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Personal Narrative: Violating The Regulatory Rules

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I understand your concern about violating the regulatory rules. Dr. McNally, my immunization are up to date and I have completed HIPPA, JCAHO, and OSHA certification. I have attached a copy of the certificate to this email. Dr. McNally, is there anything I could do that would allow me to attend the lectures (once a week)? Observership or an externship? Again, thank you and have a great weekend.

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