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Personal Narrative: My Experience With The DBA Student

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An incident occurred while I was attending the VA for a rotation and it was brought to my attention that I violated a policy. The LSUA student was starting the exam and I cannot fully remember what happened, but she either clipped anatomy or didn’t oblique enough and I thought that I was being helpful by saying that I would do it and take over the exam but I have realized that when I started to take over the LSUA student marker was still on the exam. The LSUA student ended up finishing the exam and I think that I had went to do another exam at the time. When her instructor checked her images, she may have asked why she repeated or who told her to repeat the image and she said my name. I thought that I was trying to help and although she may have been a senior to the program, that was my first time working with the LSUA students. When the juniors arrived from LSUA a technologist told me to just let them shadow me and to show them around so I felt somewhat pressured into thinking I should help whenever I could.

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