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    This volunteer experience at a hospital impacted the author's life and career path. It confirmed that she wants to interact with and help patients instead of sitting at a desk all day. She had to learn time management and problem solving skills to deal with issues like upset patients. This experience taught her patience, time management, and how to help others feel better. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that confirmed she wants to pursue a career in healthcare.

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    This volunteer experience at a hospital impacted the author's life and career path. It confirmed that she wants to interact with and help patients instead of sitting at a desk all day. She had to learn time management and problem solving skills to deal with issues like upset patients. This experience taught her patience, time management, and how to help others feel better. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that confirmed she wants to pursue a career in healthcare.

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    This volunteer experience at a hospital impacted the author's life and career path. It confirmed that she wants to interact with and help patients instead of sitting at a desk all day. She had to learn time management and problem solving skills to deal with issues like upset patients. This experience taught her patience, time management, and how to help others feel better. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that confirmed she wants to pursue a career in healthcare.

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    Olivia Tarpley

    Palmer
    Hnrs Eng 4, blk 3
    25 April, 2019
    After SLE
    1. What impact did this experience make on your life?
    The reason I chose to do my volunteer hours in a hospital was to explore possible
    career paths for my future. This experience did just that for me and helped me to
    release that I don’t want to sit at a desk all day, instead I want to be interacting with
    the patients and those who need help. This experience helped me to decide my
    future career and what I was going to study at school.
    2. How did you solve problems that came up?
    Some of the problems that came up while I was volunteering was time management
    and dealing with upset patients. Because I had a job and I was taking two summer
    classes at the same time I was trying to do my service hours, time management
    became a big issue for me. I had to figure out a schedule and a way to get to
    everywhere I needed to be while still having time to complete my homework on
    time. When patients would get upset at me or my nurse assistant, the easiest thing to
    do would be to try and cheer them up by talking them through it or calling for
    assistance. Experiencing the less pleasant aspects of the hospital proved that this
    type of job isn’t the easiest and taught me that I really needed to consider if this was
    what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.
    3. What will you take away from this experience that will help you in the future?
    This experience taught me loads of things like how to have patience, keep my time
    well managed, and help those that don’t feel too good, feel even a tiny bit better.
    Being at the hospital was an amazing once in a lifetime experience and I’m very
    happy I was able to experience it when I did. I’m was so pleased with my experience
    there the first time that I decided to go back there this summer.

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