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Adriona Turner-Mcbee
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Welcome to my Jaguar Leadership Network [JLN] ePortfolio
Welcome to my Jaguar Leadership Network [JLN] ePortfolio
What is the JLN Program?
What is the JLN Program?
This is a 2-years scholarship program designed to allows sophomores and juniors to fully invest in their networking, leadership skills. Under the direction of Program Coordinator, Kim Cozzi, students learn how to build, direct, and implement these skills into actual opportunities through the use of a required engaged learning experience.
Indiana University Indianapolis Junior Adriona Turner-McBee
My Engaged Learning Opportunity...
My Engaged Learning Opportunity...
Allowed me to work with the IU School of Optometry each semester while completing the dynamic leadership training program.
Allowed me to work with the IU School of Optometry each semester while completing the dynamic leadership training program.
READER'S GUIDE
READER'S GUIDE
I am currently still employed as a Clinical Assistant. Within this role I support the administrative task provided to me, within multiple departments, for the promotion of patient care, and enhancing the patient experience.
I am currently still employed as a Clinical Assistant. Within this role I support the administrative task provided to me, within multiple departments, for the promotion of patient care, and enhancing the patient experience.
The JLN Experience
The JLN Experience
I'm passionate about providing...
I'm passionate about providing...
Adequate patient care and promoting the life of all humans that I encounter within the specialized focus of medicine. Medicine is not only a passion that I love and want to achieve but rather a goal that is blossoming into a reality. In that hope that I will soon be entering medical school and becoming a Physician focused on aiding the sick, and wounded without the context of borders.
I want to work within the organization Médecins Sans Frontières also known as, Doctors Without Borders in english. Taking care of people, and providing service to those of need, are things I have great experience with. Through being an EMT student, a home aid for a family member, working within a genetics lab within the School of Medicine, and being apart of the in-depth day-to-day clinical life of an eye doctor. My interest in medicine is a passion that only continues to grow, both from the seeds that have been planted thorough my past experience but even more so in my engaged learning opportunity. I want to do more, help more, and continue in the fostering of human life.
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