thank you part 2

 https://youtu.be/HjRqPfislwk

Thank you

This week I Gave thanks to my mentorship. I gave them doughnuts and wrote on the lid "thanks for being so sweet to me this year" I also wrote my mentor a letter.

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I have gained indescribable knowledge at my mentership. I learned the way of the computer system works at the mentership. Along with how the admitting system works with the families. I learned the different type of families that come into the mentership. I learned the way the Dr sizes and measures kids for their braces. The actions I took to help my experience is that I asked questions on things i did not understand. I also asked how to help during my time. I was also open to anything that would help out the mentership.

My mentership has not had a negative effect on my career, but helped me develop more of a passion for it. I see the families that need help and I would like to help them in every way possible when i become a neurologist. My mentorship has helped develop a drive for my future because of the patients.

I would advice the students that wish to participate in HMP to have a career in mind and to have a good ambition and passion for it. You do not have to be permant about your career. This is what the mentorship is for to help the students decided if they want to be a doctor or a nurse or whatever they wish to be


.         this image is of doctor morris from his website. This relates to my mentorship because the neuroscience is always helping the patients.
http://athensneurology.com/ana/site/site/content_page/site/content_page/site/content_page/specialized-services

3/16

I truly enjoyed this video. It was funny, cute and straight forward. The only advice that has ever been given to me is to one: put your hands by your side and two: picture the audience in their underwear. Of course this was horrible advice and naturally did not work. So watching this video helped so much.
The advice that I will surely use is to list my points i am trying to get across and how i will get them across. The other advice I will use is to not  eat a heavy lunch or dairy products. I did not know cheese could impact me so much! On account of this video I will also try to let my body be more in a natural position rather than a lazy or stiff body. I was always told to be, well pretty much a robot when talking in front of a crowd.
I have not been scared to talk in front of a crowd because well i like to talk about things I know. But thanks to this very entertaining video i now see how to better improve my public speaking abilities.  

3/2

If I would go into the field of neuroscience I would have to take a minimum of 12 years of school. Starting from a regular college then going into a medical school and finishing the cake off with a residency and an internship. I'm more than willing to put in this time and dedication. I also understand that if you go to college for neuroscience as your intended major it will get a lot of work out of the way. I do expect that I will have to go back to school even after 12 years because medicine and technology is always changing.
I enjoy and feel fulfilled when I can help a patient with what they need. Like which doctor to go to. I excel at putting new patients into the system. And I although it was difficult I finally mastered how to find everything and how to make a chart folder for new patients.

2/8/15

As we approach our final project for our honers internship program I start to focus on what I want to present. I have decided and started to build a mini movie. I would also like to make a brochure as I present my project. In addition I want to talk to my counselor about setting up a field trip so I can experience a neurology clinic in the morning.