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APTIM Reflection
No full textThis paper reflects on my experience as a construction and project management intern at the environmental consulting and engineering firm APTIM. During my time there, I worked with many city agencies and sub-consultants to ensure our projects were completed in a timely and cost-efficient manner. I was able to bring a unique skillset to the firm, coming from an economics background
Forest Foundation Fellowship & YWCA Cambridge Internship - Ana Flood 2024
No full textAna Flood Summer 2024 Forest Foundation fellowship and YWCA Cambridge Internship
Snyk - Sales Intern
No full textThis paper reflects on my summer internship at Snyk, a cybersecurity startup in Boston, where I worked in a sales role. Snyk offers tools that help developers address security vulnerabilities in code. I secured the position through networking, which emphasized the importance of personal connections in today’s job market. The internship helped me develop key skills in communication, organization, and critical thinking while learning about the tech and cybersecurity sectors. Managing client outreach and responsibilities independently enhanced my productivity and time management. Overall, the experience shaped my career direction and provided a potential job opportunity after graduation
PricewaterhouseCoopers Corporate Finance , Intern
No full textThis past summer, I had the opportunity to intern at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Corporate Finance in Toronto. This 14-week experience far exceeded my expectations, providing invaluable experiences and allowing me to apply my academic knowledge in a real-world setting. Working alongside a team of 30 individuals, I gained hands-on experience supporting various live deals and deepening my understanding of the industry
Conservation Work for Elementary Education at Discovery World\u27s Reiman Aquarium
No full textEntering the role of Touch Tank Attendant at Discovery World\u27s Reiman Aquarium was an incredibly touching experience that reinforced my career choice of Conservation with a focus on elementary education. Rewarding personal moments with passionate guests and a positive working environment created an overall excellent internship experience
Experience at SUPER in LSUHS
No full textThis summer, I had the SUPER internship at LSUHS, Louisiana State University Health in Shreveport, which stands for Summer Undergraduate Pharmacology Experience in Research. I worked in an active neuroscience lab doing cell culture, examining microglia, using microscopes, and talking with my PI and the PhD student in my lab. It was a great experience, and I learned a lot
Refugee Women\u27s Centre
No full textI worked two months at the Refugee Women\u27s Centre in Calais, France as a volunteer doing humanitarian aid. We provided material aid, access to short term housing, and medical care to women, children, and families
NIDA Summer Research Internship Program at Brigham and Women\u27s Hospital Division of Addiction Psychiatry
No full textBackground: Individuals with Substance Use Disorders (SUD) are clinically underserved due to increased health and psychiatric comorbidities, structural barriers to treatment, stigma, and insufficient resources, highlighting a need for collaborative, accessible, and culturally-competent treatment. Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s Bridge Clinic (BWH BC) is a multi-disciplinary, low threshold SUD treatment to promote collaborative healthcare and the transitioning of patients to longer-term care. We aim to better understand the effectiveness of the BWH BC for SUD treatment.
Methods: This qualitative study uses semi-structured interviews, informed by clinical experience and prior research, to explore patient and provider experiences and attitudes toward the BWH BC model. A thematic analysis is being conducted to elucidate main themes and insight.
Results:Our sample consisted of BWH BC providers (n=4) and BWH BC patients (n=2).The sample was 50% White, 33.3% African American, and 16.7% Brown with 66.7% being non-Hispanic and 33.3% Hispanic. The average age was 42, 50% were married and 66.7% were currently employed. Extracted themes will be reported which are currently undergoing coding analysis.
Discussion: The BC Model aims to reduce barriers to receiving SUD treatment through a culturally-competent, harm reduction approach. This qualitative examination helps to evaluate patient and provider experiences to further optimize SUD treatment