Northwestern Medicine Internship Analysis

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Throughout this internship at Northwestern Medicine, it was mostly an informative experience which I enjoyed because my interests were going into the medical field and I wanted to learn as much as I can. During this experience, I was put into the Neurology department which was my field of choice. This experience had some positive effects and some negative effects, but overall it was a great experience and I learned a great deal from it.

What was positive about my experience at Northwestern Medicine is observing the different types of neurology it had to offer. I shadowed a variety of doctors who specialized in many different aspects of neurology and it gave me the full spectrum of what Neurology was. I got to see patients with Parkinson’s

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