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Personal Narrative: My Experience With Dr. Hasso
My experience with Dr. Hasso was entirely unrivaled since it was my first in United States. I assisted in obtaining histories, doing physical exams, performing basic diagnostic tests using EKG and PFT machines and helping the staff in administration services. The experience allowed me to practice my clinical knowledge while learning about outpatient
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