I had an interview with my partner Her name is Juliet ,she is from Africa ,she moved to the United States with her husband and two children about 3 years ago . She is glad to come to the United States now she is living in the city of Fredericksburg with her husband and children ,she lives in the apartment, so asked her what do you like and what you do not like about your home ? She says I like my home because It is a good community and sometime i do not like it because i live at the second floor af the apartment and my children play at home it make my neighbor upset . She says I would like to buy house in the future and i would like to move from this Apartment . She says she has two kids, one boy and one girl and she is married ,her cousin also lives in the United States , most of her relatives live in her home country and she misses her mom more than anybody else. …show more content…
She would like to get a degree from Germanna as a pharmacist . She is currently working at Mary Washington Hospital as a food servant ,she worked as a sociologist in her home country ,she has a job now at the Washington Hospital food service and she says I like my job. She would like to get a pharmacist job in the future . I asked her what is your favorite color,food,sport,music? She says her favorite color is yellow,her favorite food, rice ,her favorite sport is soccer and her favorite music, traditional music. her favorite season is summer because it is less warm and
about the reason she should not go to Florida she quickly changes her tone,”If you don’t want
looking for an apartment and how the broker she talked to asked her multiple question about her
The second family that I interviewed was the Lyles family. Both Bro. Scotty, the father, and Mrs. Yolanda, the mother, participated in the interview and three of their children were in the room. Bro. Scotty was born and raised in Alba, Texas on the very same tree farm that he owns and operates today; he is also a deacon at our church. However, Mrs. Yolanda was born and raised in Guatemala. As a child she was raised Catholic, and is part of a large and growing family. She is one of eight children. Their family as well as anybody else in that culture celebrated their daughter’s 15th birthday with a Quinceañera which marked the transition from childhood to young womanhood. This was traditionally the first time the girls would wear make-up, nice
Discuss some of the occupations that they were interested in pursuing as a child with their table. Ask of anyone wants to share their dream job growing up and why.
The subject of this paper is Liz, a 52-year old, 1.5 generation female immigrant from Hong Kong. What this means is that she immigrated to the United States when she was a child, around 7-years old (Feliciano Lec. 1/4/2016). As a child of a family that consists of five siblings and two parents that did not speak any English prior to immigrating, the focus of this paper will be on the legal processes that the family went through to become legal immigrants and the various factors that aided in her path towards assimilation.
Zakiya mentioned a previous relationship that got physical and had lots of mental abuse. We talk about healthy relationships. I explained that communication is a key part to building a healthy relationship. Zakiya stated when she came to AH it saved her and she is not going to jeopardize her and her baby’s safety by moving in with someone she doesn’t
Interviewing and research skills are needed within the social work profession. Effective communication skills are one of the most crucial components of a social worker’s job. Every day, social workers must communicate with clients to gain information, convey critical information and make important decisions (Zeiger, 2017). This interview experience was an opportunity to explore the daily challenges and rewards of a licensed social worker. I was excited for the opportunity to interview a social worker in the gerontology sector as this is a specialty I am considering. This meeting allowed me to explore the educational steps of being a social worker, practices of the agency, the clients who are served, and the challenges the agency has.
