Department
Biological Sciences
Advisor
Brian Hyatt
Document Type
Poster
Version
Preprint
Abstract
During my Nursing Assistant internship, I transitioned from classroom learning to real-world caregiving. Guided by an instructor, I further developed practical skills. At Immaculate Homes Care, I faced challenging and new situations, and as a provider, I administered medications and interacted with residents regularly. This experience reinforced the importance of empathy, documentation, and patient care. It also prepared me for my career and boosted my confidence in making decisions.
Recommended Citation
Azonwu, Constance and Hyatt, Brian, "Navigating and Caring for Mental Health In a Group Home Setting" (2024). Science Symposium. 15.
https://spark.bethel.edu/science_symposium/spring2024/schedule2024/15
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Navigating and Caring for Mental Health In a Group Home Setting
During my Nursing Assistant internship, I transitioned from classroom learning to real-world caregiving. Guided by an instructor, I further developed practical skills. At Immaculate Homes Care, I faced challenging and new situations, and as a provider, I administered medications and interacted with residents regularly. This experience reinforced the importance of empathy, documentation, and patient care. It also prepared me for my career and boosted my confidence in making decisions.