Final Reflection- World Pediatric Project
When I began working with World Pediatric Project this summer, I had no idea what to expect. Of course I
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Communicating Without Words
When considering a second leadership theory that I see in my daily tasks at World Pediatric Project, emotional intelligence immediately
Read MoreTeamwork Makes the Dreamwork
At World Pediatric Project, the operations generally run very smoothly. Overall, I would say that there is very little that
Read MoreOne-strike And You’re Out
While working at World Pediatric Project, I have noticed that one leadership theory, the leader-member exchange theory (LMX), is particularly
Read MoreTalking To A Wall
As an intern at World Pediatric Project, one of my biggest roles is to be the link between the families
Read MoreMany Hands Make Light Work
At World Pediatric Project, there are two main areas of focus. There are International Teams, and U.S. Referrals. The International
Read MoreLike Clockwork
Like Clockwork At World Pediatric Project (WPP), there are so many moving parts. Communicating between staff, interns, volunteers, doctors, nurses,
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