So after my first week and a half of job shadowing I have learned a few things. The first thing is that shadowing people is actually pretty boring! It is interesting and very beneficial to see what people do in their everyday jobs, but it's so hard to not be able to be more hands on. Being a student without any qualifications makes it hard to be able to do more in the situations that I am involved it; there are so many laws about what you can/cannot do with patients so it makes it a little more challenging. However, I am having so much fun working at the hospital. My most favorite spot that I have worked in is in the ICU. It is so fast-paced and there is always things going on, which makes it fun and thrilling. I also worked in family practice one day with my mom's friend, and that was also very fun. It was more of just everyday people, but the variety in ages of patients was nice. I got to sit in on many different appointments, including a baby and a very sweet old man. I have also worked in PT and OT, but I find those jobs a little boring and repetitive. It has been so great to see what different people's roles are in the hospital, and I think that this will be so great and informational for me to help make decisions about my future.