All available documentation submitted for this claim has been reviewed from the perspective of Internal Medicine. The claimant is a female (DOB ) who works as a Hardware Department Manager who is claiming disability from 08/31/2017 to present. The physical requirements of her job include observing associate, customer, or supplier behavior, entering and locating information on the computer, creating documents and reports, grasping, turning, and manipulating objects of varying size and weight, visually verifying information, reading information, visually locating merchandise and other objects, visually inspecting equipment, reaching overhead and below the knees including bending, twisting, pulling, and stooping, and moving, lifting, carrying,…
Alan Kwasman, a Board Certified Pediatric doctor, claims that to become a doctor, one needs people skills, the ability to listen, and thoroughness. Dr. Kwasman supports his claim with reasoning on why doctors need certain qualities, examples of hard-to-distinguish diseases, and stories about his work, including one about a teenager who he diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux disease, much to the astonishment of his family. The purpose of Kwasman’s speech is to take a stand in persuading the audience to the fact that doctors are needed and should not always be blamed for accidents, as (mostly) they always try their best. The pediatrician spoke in an understanding and calm voice, with his speech made for the general public.…
Pam Estevez, a nurse at Pennywell Family Practice Clinic, asked you to organize a lunchtime lecture series for the clinic staff in which regional medical professionals will discuss topics related to pediatric health care. You have hired the first speaker…
Dr. Meeker perfectly illustrates the various dilemmas and turmoil experienced by teens today based on patient stories as well as her own experiences throughout her medical career. Moreover, her inclusion of personal oversights early in her career demonstrates a vulnerability that gives the book not only a personal feel, but allows the reader to better relate and connect with the author.…
It’s a discourse community that requires years of discipline, and studying. I will observe different doctors on each visit, and compare of their work ethics differ from one another. How much time does each doctor spend with the patient? What was the behavior the patient displayed when talking with the doctor? Does the doctor try to show any attachment to the patient themselves? Or do they have a way of separating their emotions? Do they bring any personal stories when talking a shy patient (since the majority of patients are small children I assume they’re shy to talk at all)? Or does the parent do most of the talking? How does a child differ from an adult when they get…
What the doctor loves about his job is the kids; they make him feel undepressed. He takes the long hours even when everyone tells him to slow down. Though there are things that he finds challenging. First, is that everyone is always crying; the babies, the toddlers, and even the worried parents. Next, is telling bad news; he told us there are always mothers fainting from them. Another challenge is dealing with a high load of patients; his office is always full. The final thing is that he has to figure out the problems because infants cant simpiply say their own problems.…
Currently, my aspirations lie towards Pediatrics. With frequent visits to the doctor’s office due to illnesses and infections from my vesicoureteral reflux as a child, the health care setting became a place I was comfortable with. Furthermore, my experiences volunteering at Kids Come First Community Health Clinic and tutoring disadvantaged children through Project Literacy have confirmed my desire to work with this population. The early primary care clinical experiences and required primary care clerkships will help confirm that Pediatrics is the ideal fit for me.…
Professionalism is the conduct or qualities characterized by conforming to the technical or ethical standards of a profession; exhibiting a courteous, conscientious, and generally businesslike manner in the workplace. The attitude of those in the medical profession generally is more conservative than in other career fields. Patients expect professional behavior and base much of their trust and confidence in those who show this type of demeanor.…
My goals for residency are simple – to continuously learn in order to educate and heal. Although I have been involved in the community in various ways for many years, I am truly excited to start giving back to society from a different perspective – that of a physician, of a person’s first stop in their most vulnerable of times. Family Medicine is a broad field that will challenge me in many ways, but I am ready to enhance my knowledge in a program that fosters learning through a supportive, team approach where patients and their futures are the greatest concerns.…
Family members would often call me with questions regarding their health. During my Internship as part of medical school, a 50-year-old presented to the clinic with numbness of his legs. His initial lab works showed increased blood sugar levels and increased hba1c levels and after doing an EKG I was able to confirm that he had suffered from a silent Myocardial Infarction. He was later started on appropriate treatment and when I met him later for outpatient follow-up, the whole family reported to be indebted to me for diagnosing a hidden problem. This really overwhelmed me and made me realize the kind of satisfaction I was able to provide a family by being an Internist. This also proved me that I had the thought process to untie the complexity involved and come up with a broad differential diagnosis. Taking up challenges is one of my attributes and I feel an Internist faces unique Intellectual challenges on a daily basis. From my experience, I can say that even a small change in someone’s life will make a difference, like when I was talking to my Aunt who is a diabetic, was complaining of muscle pain and after diagnosing her condition as medication-induced, I witnessed how peaceful she was after eliminating the…
Thank you for an enjoyable and impressive day with your Pediatric Residency Program. It was a pleasure to meet with you, Dr Inamdar and Dr Saini and learn more about Pediatrics at Metropolitan Hospital Center on December 4th, 2015. Personally, I believe that your program closely matches my expectations for residency; strong clinical training, continuity of care, exposure to a multicultural and diverse population and location in a large city. I loved the harmony in your department and how everyone I met seemed genuinely happy and were very approachable.…
My interview took place at the hospital where I currently work, in a break room after the end of my shift with P.O., a physician who joined our organization in July of 2012. P.O. comes to our facility after completing a three year pediatric residency in Chicago. Prior to his pediatric residency, P.O. lived in Haiti where he also completed a five year surgical residency, at State University of Haiti Hospital, Port-au-Prince.…
This reflection is based on my observations of the need for of effective communication skills and knowledge of nurses regarding the management of aggression in elderly patients with dementia. Clinician need to be equipped with seclusion, medication and de-escalation skills to be able to manage patient aggressive behaviours safely. I have chosen these particular observations after realising how fundamental they are in implementation aggressive behaviour management strategies in patients. While working in mental health I have observed how effective it is to communicate with a patient as a way of de-escalation during verbal and physical aggression incidents. Ford, Byrt, Dooher, & ebrary (2010) point out that it is imperative for health professionals…
I am a nursing student from Australian Catholic University. This role play is about the vital signs. Now, I am going to write a reflective write about the video of my role play of TPR which is a part of assignment and done by me and my other two friends.…
During the course of my fall semester at Elgin Community College, I had the opportunity to observe an elementary school, middle school, and high school classroom. For my classroom observations, I went to Westfield Community School and Jacobs High School. Each classroom visit was to be five hours, making the required observation time fifteen hours. My themes for my paper will be classroom management and time on task.…