The Importance Of A Professional Appearance As A Medical Assistant

I understand its hard running a buisness such as a restaurant you always have to make sure you are making good money while your employees are also being appreciated for there work. If you dont have employees your buissness cant strive, your employees are the ones representing your buisness and without them you are nothing. You should always hear what

Professionalism is an adherence to a set of values comprising both a formally agreed-upon code of conduct and the informal expectations of colleagues, clients and society. The key values include acting in a patient's interest, responsiveness to the health needs of society, maintaining the highest standards of excellence in the practice of medicine and in the generation and dissemination of knowledge. In addition to medical knowledge and skills, medical professionals should present psychosocial and humanistic qualities such as caring, empathy, humility and compassion, as well as social responsibility and sensitivity to people's culture and beliefs. All these qualities are expected of members of highly trained professions.

A1. Models of Health and Healing- The candidate provides a logical discussion, with substantial detail, of the differences between 2 models of health and healing as they relate to what it means to be human.

Candy shops were located in the complex, and employees were trained to be polite and provide quick service

Looking at this scenario as a patient point of view, the medical assistant should have done a couple things differently. One of the examples would be not to bite off the tip of her glove. The MA doesn’t know what could have been on that glove, plus it was already touching the patient where there was open skin. Instead of biting of the tip of the finger the MA should have properly removed the gloves. That goes to another unprofessional thing, if the MA saw that the ladies veins were hard to find, she should have prepared them before applying the gloves and cleaning the arm. If she still wasn’t able to get them to be noticeable, maybe try to see if someone else could come help. Another unprofessional thing would be using her bare hands to try

Just about every medical office that I have been to is dressed and acts very professional. There professional presentation was very neat and clean. Every employee in the office wore the same colored scrubs. All of the exam rooms looked very clean and was very organized.

Our employees will love to work with us. We want a comfortable place to work. Thre are some rules. For the most part though, employees come to work, have fun and make a quality product. We encourage them to have a radio playing in their work area. Bob their heads, talk with others, have small brainstorming sessions. Make our company the best place to work. People will knock down our doors to get a job with us.

It is crazy to think that we are approaching flu season right now because it is summer but as a medical an assistant you have to think that you do have many jobs to keep the office safe and clean so the patients waiting to see the doctor they do not catch something. We should have and sanitizer mask and paper towels in the waiting area on a mayo stand. Boxes of tissues should be placed on tables throughout the waiting room.

For a year, I worked at a fast food restaurant called Rubio’s Baja Grill. When I started there, the restaurant had opened in Peoria, Arizona, where I am from. When working at Rubio’s, I did cash handling and operation of cash register, served food to customers, stocked all items and took inventory, helped prepare food, cooked food, and bussing and cleaned tables, floors, and dishes. For being a Mexican place that sold fish and was by the popular Lake Pleasant, it was always a busy place, but always understaffed. With this facility understaffed, it meant we had to work twice as hard to make sure the place was in the proper condition or we would have an inspection again a week later. Peoria has very strict food and beverage laws that had to be

Employees are considered to be customers and the People Department does what it takes to keep their customer happy.

During my time working at a family owned restaurant called Leo’s Chicken, I was the only employee other than the cook. This meant I had the large responsibility of being the cashier for the dine-in guests as well as the cashier for the drive through guests. I bagged orders, fried sides such as French fries and fried okra, and organized the chicken by cut after the cook removed it from the fryer. I also cleaned tables, did dishes, swept and mopped the dine-in area, and cleaned the bathrooms. My experience at Leo’s Chicken taught me several valuable lessons including the

The two areas that I feel I should work on during this course are communication and image/appearance. My score in communication was somewhat in the middle score, I still feel that I need to improve it. In nursing, good communication is important, especially if it is a matter of life and death of my residents. I need to have good communication when calling the primary doctors, especially if it is in the middle of the night. My score for image/appearance was 8. I felt that this area is important in my profession because I need to present myself as a professional nurse. One of the questions was about how prepared I was for the meeting or other engagements with colleagues. My score for that question was 3. My answer was not the one the survey is

This visit had a few issues that made it feel like an unfriendly place to shop. The employee, Thelma, who I met in a grocery aisle, did not take me to the location of a product. Thelma did tell me that I could find the item over on another aisle and she told me the aisle number. Though she told me, You're welcome, when I said, Thank you, I got the feeling the items in the cart she had were more important, as Thelma continued to scrutinize those items.

• Communication and People Skills – Good communication is essential as it an ambulance assistant, you will get accurate information and assessment on what happened at the scene. For instance, how many people were involved in the incident, how many causalities and the extent of their injuries. Being able to talk to the victims in a proper way. Being able to talk to the family and calming them down would help retrieve important information that would help in the treatment of the patient.

The presentation by Dr. Steward contained the main message of “What does a professional look like, and what does it mean to be a professional.” He opened up his presentation by walking in looking like a “thug” off the street. This purpose of this was to make us think about the characteristics we normally associate with a professional and how outward appearance plays a big part of people’s perceptions. He furthered this point later by pointing out the unprofessional nature of tattoos and piercings. Concerning this point, I could not agree more with him. As dentists, we are professionals and we need to present ourselves to the public in a professional manner. This means coming to work each day dressed and groomed our best.