that is Gravida 6 Para 6. Her primary language spoken is English. She has a history of five vaginal deliveries and one cesarean section. This delivery was a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) with spontaneous rupture of membranes while at home. Initial progression of labor was slow until stimulation of nipples via breast pump and low, slow dosing of Pitocin.

I sat at the kitchen counter, staring at the green cabinets and bowls of fruit. I wanted to play in tonight’s soccer game, but my mind was still foggy from the drugs I received in the hospital the day before. I didn’t want my teammates to see me like this. My hair was matted from where my head rubbed against the blue hospital pillow, and a wrinkled piece of clear tape secured a nasal feeding tube onto my cheek. I hated what the tube meant: that I was inadequate and that I couldn’t drink by myself. I was someone who insisted on doing everything on my own, and the thin, flexible tube was a physical reminder that I could not. My mom and dad lauded my bravery, but I dismissed them. I didn’t believe bravery was dictated by necessity.

I spoke with Shawn yesterday before I left and was received with some push back from him. I mentioned to him that I had walked by portable grilling and the displays still have not been tied down form yours and mine previous conversation. In return he stated that he didn’t think they needed to be tired down and where was that even mentioned. I told him it was a safety issue that’s why I was mentioning it. He said he didn’t think a little tiny portable grill needed to be. I mentioned then the tall webers and smokers, what about them and asked him if he cared if a customer would get hurt by tipping one of the shelf onto themselves. I also mentioned that I had mentioned this to Bill the LP from Hannibal and he would be checking it also.

In a political climate today that is defined by hyper-partisanship, a confluence of factors have led my political leanings to lean left of center but center around a moderate outlook. As I grew up in a family with a Democratic mother and a Republican father, I often understand the logic of both sides. While many times political parties attempt to claim a moral ideological superiority, I believe that all people have their own experiences and opinions that justify their leanings. For me, a person’s political ideology is not a factor that defines one’s personality or character. Among my friends, I am often hesitant to initiate political discussion unless I have known the person for a long period of time. While politics

The second person I interviewed was Rosa. Rose just moved into the neighborhood about three months ago. She is 25-year-old and her ethnic background is black. Rose also lives on Richardson avenue. The way she describes where she lives is there is good people, and you have bad people that do not live there. Rosa has just one child, a little girl. I ask her does she see any crime, and she said yes. She said that she is a little bit scared because she wakes up at six to get her daughter ready for school. She goes up the little hill and she see two prostitutes there. I ask her to describe what were the prostitutes wearing she said they had on a bright shirt, with a short skit, and fishnet stockings. She said that it bothers her because her little

I have met many people, but I have not been able to maintain relationships with most of them. It is a very difficult to maintain a relationship, especially if you do not see them on a consistent basis. I have lost touch with multiple people in my life that I really would have loved to have still been friends with. One in particular is Lydia Dixon.

My struggle was when I hurt my wrist when I was 12. I was playing basketball at Spiece Fieldhouse for my SportOne team. We were playing a pool play game for a tournament on a Saturday and the tournament was on Sunday. I sprained my wrist falling on the floor.

I didn't know at the start that the live with that we had to do a "Live With" that kept to the weekly topic. I assumed that we just had to do a live with that could be on anything as long as we tried to achieve our goal during the week. I switched my "Live With" for this week to try to make at least three people laugh everyday. This live with wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. It wasn't as challenging as I thought it would be because I make people laugh on a regular basis. It was challenging only on a few days out of the week. This Live With was only challenging when I wasn't in a good mood. When I wasn't in a very good mood I struggled to make others laugh because I wasn't happy myself. Other than the days when I wasn't in a good mood

For my interview with an adult, I chose to interview my mom. She is a software engineer that is currently working at TD Bank. She is managing and working on a project called UGO Wallet, a digital wallet for mobile phones. I chose my mom because I find her line of work intriguing and growing up, I would always want to test out the apps she worked on. Currently, I am starting to study computer science as well because I feel this might suit me as a career as well as interest me along the way.