Co-Curricular Activities: Sara Zaki Mansour
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Co-Curricular Activities: Sara Zaki Mansour
Professionalism Milestone Reflection
During our recent workshop on creating a Curriculum Vitae (CV), I was pleasantly astonished by how much complexity and nuance there is in this seemingly simple document. It was discovered that a resume is much more than just a list of experiences in chronological order; instead, it is a detailed account of a person's career path, filled with minute details that provide prospective employers with a clear picture of who they are dealing with.Our research showed that a well-written CV consists of many components in addition to the traditional resume structure. Every aspect of the candidate—from research projects and teaching experiences to funding, publications, details about licenses, and awards—contributes to a more complete picture of the individual. This all-encompassing strategy offers a more sophisticated picture of the person's accomplishments and talents in addition to satisfying the various expectations of employers.
The idea that a resume may be used as a strategic tool to help candidates highlight their accomplishments and skills struck a chord with me the most. To fascinate and wow potential employers, it's similar to curating an exhibit—carefully choosing and showcasing the most noteworthy features of one's professional profile.
One of the most important things we learned from our session was to view the CV as a customized canvas for professional identity and self-expression. It's a strong instrument for communicating one's individual path and contributions in a cutthroat employment market, not merely a formality.
In conclusion, I have gained a much deeper understanding of the importance of a CV in properly conveying one's professional story. It takes more than just enumerating experiences to create a strong narrative that showcases a person's accomplishments, abilities, and prospects for future success.
Co-Curricular Activities: Sara Zaki Mansour
Leadership Milestone Reflection
Having recently attended a Zoom conference on the critical role of leadership in pharmacy, I now have a better grasp of how the pharmaceutical industry is changing. It became clear that pharmacy professionals could significantly impact patient care and healthcare outcomes through effective leadership, going beyond the traditional duties of medicine dispensing. A wide range of subjects covered throughout the conference shed light on the complex aspects of pharmacy leadership. The presenters covered a range of aspects of leadership in the pharmacy field, from promoting patient-centered care to overseeing complex medication protocols. Examining the several leadership paths in the field, such as clinical practice, research, teaching, and healthcare administration, highlighted how much room there is for influence and development.The lecturers' contagious passion and devotion inspired me and filled me with enthusiasm and motivation. Their passionate speech not only emphasized the value of strong pharmacy leadership, but it also left me feeling deeply responsible for looking into leadership prospects for my own practice. Among the most important lessons learned from the talks was the critical role pharmacists play in advancing innovation and advancement in healthcare systems. With their specific expertise in drugs, pharmacists are in a unique position to spearhead projects that improve the standard of patient care, maximize therapeutic results, and support pharmaceutical safety.It is also critical to have conversations about interdisciplinary cooperation and the incorporation of pharmacy services into comprehensive healthcare models. Pharmacists may optimize their influence on patient outcomes and propel healthcare delivery systems forward by collaborating with other healthcare stakeholders and taking on leadership positions in collaborative care settings.Moreover, the promotion of health equity and the resolution of healthcare inequities ought to be at the center of pharmacy leadership initiatives. Pharmacists can promote social justice and create inclusive healthcare environments by supporting culturally competent care, community involvement programs, and policies that lessen healthcare disparities.Finally, the conference provided a platform for accepting the diverse role that pharmacy leadership plays in promoting improvement in the healthcare environment. Equipped with recently acquired knowledge and a revitalized sense of mission, I am enthusiastic to set out on a path of innovation and leadership, dedicated to improving patient care and influencing pharmacy practice in the future.
Co-Curricular Activities: Sara Zaki Mansour
APHA 64 modules for Immunization delivery
I had an issue not being able to download my certificate
the website is not letting me
Please can you accept this as a proof
thank you
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Co-Curricular Activities: Sara Zaki Mansour
Professionalism - Advocacy
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