Publisher's Synopsis
Medical internship journals are regularly published to help medical interns and physicians have a better experience and achieve their goals. These journals are used as a practical guide for interns, as they're often given difficult tasks with little guidance. This journal is the first of its kind in the United States, and was created by an College Admissions Adviser for medical students.
As a College Admissions Adviser, I realize it's important to acquire clinical experience in a diverse range of specialties to get the best internship opportunities out there . However, some of the best internships are competitive and require students to show physicians true practice and competitive transferable skills to start. This is challenging for students who want or need to work during their time away from school because they do not have a detailed record of experiential details or hours etc. The all in one planners will help them cope with this, we developed a journal that students can use during their internships and self care. They can record their progress, as well as record detailed daily patient care for other staff to check and verify or homecare members for experiential history as a resume to show past experience.
Internships are a critical and often overlooked piece of the healthcare education puzzle. When you factor in the time, money, and effort that students spend on their internships, it's easy to see why.
Did you know that seniors 65+ years old are the fastest-growing demographic in the US? As a result, more and more elder care companies are popping up to meet the demand because frankly, there's a lot of money to be made. It's best to start your career with professional work habits, and when you visit patients writing in loose paper, it can be lost easily. Our book offers a deeper level of confidentiality and security.
The Documented Internship is the only one of its kind, please watch the video so you can understand why. Is an amazing professional journal that helps you record daily details of services provided, for the patient and yourself.
