I enjoyed the hands-on experience that was available to me and the ability to do work that was meaningful to the progress and development of the department. Also, I admired learning new medical/hospital terminology, conducting 3-D prints for medical task trainers and gaining experience with medical simulators.
What I wish was different
There is not much I would have wanted different other than the utilization of more engineering concepts that I have acquired during my education at Widener University.
Advice
One piece of advice I would share is to accept learning through trial and error. When I was conducting different projects, I had to learn through trial and error. I felt that it strengthened my critical thinking and communication skills.
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Marketing Intern
July - August 2017 • Bethlehem, PA
What I liked
The atmosphere and content
What I wish was different
Advice
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Shadow
June - July 2018 • Bethlehem, PA
What I liked
I was able to get experience with doctors and patients by going on rounds and attending patient visits with doctors, residents, medical students, and PAs.
