Personal Narrative-Therapeutic Internship
First of all, I think I can work under pressure. I am getting used to see a maximum of 10 patients a day, delivers different manipulative technique to different kinds of patients and having a lot of discussion with the great clinician and my colleagues. 6 to 7 months internship gave me a lot of knowledges and an experiences whereby in the real life, I need to apply all the experiences to the job settings.
I think I am good enough to create connections where I can get more patient or in other words here mean referral patient to come to the clinic. Having a good interaction with the patient and their families were good things because I can get more patient referral.
Since I learned business and practice management module during class, maybe …show more content…
What I meant here is, it is preferable to use closed-ended question since the patients only need to answer yes or no. The patients that come to the clinic might not really understand or even don’t know how to explain it in the simplest way. For example, if I am dealing with a kid patient, so it beneficial to use the simplest way to gain more information regarding his or her pain.
I can't expect what kind of problems the patients have. So I need to be more prepared in providing care outside the scope of practice. So 6 to 7 months of the internship was a small portion of the chiropractic practitioner life, where I gain experienced only the pieces of the skill. 7 months internship trained me to improve my performance by using repetitive of psychomotor skill, assessment of skills and feedback. So, all the advice from the clinician and my colleagues will help me to be a more positive person.
In the job settings, where all the emotion and the knowledge will be tested. Long hours to deal with works, deal with the different kind of people, different conditions and the new environment. So a constant self-reflective process involving feedback from success or lack of success with history, exam, diagnosis, adjusting skills and patient management to transform their perspective from student intern to real doctor. So, I hope that I will be more confident to treat the patient with a serious condition in the future
I think I am good enough to create connections where I can get more patient or in other words here mean referral patient to come to the clinic. Having a good interaction with the patient and their families were good things because I can get more patient referral.
Since I learned business and practice management module during class, maybe …show more content…
What I meant here is, it is preferable to use closed-ended question since the patients only need to answer yes or no. The patients that come to the clinic might not really understand or even don’t know how to explain it in the simplest way. For example, if I am dealing with a kid patient, so it beneficial to use the simplest way to gain more information regarding his or her pain.
I can't expect what kind of problems the patients have. So I need to be more prepared in providing care outside the scope of practice. So 6 to 7 months of the internship was a small portion of the chiropractic practitioner life, where I gain experienced only the pieces of the skill. 7 months internship trained me to improve my performance by using repetitive of psychomotor skill, assessment of skills and feedback. So, all the advice from the clinician and my colleagues will help me to be a more positive person.
In the job settings, where all the emotion and the knowledge will be tested. Long hours to deal with works, deal with the different kind of people, different conditions and the new environment. So a constant self-reflective process involving feedback from success or lack of success with history, exam, diagnosis, adjusting skills and patient management to transform their perspective from student intern to real doctor. So, I hope that I will be more confident to treat the patient with a serious condition in the future