My Career Role In Personal And Professional Development

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I once read on a T-shirt:
“Life, Available for a limited time only. Limit one per person. Subject to change without notice. Provided “as is” and without notice. Nontransferable and is the sole responsibility of the recipient…”
The phrases “subject to change without notice” and “sole responsibility” have been of significant importance in guiding my personal and professional development. Both have influenced my professional archetype, allowing me to construct my role as a future psychologist. By first recognizing my “sole responsibility” in achieving my goals, not only as of self-gratification with the hopes of living a fulfilling life, but also with the mindfulness of improving the world I live in. During my clinical work, several experiences …show more content…

Furthermore, my earlier work as a Quality Control Manager for a psychosocial rehabilitation program has given me a unique and dual perspective. I have invested myself in acquiring rich and complex experiences with a diverse population in search of expanding my capacity to offer individualized and comprehensive treatment. I believe my next professional step not only should serve my professional goals, but also my personal goal in improving the world I live in by helping those who have selflessly given their lives for our country.
Your comprehensive approach to training, and the vast diversity of the population you service are of professional interest to me, and I wish to be part of your professional family. I look forward to expanding my skills and knowledge. The prospect of returning to work with a multidisciplinary environment with emphasis on developing leadership roles excites me intellectually. With my value of structure and leadership, I believe that the combination of my experience, goals, and strong interest in your site will make me an asset to your

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