She is satisfied with her job currently, she enjoys all the faculty members along with the beautiful spoke about, nice campus. She also told us how much she wants to recommend this job to other people when she retires. Mrs. Hebert told us about how she knows that if she keeps the buildings clean for the students and faculty. They are more likely to be respectful and show respect. Ruth also has a passion for flooring. She loves redoing the floors especially one certain type of flooring. This one special type of flooring is “The terrazzo floor”. Also after she talked about how much she is satisfied with her job and, the respect she receives she added that she also wants to interact more with kids at Gould. Mrs. Hebert would love to have a workshop day where the students of Gould get to see what a day in the life of a faculty member is like. Ruth loves kids and, being around kids all the time she finds a great joy. Mrs. Hebert also often spends a large portion of her time with her grandchildren. She explained how her grandchildren were only 2 and 4 but she does so much with them. Together they do things like crafting and playing. While Ruth was speaking to us and, telling us about her grandchildren you could feel her happiness and how much she loves her
Talcott Parsons and Robert Bales, two of the leading figures in sociology, may be considered the founding fathers for the ideas of the “modern family” and the “male-breadwinner family.” Collectively, their work has influenced how Americans analyze families and has sparked new ideas regarding the American family from sociologists such as Stephanie Coontz and Arlie Hochschild. However, when studying the American family, Parsons and Bales fail to understand that the “ideal” family may not be so ideal for everyone. They neglect to consider societal influences and economic changes when discussing patriarchal social norms as the most optimal family structure. Their description of the male-breadwinner family consists of the father being the “instrumental leader” within the home, providing economically for his family based on his occupational earnings. Meanwhile, the mother is considered the manager of the household, providing for her husband and children physically, emotionally, and mentally.
I prefer to work closely with patients and build that connection with them.” This answer didn’t really shock me all that much, I think its really common for people to go for pre med and then find/figure out that they wont be able to really establish and connect well with the patients. My next question was simple and asked, “Was it your dream to always become a nurse, and did anyone have an influence on your decision?” Emily explained that she has always wanted to work in the medical field, but didn’t really know which area or career path until college. She also went on to say that both her mother and sister are nurses, but her mother had the most impact because Emily was able to be in the hospital a lot during high school and started volunteering when she was young. Knowing Emily’s background it doesn’t surprise me that she went for nursing, there is clearly a family history of it. Also, with Emily volunteering at a young age she was really exposed to the hospital setting which would help her choose a career. I just got a volunteer position at St. Paul Children’s Hospital which I am very excited for because I will be able to experience the hospital setting and really see why Emily is so excited about nursing. My last question was, “What made you want to work with
The adult I chose to interview has excellent mental and emotional health. She is a woman full of confidence in both her abilities as a mother, worker, and human being, as well as a high self-esteem pertaining to her position in life and self perception. This person is willing to try new things and approach situation with a quizative and eager to learn attitude. Regardless of age or status, she values information from anyone that is willing to help her improve her ways. Her optimal state of self allows her to improve the environment around her. Because of this, her ability to build healthy relationships with her peers, such as friends, family and co-workers improves her social health. Her high self-esteem also improves her physical health.
A cultural assessment interview is very important when taking care of patients or their families who may be from a different culture than the nurse’s. In order to be able to better take care of a patient, we first need to know their own interpretation of disease and illness within their cultural context, values, and beliefs. Since I am Indian and my culture is a mix of the Indian cultural beliefs and my religion Islam, I was looking forward to this interview so that I am able to learn more about different cultures using my assessment.
She wants to get register nurse degree then goes to a medical school to become a doctor. When she was a child, because of the heart murmur, which she was diagnosed, Henessy had gone through a lot. She had gotten strip throat 3 times, then it developed into mononucleosis then the bacteria infected one of my heart valves. Fortunately, things get better but that is one of the reason Henessy choose to enter the field of heart doctor to find cures for heart diseases. She is gonna spend four years in San Diego college before transfering to a medical school to pursuit her
She was telling me about how she struggled and managed to complete her education after two kids and added that her mother was a big supporter. She joined in the school as a teacher for a couple of years but then left as her younger son was not doing well health wise. She admitted that she is a very fond of their children and liked to care about everything for them. Her mother died after suffering from cancer 8 years back and after a year her father also died with a heart attack. She has three children and all are
Mrs. Park’s parents died in a car accident while she was in her last year of college. When her husband died after five years of marriage, she couldn’t give her heart to anyone else however she had a daughter to raises. This house, she grew up in and later raised her family in. Mrs. Park and Jane were realtors until her daughter married and moved away to start a furniture store with Bill. She wasn’t disappointed that her daughter was too busy to come visit because she received a call or a letter from her daughter every week. But she did confess once that