Making a difference in someone life just fascinates me, knowing that I have the power to help someone. Working at the Bruckner Oncology as a Medical Assistant intern is one of the greatest life experience. Even those I had face many new challenges I will not trade it in for any other work field. Becoming an assistant also supplies knowledge of the most intimate interactions of the natural processes, giving a glimpse of processes that are not easy to understand. At this Center the patients are Cancer related.
At the first visit the client can always be refer to a different clinic if the clinician doesn’t take the specific case but this is a people helper profession. As we get to know that profession better we might not want to see all cases either for personal or preferences but not offering the help is not acceptable. It doesn’t matter if they gay, straight, rich, poor, disable, rapist, pedophile either or as a client I would have been very unhappy to be turn down without any referral to my needs. “The tools for conducting an effective assessment are numerous. The first session is often spent conducting an intake interview, which includes collecting basic demographic information about the client (age, marital status, number of children, ethnicity, etc.
john smith Mrs. Farner English 032 November 30, 2010 Personal Response Growing up I always knew I wanted to be in the medical field, recently I figured out that I want to be an OBGYN. Reading these three articles gave me a lot of information and better insight that can help me through my studies of nursing. But the article that really stuck out to me was the Cosmopolitan article “What your Gyno Is Really Thinking”. This article drew me more than the others because like many I’ve always been curious about what Doctors really think and what really goes on behind the close doors of Doctor Offices. The new information I found out while reading this article is that certain PAP exams can be rushed and the patient doesn’t receive all the
As I was growing up, my family always said that I would pursue a medical career. I’ve taken some CPR classes and I even got a CNA certificate. But I came to realize that I really didn’t like messy part of the field. When I say messy I mean, the blood, open wounds, and other things that people consider to be disgusting. Even though the pay is great and benefits are good, I want to pursue a career that I want to do.
Registered Nurse Do you remember being a child and constantly being asked “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Well I was the kid that always gave a different answer every time. I was always undecided regarding the career that I wanted to pursue. As I got older I realized that I wanted to have a career in the medical field. Being a nurse interests me because it requires the study of the human body, it is respected and because I find fulfillment in being able to help those who are in need. Once I started researching a career in nursing I realized that there were a lot more types of nurses then I had originally imagined.
I decided to become a nurse. The field of science never really fascinated me. I got through it while I was going to school, but the real reason I became a nurse was to heal people in a caring way. My husband and I both work in a very demand field. We work long hours and don’t talk as much as we would like.
I havce known since from the time that I was little that I wanted to do something healthcare Up until I discovered the Physician Assistant career, I wanted to be a doctor, but was hesitant to do so because of all the schooling, responsibilities, and extra stress that goes along with it. I am not saying that being a PA does not have responsibilities and is not stressful, but in comparison to a doctor, these items are considerably less of an issue. As I stated in my first reflection, I have a true passion for people and for helping them. NO matter what their problem may be, I am always trying to be the “helper” and do anything I can to make their day a little better than it was before. Having a career that is designed specifically to help people will fit me perfectly.
My mom always told me “Leave work at work, and leave home at home” don’t mix the two cause it can be way to stressful at times if you do. I have always tried to follow this motto by her. I look forward to becoming a Medical Assistant and can’t wait to finish school and get my career
Whenever this student would talk he would discuss his future plans. He said how he wanted to become a doctor and make a lot (he was emphasized the word a lot) of money. I myself am pursuing the career of my choice because it is what I’m passionate about. I do not seek (even though the salary is quite nice) money is pursuing my career. One of the other sins is sloth.
I tended to the needs of my ill aunt and during this period of time, the idea of playing nurse never crossed my mind; rather, care giving was a way of life. The magnitude of influence that caring for my aunt had in shaping my career decisions is immense; although it was unknown to me for quite some time. Nursing synthesizes care giving in a way that utilizes my natural strengths while benefiting others. The intrinsic value of caring for my aunt provide me with undaunted motivation. Unfortunately, cost is a barrier to quality medical care to patients in the hospital settings.