• An non-profit semester internship in the health care, public health prevention, as well as national advocacy and policy analysis.• Focused on improving the health of Hispanic populations and works closely with its members and partners- physicians, health professionals, residents, medical students as well as the Federal government, Congress, and private sector partners which impact health care to our communities

• A patient care associate assists professional nursing staff (12 hour shifts) with routine patient care needs in a typical clinical setting. Such an associate provides communication, comfort, and safety to the patient.• Patient care associates must provide basic patient care, such as bathing, bed making, skin care, incontinence care, and toileting duties.• Follows all departmental policies, procedures and objectives; continuous improvement initiatives; safety environmental and infection control standards• Patient care technicians and assistants might spend more time with patients than other healthcare providers in a hospital.

• Twice a week, two coaches were given a plan on what to teach the kids that day.• The children’s age ranged from seven to 13.• We would teach the kids how to do the planned activities and help them with necessary.• Taught the children how to handle the ball and learn the rules of soccer

• Twice a week, I would meet up with a student to help them with their Spanish.• The student would come with old exams and we would review each question until the student understood why they got it wrong.• These sessions would last for about two hours.

• Took care of children ranging from the ages of three months to 12 years old while parents exercise.• In-charge of the children’s safety while making sure they have an enjoyable experience with the center.• For every 12 children, there is one team member but for every eight infants there is one team member.