Healthy Paw Reflection

I’ve also got in honors classes and I like the teachers I like they get us prepared for the next grade. In conclusion I loved every middle school year because of the teachers and the students.

Today, I am glad I choose nursing because I have overcome my social fears, learn to be a team player, learn how to prioritize and most importantly learned to manage stress. Lastly, I grew as a nurse with each semester because I learned how to respect and treat each patient as a unique individual. I have also learned to put my patient safety as my priority and provide presence because I realized through my clinical experience that, sometimes that all the patients need. Below is the breakdown of how I have developed each semester in nursing school. FALL 2013 • Foundations of Nursing: NUR 2310

During my junior year of high school, I changed my mind on what I wanted to go to school for. Being a veterinary technician is an exciting job, you are always on your feet doing something, whether it being giving routine shots or assisting during a surgery. I chose to do my PREP Project on veterinary technology so that I was able to get an inside look into what I wanted to pursue, to make sure that it was the right choice for me. In May of 2015, I called the Beckwith Veterinary Hospital in Modesto, California and asked them if any of their veterinary technicians would be able to be my mentor.

I admire how the students all showed interest and followed through with the course experiment. At first everyone was hesitant, not believing they could change their lives. The students later realized they could and were all willing

If they personally enjoy spending time with children then helping people and studying new things everyday than they will like features of this career. Maybe a pediatrician enjoys most of its job influencing the child to have a better life style. A pediatrician has the opportunity to save a child’s life and make them healthier (“Pediatrician” 9). The negative of this is that they will multiple calls from the emergency room and parents wanting to get a hold of you to see what they can do to cure them at home. Medicine can be fitting to a pediatrician but not to everyone, some of them enjoy working with medicine.

Please describe any contributions of distinction during medical school (in any and all academic areas: research, teaching, teamwork, clinical care, and community service). One of my proudest contributions during medical school was identifying ultrasound education as something that I wanted to expand, so I worked with a small group of my classmates to start an ultrasound education program. The goal of our program was to help our peers learn how to use ultrasound imaging while gaining valuable anatomy and physiology education. We spent countless hours developing a curriculum, finding faculty mentors, and teaching first year medical students.

Family is people that are the closest to these students, they should be more understanding, open and patient to listen to their children’s worries and problems about universities’ lives (“Coping with bad grades”, n.d.). Friends are another group of people that these students can talk to. Sometimes these students do not possess any help-seeking behaviors so parents and friends have to be observant and approach them first. They might be reluctant at first but if they feel that they can believe in the people they are talking to, they will express their feelings and worries about universities lives. After the talk, parents should understand the reasons why these students are having hard times at universities and feeling stress.

Throughout my whole experience at Centennial, I have always wanted to join the National Junior Honor’s Society, so I feel very honored to have this opportunity to apply. Last semester, I was part of our school’s Student Council. Being in that group allowed me to see how important leadership is in our daily lives, in and outside of school. I also learned a whole lot about service, considering we had to complete one hour every week. All of these things are important, but the thing that I thought spoke to me personally was this year’s theme.

In addition to my studies, my work in the healthcare field has exposed me to a variety of scenarios. I have worked as a standardized patient at the Medical Education Research Facility helping medical students practice their clinical skills and learn how to empathize with patients by listening to their stories. Much of this stems on skills of communication with the patients, but it also includes setting an agenda for the visit, listening actively to the patient’s own narrative, using empathy to understand the patient’s emotions, and agreeing

There are many highly qualified potential employees, but the tattoos are what are holding them back. If we drop the negative attitude towards tattoos then we will be able to have the most qualified and proficient employees. Not only will more qualified people be able to get the jobs, but it could possibly lead us all to see some of the more positive sides of tattoos in the workplace. It was noticed that teens from age fourteen to eighteen (mostly high school aged students) felt more comfortable talking to an adult who had a tattoo, especially in the school environment and professional environment. The students asked about their attitudes towards tattoos stated that it gives them something to discuss and helps them relate to the adults (Weingarten).

I schedule the appointments, check those in that are donating and relay the importance of donating blood to the student body. Also, being a member of River Valley’s FFA chapter I participate in activities such as Food for America, Adopt-a-Family, and Community Breakfast. FFA has been a very important part to my high school experience because it has taught me the

I really enjoyed reading your post. When I was trying to decided what I wanted to go to school for I also wanted to be a trauma nurse, but I realized that was not my calling. I originally was going to school for radiology but after a semester I changed my major to criminal justice. I wanted a career that would provide excitement and something different everyday, but also allow me to help others. I wish you the best of luck toward either a trauma nurse or anesthetist, they will both take a lot of work to achieve, but in the end will be so rewarding knowing how many people you are

Jennifer, I am glad that you feel better about the class. When I became overwhelmed about an assignment in my previous classes, I emailed my professor for guidance and a little support. The professors at Mid America are very understanding about the outside factors that can cause stress and sometimes it is difficult to concentrate on homework. Just remember to communicate with the professor if you are having a difficult time understanding something, which helped me out in most of my classes.

During the 17 years of my family providing this service, I have helped with activities, food preparation, campfire programs, and general supervision. Three years ago, I began leading a discussion group so that every girl attending could have her questions and concerns addressed. The increased numbers of families attending each year are evidence our efforts have been successful. Last year, I decided I wanted to make an even larger impact. So, I signed up for the Humanitarian Experience For Youth program.

I learned how to take responsibility and how to have a full pension with them. MY career goal is Ophthalmologist to provide people with good vision and help them see the amazing world. To achieve my goal I have to go to 4 years college after high school and try to go medical school, and get into my field. I want to be further in my education to be an example to my younger brothers and to all of people who don’t believe in themselves and I want to teach a good lesson to my brothers to follow their dreams and do what they want to do. I’m also the first one in my family planing to go to college and I want them to be proud