What type of role models should medical professional be?
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Positive role models. It's difficult in a way though because not everyone or anyone can aspire to be one... the road is so hard, so many financial, emotional, and physical sacrifices go into being a medical professional. Anyway... I think they should set a good standard for the community they are in by involving themselves in community service and health education as well as practicing medicine.
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Be dependable, ethical and honorable.
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Professional references would be past employers or people with dignified careers
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I would say following the best from everyone. I didn't have a single role model growing up, but a lot of smaller influences that were just as valuable. That way, you don't become disillusioned thinking that one person is the end-all, be-all of goodness. Instead you learn that everyone is human and makes mistakes, but some people have it more together on certain issues than others. Only thing wrong with this situation is you just have to be able to see *which* is the best from everyone, and not get led down the wrong path.\nHaving said that, I was a youth camp counselor for a few years and I also think that it is important to have caring environments where you know you can go to certain people for advice, friendship, etc and have single role models that way\nBy the way, now that I'm older I still apply the "following the best from everyone" rule: if I have a problem or need advice, I like looking up quotes or books on the subject!
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here's a possible sample\nDear Dr ......\nI would like to take the opportunty to thank you for the job shadowing experience.\n\nThis has solidified my resolve to pursue a career in Medicine. I found the time spent with you to be a valuable resourse. I intend to apply to various institutions to pursue this dream.\n\nI can only hope that I will turn out to the kind of professional practitioner that you are with a great rapport with patients etc.\n\nThats how I would word it.
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A good role model for any health professional takes good care of your patients.  Do not neglect them, treat them with respect and dignity, and do no harm. As a nurse, you will have student nurses observing you, therefore you must perform your job duties well, as they will hopefully emulate your good performance.  Amongst many issues, do not talk negatively about the patient behind their back, especially to students.  This does nothing but give them the idea that it is okay.  I have obnserved this numerous times, especially in the nursing homes.  Some nurses have even been observed talking negatively about the patients directly in front of them, assuming they don't understand.  Basically, in a nutshell - perform your job duties well - including good infection control, but most importantly be treating your patients well!
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1. Regard the patient as #1\n2. Regard the patient as #1\n3. Regard the patient as #1\nIn other words, do what is best for the patient regarding their comfort and fight the Doctors tooth and nail if they are not doing right by a patient.\nFollow your heart - not proceedures.\nFrom a nurse of 32 years
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Self confidence, manners, and class are up there for me. Looks help out identify someone but in the end its who they are as a person. Being open minded but logical and moral are a must.
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listen to the client ; make diagnosis  ; start a treatment plan ;  explain it and ask client to agree to work with it;     fill reports for records and billing ; community servive and education; contribute research and articles to professional journals
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A lot . Just by being a role model , children are very smart and intelligent. They do pick up what adults are doing. If you have a good teacher he/she will role model the social behavior of what is to be expected from a child. A child will pick up on it.
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Advertise on billboards, radio commercials, network with other doctors for referrals, sponsor community and school events, participate in health fairs, etc.\n\nAll these means help people know about the medical practice.
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I'm a teacher myself, and my role-model was one of my elementary school teachers. \nShe was kind and compassionate, but strict - no sympathy when homework wasn't done (without a valid excuse). On providing an excuse, she'll go to the trouble of helping you catch up on late homework.\nShe had all the time in the world for the "not so intelligent" student who tried hard. Lazy ones often got a talking to - not an angry talk, just one to explain why students had to do homework/study for tests (to get ahead in life). And most often it worked!\nShe lived for her students. She'd make house calls on sick students, bring extra sandwiches for the hungry ones, listen to the sad ones' woes, and know each child's ability and potential as if she had godly insight.\nI'm trying my best to be like her. It's hard, but not impossible. But isn't that what role-models areall about -  show you it's possible with hard work.
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Your Physician needs to refer you, but if you meet all of the medical requirements, you can put yourself in one.
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Must be able to manage, train & make decisions regarding Staff and subsequent Patients' Care.  \nHave the ability to be impartial when disputes arise while understanding that Patients' Care comes first.\nShould be able to handle stress, analyze quality control reports, and communicate with other Departments of the Office.\nBe prepared to work long hours, deal with the Gov't over cuts in funding, but have a positive attitude with the satisfaction of making a difference in someone's Life.
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To have a caring attitude for each individual patient, while still maintaining a professional demeanor, and be knowledgeable about all the things needed to do a professional and quality job.
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Doctor, Lawyer, Stock Broker, Investment Banker...\n\nPro athletes, movie stars, TV stars, high class call girls...
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Think of the kids, do they want him as a role model...;