What Is Your Role As A Healthcare Team Member?

create a dialogue with the questions and answers,
Interview a fellow peer in your class who works in a different health discipline than you. Begin your interview with the following questions:
1. What is your role as a health care team member?
2. How do you define professionalism and how does professional responsibility influence your work?
3. Do you consider leaders in your organization stewards of health care? Why or Why not?
4. Is it important to you that leaders exercise professional advocacy and authenticity as well as power and influence when working with colleagues? Why or why not?
In 500- words, summarize your interview and share your impressions of your peer's responses.
1.She is a nurse. she works in infectious disease with a physician, so there is only 2 of them. They sees patients from referral Dr, family doctors
2.she define professionalism: is how you care yourself at work, with patient, with coworker. to be professional help gain trust from patient, especially in healthcare, Sarah has to be responsible creating that trust relationship to help them, if patient not trust us, they are not letting us help them
3.yes, my leader is advocate for staff and patient. The leader wants to make lots of changes so they can deliver the best care that they can. my doctor is a great leader. Sarah is not a leader but lots of nurses come to Sarah for help.
4. yes, it is very important to exercise advocacy and authenticity that you want to accomplish when working with colleagues. not as much power and influence.
Sarah is use to work at the surgical floor where she has to time for her family and kids. the environment is very stressful, shortage of staff. now she is working M-F and can spend time with family.
This is Sarah biography:
Hello! My name is Sarah Gruetzmacher and I live in southeast Wisconsin. I love to learn about new things and have changed my career field several times over the years. I went to school for Arboriculture and landscaped for many years, which is what brought me to Wisconsin. Then I went to school for Interior Design & Architecture and was a kitchen and bath designer for several years before moving into high end new home construction and furniture design. When the market crashed in 2008/9 and I lost my job, I decided I did not want an economy dependent job anymore. I had joined the local volunteer fire department and went to fire school followed by EMT school. This is where I discovered my love for the medical field and when I decided to pursue a nursing career. I have been in the medical field for 11 years, starting with EMT and working in physical therapy in the hospital while I got my ADN. I worked on a med/surg ortho floor for several years until I made a recent switch to Infectious Disease. I love how vast the field of nursing is, and I am excited to see what areas my BSN opens up for me!
In my spare time, I love spending time with my hubby, kiddos, and dog on our farm, and having outdoor adventures camping, hiking, biking, gardening, skiing, and traveling. I absolutely love exploring different parts of the world, and am considering travel nursing once the kiddos are graduated and doing their own thing. I love to learn about new things, and eventually plan to obtain my master's, but my husband is desperate for me to take a break from school, as I obviously love to learn! Some spare time with my family will be much appreciated once I complete my BSN. We are so close!