Mentorship Log
Contact:
Toni Villanueva 909 962 3685
Robert Ngo 626 533 7864
Interpretive:
The most important thing I have gained from this experience
is being able to see what it is like to be a pharmacist. My first mentorship I
was able to work and observe in a community pharmacist.. It wasn't what I had
imagined. I have learned that there is so much more that goes into filling a
prescription. I also took away that if I were to become a pharmacist in the
future, a community pharmacist is something that I would like to do because of
the relationships you are to build with each customer. With my second
mentorship I was able to observe what it's like to be a clinical pharmacist. I
sat with Robert Ngo observing him giving consultations. It was, to be honest,
quite scary to see how much work that goes into each patient. Each minute with
him enriched my senior project. All in all, the most important thing I gained
from this experience is to see what a possible career option is like.
Applied:
I feel that what I have done helped me answer my essential
question by being able to focus my essential question and giving me answers for
my essential question. My first mentorship experience allowed me to focus my
essential question on patient care. Since I was able to see how a pharmacist
worked and a pharmacy ran, I was able to look at what happened and see what I
wanted to focus on. My favorite part at mentoring at the community pharmacist
was seeing how relationships were built with the patient and pharmacist. That
is how my essential question was focused on patient care. My second mentorship
experience allowed me support and justification for my second answer. Since I was
there observing consultations, I saw different techniques my mentor had used to
aim for adherence. These techniques included quizzing the patient and even
repeating main points at the end of the consultation. It is something I will
talk about and possibly use if I do become a clinical pharmacist. It was like
they were giving a two hour presentation to every patient!
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