• Dr. Casey Gazda | Non-invasive CardiologyShadowed Dr. Gazda on her analysis of multiple cardiac CT scans and echocardiograms from various patients at the UNC Hospitals.• Dr. Karen Halpert | Family Medicine Shadowed Dr. Halpert on her shift at the UNC Family Medicine Center in Durham. Watched IUD removal procedures as well as keenly observed and learned from multiple doctor-patient interactions during patient check-ups and/or sick visits.

• Encouraging residents with dementia to participate and socialize in programs and events. • Providing residents with a friendly, safe, and comfortable environment. • Passionately providing companionship, encouragement, presence, and emotional support to residents and their families.• Patiently guiding and accompanying residents on their weekly afternoon Walking Club outdoors. • Participating in memory games, such as 1920-50 trivia, in order to improve memory, daily life skills, and overall mental health. • Encouraging and guiding residents to participate in arts and crafts, specifically frame-art memorabilia, in order to reduce stress, improve memory, and allow residents to express themselves in meaningful ways.

• Passionately providing patient comfort and healthcare support to 6+ patients under the supervision of registered nurses in the Cardiothoracic Stepdown Unit. • Aiding 6+ patients per shift with routine tasks including feeding, bathing, dressing, and ambulation in order to promote fast recovery rates and to increase patient muscle tone and strength• Routinely monitoring and recording patient vitals including blood pressure, temperature, input/output, and blood sugar levels• Carefully transferring and repositioning patients onto beds and chairs using gait belts, patient lifts, and other tools.• Respecting patient's privacy and dignity by upholding all hospital policies and HIPAA regulations.• Adapting to the shortage of critical healthcare workers by picking up critical staffing hours on other units in need of extra assistance and support: Acute Care Unit (4 West), Geriatric Medicine Unit (8 Bedtower), Intermediate Surgical Care Unit (ISCU), Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CICU).

• Researching how individuals interpret & cope with illness, how institutions shape collective experiences of sickness & recovery, how health professionals can better reflect on their values and practices, and how disease & disability are culturally defined.• Sharing the testimonies of health professionals through blog-written posts on the HHIVE website, which includes the recording and documenting personal experiences either at speaker events or one-on-one interviews with chosen healthcare personnel. • Passionately contributing to bi-weekly discussions within the lab's built-in Journal Club meetings which include in-depth seminars on specific health-related studies, theories, and philosophies.

• Customer-oriented and personable barista serving customizable and high-quality espresso and brewed coffee with care in a fast-paced environment. • Demonstrated exceptional multitasking skills to ensure an excellent customer café experience while crafting drinks, cleaning, cash handling, and restocking.• Prioritized customer experiences while providing support to coworkers on the floor. • Personably greeted usuals, and gladly welcomed new faces.• Performed opening responsibilities over 75 times having received the trust and confidence of management.

• Handled and arranged banking transactions, money orders, cash deposits and loans with absolute care and precision to ensure store’s efficiency in all cash management operations. • Demonstrated exceptional customer rapport by enthusiastically helping customers complete purchases/returns, locate items, and join rewards programs to promote store loyalty, satisfaction, and sales numbers.• Assisted in the backroom: opened storage boxes and kept shelves stocked.