Sunday, October 05, 2008
12:33 PM ;
haha! I had completed two events this week, namely the CLINICAL ATTACHMENT and SJAB OFFICER TRAINING COURSE.
Let's talk about the clinical attachment first. We ended on Friday and it was mixed feeling. Was quite touched by Sonia and other nurses guidance during the 3 months and we do learn a lot.
My attachment mates were great people too! They are fun-loving and crazy too!
Can relate burgers to butts, haha!!
Sonia told me during the last day one-to-one interview that I did not really interact with my patients, which are true.
I did not really talk to my patients as compared to others. This is what I must improve on. (:
umm, my face looks kinda... haha, candid shots i guess? XD
A good and proper shot with my PM shift attachment mates.
with Esther during supper time @ Novena.
Next is the SJAB OTC GRADUATION CEREMONY.
We had to report @ 12.30 in HQ and discuss our group performance, which we will perform at night, and go for one-to-one evaluation with my 2 GIs.
My GIs, Hwee Peng Mdm and ZiPeng Sir said that I was too quiet. (why does Sonia and my GIs saying i was too quiet? I'm not quiet loh.. lols)
I was quite surprised to see Zelda, Timo. and Michael at the Grad. Ceremony. (:
Was happy that they congratulated us (: (Jeanice, Marcus and I were the Zone 4 OTCs that passed out.)
And November was so so crazy during the ceremony, we were the "highest" people. And I'm proud to say 2 of the Most Outstanding Trainnes were from Nov.! (Yang Qing and Chee Hoe)We're all happy for them! (:
When one of the Zone Commissioner were wearing my G6 rank for me! (:
Thanks Zelda for taking the precious moment for me! (:
Zelda and ME!!! (:
She was OSCAR's GI and I'm the AGI back in ANCO Camp '08! Time has really passed fast. (:
Now having my Grade 6 rank, I can officially call myself CSO G(6) Sylvia Tan
Now quoting what the officers said to us:
"Rank is what you wear, Respect is what you earn"
True! You must gain your respect and salute, not just by putting on your rank!
I will remember that.
