Define Professionalism
Started by dumbguy
This seems like some lame P1 assignment question they're making you do.
And I feel for you. Just throw a pile of random adjectives in there man.
And I feel for you. Just throw a pile of random adjectives in there man.
cocaine? 😱😱😱
not in pharmacy school but have always wondered when people say you have to be professional, i wonder what they exactly means.
just making sure you were reading..
Definitely sounds like a P1 assignment...What school are you from ?
Did oyu mention integrity, accountability?
Did oyu mention integrity, accountability?
Check out this article at Tips for Success:
http://www.tipsforsuccess.org/professionalism.htm
Maybe it'll help spark some ideas.
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i'm not in pharmacy school.
i'm applying for pharmacy school, and touching up on my interview answers 😀
Wow, we're basically currently working on two different assignnments in two different classes on this exact question.
we get asked this question all the time! (I'm a P1)
Professionalism - The lame adjustments in my intrinsic behavior I modulate in order to present the facade of being a mature, responsible adult in front of patients.
You're too funny!!! This literally made me laugh out loud at 4:00 in the morning...I'm a 1PD at UF and they are constantly harping on us to be professionals. I'm an older student (a career changer), so I don't think I have a problem with appearing mature and responsible. But sometimes I think it's important to remind some of the younger students about this. For them, it's not yet natural. They say the brain doesn't fully mature until around age 24. ("They" is a Time magazine article from a couple of years ago.)
I'm a 1PD at UF and they are constantly harping on us to be professionals. I'm an older student (a career changer), so I don't think I have a problem with appearing mature and responsible. But sometimes I think it's important to remind some of the younger students about this. For them, it's not yet natural. They say the brain doesn't fully mature until around age 24. ("They" is a Time magazine article from a couple of years ago.)
That is a lie. I'm 24. If this is mature as I get, I'm screwed....and for the love of God, I should never, ever have children.
Just remember that barbers/hair stylists are professionals also.
