I had the pleasure of interviewing my classmate, Irene Molodith. She is currently attending Alaska Career College, studying to be a Medical Assistant. After she graduates, she wants to work as a medical assistant for a year or two, to see if she like it or more say get a feel of it. If she finds that she enjoys being a medical assistant, she would like to pursue higher credentials like registered nurse. Irene is madly in love with her current boyfriend.…
My name is Brenda Irazaba and this is my third year at COC.My major is child development my goal is to become a preschool teacher. My goal is to graduate at COC and transfer to Csun by next year. Some of the things I enjoy outside of class is going on hikes to different trails, I also like to go to the beach I could live at the beach.…
1. Nanny;2015-present; During my graduate school program at the University of South Florida I am currently working as a nanny. My responsibilities include preparing meals, feeding, leading activities, and playing with the two children. I currently work an average of 10 hours a week for the family. 2.Chiropractic Assistant; 2014-2015; Upon graduating from FSU I was lucky to have gained an amazing position as a chiropractic assistant at a thriving practice in my community.…
Hi, my name is Rhonda Galloway-Jones married for twenty years, and I have one son and two daughters. I love spending time with my family, and I love to shop. My chosen field here at Kaplan University is Human Service with an emphasis on Child Welfare and Family. I have over fifteen years of experience working with children in my home as a childcare provider and at daycare centers. I have been strengthening these skills by volunteering to help families in the community.…
As a child, when someone asked what I wanted to be when I grew up I would always answer that I want to help people. I might not have known at the time what the field of occupational therapy entailed, but I now know this is the field that will allow me to achieve my dreams of touching as many lives as I can. I believe that the best way to do great things is to make difference in someone else’s life and to love what you do. I believe that occupational therapy is the way I can truly make a difference and I can’t wait to be part of such a tremendously rewarding and diverse career by working closely with people and helping them progress closer to their goals of living an independent life My interest in occupational therapy began while pursuing…
I’m beside myself with excitement! I found out last month I was officially accepted into Western Michigan University’s 4+1 Occupational Therapy program this January! I look forward to a career where I can make an impact on everyone I work with, helping them to lead independent, productive, and satisfying lives, regardless if their challenge is large or small With three years of study before me, improving my financial aid game is essential. While my family struggles money-wise, I take my federal loans and work closely with WMU’s Financial Aid Department for assistance, but there’s still a huge gap to be filled.…
I am thinking about going into occupational therapy assistant, upon graduation. I am looking at St. Catherine University in St Paul. I first heard about St. Catherine University on the internet. I typed in occupational therapy assistant schools on the internet, where I came across a website which listed every single school in the nation that has accredited occupational therapy assistant program. The list provided me with the name of the city, address, phone number and the email of the counselor, which I found out to be extremely helpful and useful.…
Throughout these next four years of college I hope to achieve a high GPA, to not be in too much debt, and to be involved in many activities. I plan on majoring in biology with an emphasis in pre-medicine. I will then head off to medical school to become a physical therapist. I have always been known to get straight A's in school and I would like for that to continue while I am in college. Even though college is a step up from high school It will be a good challenge for me to take on.…
Because I wanted to get a well-rounded experience and more exposure of the Occupational Therapy career, I have volunteered and worked in a variety of health care facilities. I have shadowed professionals and volunteered at a hand therapy specialty center and at an inpatient rehabilitation center. Additionally, I worked as a therapy aide at an outpatient rehabilitation center. I have been exposed to different aspects of the profession by seeking out multiple rehabilitation settings. Volunteering and working as a therapy aide has been very influential for me to know that I want to pursue Occupational Therapy as my career.…
Becoming an Occupational Therapy Assistant has been a big ambition for several years now. By researching and talking to people in this field, I have decided to make this my career. My passion is to help people by seeing them progress and recover from their injuries or disabilities. Helping them to be more independent and relying on themselves. I am a very family and church-oriented person.…
It is my passion to help people feel better and smile. I am enthusiastic to pursue a Master’s degree in nursing with a specialization in psychiatric-Mental Health to acquire more knowledge about mental illness, and to study how to provide mental health services. My goal is to become a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP). Pursuing an MSN-PMHNP will motivate me to attain my goal, assist individuals with mental disorders, to aid people overcome addiction or substance abuse, and to provide grief counseling with special training in pregnancy related issues. I comprehend the role of psychiatric nurse practitioners is to offer primary care services to the psychiatric-mental health population.…
Professional Statement It is both a rare and marvelous phenomenon when a person is able to assert that they have not only found their passion in life, but are capable of establishing a career out of that same passion. I am one of the providential individuals who have experienced this. I have been irrefutably certain of my passion for the field of speech-language pathology for many years, and as I find myself at the conclusion of undergraduate career, I can proudly state that my fervor has only continued to grow. While there may be many other individuals parallel to me, I wholeheartedly believe that my enthusiasm for the field, willingness to succeed, and resourceful intellect make me an unassailable candidate for a place in your Masters of Speech-Language Pathology program at Nazareth College. At present, I am completing my Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences, with a minor in Psychology, at Edinboro University.…
I will strive to become a well-rounded therapist that is able to treat individuals of all ages, cultures, disorders, and…
My desire to pursue a master’s degree in social work was fueled by the outcome of my experiences of learning about domestic violence in my undergraduate course. It was also influenced by my active role different organizations where I was able to provide care for child victims of domestic violence. The desire of furthering my studies started way back when I was volunteering at a non-profit organization with an objective of becoming more familiar in working with children that were coming from a less advantaged families. Initially, the organization I was working for did not give me information about the children I was taking care of; they did not tell me that the children were victims of domestic violence. Upon entry, I observed all the children…
I also love volunteering within the community. Every year I help with a walk that supports kids with Angelman Syndrome. I also help clean up the Quittapahilla Creek when bad storms hit the town, and I coach youth basketball and field hockey. I have always had a passion for school and I am very involved. I played both varsity field hockey and varsity basketball since my freshman year.…