Ba Officer Team Case Study

1. Why are you seeking a position on the BSA officer team?

In order to be an effective physician, one must possess exemplary leadership ability. Medicine revolves around constant teamwork between varying degrees of health care professionals. Collaboration and delegation are key in improving the overall health of others. I recognize the importance of leadership in any organization, and fortunately this past year, have come to expand on my concept of what a leader can be. A true leader provides an example for others to follow, primarily with actions, not simply words. By joining the BSA officer team, I wish to lead others with similar aspirations to achieving their personal goals through advice and action. A position of leadership brings influence, and I seek to utilize that in order to provide BSA members with valuable and educational experiences on a consistent basis. I believe I have many great ideas for BSA and wish to obtain a role as a BSA officer in order to implement as many of those ideas as possible. If given the chance, I desire to do everything in my influence to make the next year of BSA greater than ever before, through more frequent meetings, engaging and relevant community service, and entertaining social opportunities where members can bond. 2. What previous

In order to improve BSA, the officers must collaborate constantly to provide as many novel and valuable experiences to its’ members as possible. I believe my strong background in the organization of community service and social events will provide valuable tools to the BSA officer team. In order for BSA to be truly successful, every elected officer must be willing to put others before themselves, and perform every task asked of them full heartedly. I know for a fact I will be able to lead others by example as an officer this upcoming school