My main goal is to go to college. I am looking at a degree in forestry. My next goal is to find a job in the career field of my choice. To do this I need to make sure that when I am in college, I am putting forth my best effort in my classes and networking with people in the field. These goals have to be reached for me to do well out in the real world. High school may seem like it doesn’t matter, but it does because in the end without high school, I wouldn’t be able to go on to college and then on to a job that I love to do and work. To make my family proud I want to graduate and go onto college, get my degree, and finally make a living in my career field choice.…
Energetic, results-oriented team-player eager to bring my strong administrative skills to a growing company implementing Information Systems Security who needs top-level support. Excellent communication and computer skills; ability to work independently or as part of a team to project deadlines; multi-cultural awareness with a high level of adaptability. Hard-working, multi-tasking, General Office Assistant experience with outstanding telephone, scheduling and documentation skills. Demonstrated ability to provide exceptional support and service for a broad-range of staff and clients. Broad Industry experience includes: Health care, dietary, and restaurant experience, customer service and sales, administrative, clerical, and computer support.…
I have learned that long-term career / professional goals are best achieved when we break them into shorter goals. My short-term goal is to join and add value in a professional dynamic organization by applying my knowledge, skills and experience, working in line with the company vision and values in order to achieve a common goal. As part of a team, I want to add value and continue to grow the company. My long term goals is to leave legacy and be the asset of that…
In addition to my enthusiasm, I will bring a calm and positive attitude to this position. I have helped out new co-workers when…
Sounds pretty similar to the agency I work for but it sounds like you had a lot more training then we did. Oddly, I was never asked or told to shadow anyone however, I did have a few nurses shadow me. I asked these nurses about it and they told me they weren’t getting paid for their time and I thought that was a little bizarre. I’m guessing that many agencies do not pay people for training after hearing your experience was similar to…
Hello my new classmates! My name is Brooke, I'm 19 and the oldest of 3 children. I am currently working as a medical assistant, but have decided to follow a new path for my career choice, elementary education. I am known for being shy and quiet yet very warm and sweet. I am looking forward to discussing topics with ya'll over the next few months. Good luck!…
As I was looking for a Physician Assistant program I focused on three main things: research, prestige, and location. I was fortunate enough to discover that Yale PA program exceeded my expectations. As a clinical research assistant, I have had the pleasure to work with great clinicians (doctors and physician assistants alike) who have graduated from Yale Medical School and Yale PA program. Their perseverance, ability to react efficiently and decisively in difficult situations are some of the many qualities that Yale highlights and solidifies in its programs. Furthermore, shadowing one of the physician assistants who graduated from the Yale program gave me a better insight on the rigorously, expectations, and preparations of Yale PA program.…
A career as a physical therapist assistant involves having patience, commitment, and passion. A few years ago, my mom was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy and was referred to a physical therapist. She was in pain, frustrated, and did not believe she was ever going to be back to normal. The physical therapist assistant (PTA) guided her through the exercises and gave her the confidence needed to survive the difficult journey to recovery. As part of my experience with mom, I had an insight into the essential hands on role of a PTA.…
When I was a child, I always wanted to be a combat pilot. Was that what I really…
I have chosen the career path of working in the human service field because of my passion for helping people with their various needs and problems. I feel it is the best suitable choice for me because the human service field is so vast with different job opportunities like youth worker, probation officer, group home worker, social work assistant, substance abuse counselor (which I’m getting my bachelor’s in), and many other job opportunities. Working in the human service field is going to help me make difference in not only other people’s life’s but my own.…
During the summer I worked at a nursing home to gain some experience in the healthfield. Working as a certified nursing assistant really helped me grow and it is one of the most rewarding jobs I’ve had, it also was very challenging at times. As I said before I struggle with anxiety, but working as a nursing assistant pushed me to overcome some of the fears I had of communicating. I learned really quick when working in a nursing home you strongly need the ability to have good communication skills because without it you can’t communicate with the charge nurses, the residents or the other C.N.A’s. Everyday that I worked there I used different forms of communications such as body language which I learned says a lot about what a person is feeling.…
When I graduated from high school, I did not want to go to school. I wanted to have a job. So my uncle took me to ROP school to find if there were any occupations that I wanted to do. There were a lot of classes that looked really interest to me, but one of the classes looked really fun. It was Medical Back Office Assistants.…
Moving from a mentor to a program team member is a huge step because there are more expectations that I must execute. Instead of guiding my mentees, I now have to take the next step to guide the future peer mentors. Although being a program team member involves a lot of work and planning, this will help me become a stronger and more independent person which will help me succeed in my future career. It takes a better leader to go through training of how jobs must be done, and that’s why I’m here.…
I can offer your company a dedicated employee who is a quick learner, a strong planner, and detailed-oriented. I possess strong leadership, supervisory skills, computer skills, and community service experience. I work well with others and am confident in my ability to make a positive contribution to your company.…
As i said, I find myself a highly motivated and reliable person. Moreover I have got some professional and needed experience in conducting the same job. I also find my language skills very important for this job position.…