Having worked at the hospital for almost two years has helped me prepare for the real
world, at least in terms of a job. I go to the Women's Unit once a week for a
four hour shift.
There are the usual tasks that I have to do on my own. I clean the cribs, ask all the moms if they need anything,
discharge patients, make the charts that the nurses use later for the admitted mothers to be, and basically just attend to the nurses for anything that needs to be done. I've rather enjoyed doing all the work that needs to be done,
because doing all the menial tasks has brought me to the realization that I
would love to become a doctor in the future.
Hope this is helpful:)
Kevin, EssayForum.com