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[Done] Shadow at Johns Hopkins Hospital

Date: Aug.14.2008 8:00am~12:00pm
Object: Shadowing at JHH =>To visit ED(emergency diagnose), General X-ray, Fluoroscopy, Portable.

Process: Meet the image school of Hopkins' students and bring us into the building.

Impression:

1. 只能說讚!
2. The Hospital buildings are well designed, it's comfortable to be there.And, it's LOVELY~
3. Stuffs/Host Students are nice.
4.

　　After the shadowing day, I have learned that why the school can be so confident to let their senior student to handle every procedure. First of all, the students are well trained. Every student have to be a full-time student. After one month lectures, they start to practice at laboratory. When they have more confidence, they start working at clinical. Once they learn anything new, they practice over again, and go to have a hand on experience. I saw a student only enrolled the school about 4 month. However, they do what exactly I did when I was a intern. The best way to learn an new task is -- practicing, practicing, and practicing.

　　Next, the lecture class and clinical practicing are so tight that makes everyone have no chance to have another jobs for living, that's what everyone there told me. However, the price they paid made them gain the other profits. First, the total time that program takes in this school is shorter than other schools; it's only 18 months and other schools usually take 24 months. Second, they have the most well training in these program. After they pass the test, students are in charge the process. If they have question, they may ask the tech supervisor, rest of part they do everything during the skeleton x-ray. They can learn the first hand experiences.

　　Third, the hospital is the biggest hospital in Maryland, and the public security is not that well than other place. That means, you have plenty opportunities to see the different cases, more than other small hospital and safer places. Although you might be shoot on the way you go to work or go shopping, it can be count as another advantage.

　　Finally, every student would be rotated in 5 departments in 4 hospitals. That means that they well have a lot of experiences to approach different equipment. No matter which hospital they would apply, the student there can easily adapt machines and environments. Of course, an other benefit, there are more chances for job applicants who rotated in the hospitals while they were students. It's not a major one but it's still notable.

　　After visiting the hospital, I think I love this program more. If I had had a chance to visit the hospital I studied, would I still want to study there?




NoTe:

I really hope I can be there. For the program, and live in Boltimore.

after JHH,Boltimore.

A Little Step of Mine

I Made the phone call this morning and ask for shadowing at JHH and everything was fine. Praise the Lord.

You have been scheduled for a shadow appointment on Monday, August 4, 2008. Please report to the security desk just inside the revolving door to the Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center located at 601 North Caroline Street at 8:00 AM. You may park in either of the outpatient garages there. Be prepared to stay with us until at least noon. A student in navy blue scrubs with a white radiography patch on the left sleeve will meet you there. Please have your Radiography Program Shadow form with you. You may obtain this by printing it from our website http://radiologycareers.rad.jhmi.edu. This completed form should be returned to us with your application.
Attire for the day will be business casual (no jeans, tee shirts, flip-flops, etc). Please contact me by e-mail or at 410-528-8234 if you need to reschedule your shadow appointment or if you have any further questions. If you do not keep your appointment and have not notified me in advance, you will no longer be considered a viable applicant for our program.Please acknowledge receipt of this e-mail.

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Alfred G. Traylor, BSRT(R)(MR)(CT)
Clinical Coordinator
Radiography Program
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Schools of Medical Imaging
600 N. Wolfe St.
Blalock B179
Baltimore, Md. 21287

Office: 410-528-8234
Pager:410-283-1059
Fax: 410-528-8308
Cell: 443-257-4070