"I have a methodical and systematic approach to my procedures. I like my trays to be organized and set up the same way every time. Although I can multi-task, my attention is on one patient at a time so I can focus and be highly accurate in my care. After every consult or procedure, I immediately enter my notes in EMR so patients can easily transition from my care to another provider."

"I consider myself an organized person, I do this by using a planner, writing down deadlines, and meeting and writing my tasks for the day. I use Post-it notes that I stick on my computer for priority work, and I organize my desktop folder which makes it easy to access files and notes. The way I pay attention to details is by using a highlighter so that important information sticks out."

"In school, I would use a reminder app that allowed me to keep track of all important assignments and dates throughout the semester. I also have a planner to know what assignments to do during the week. I prefer to use a pencil and paper for this because writing things out helps me to better remember things. I organize my assignments by color coding them to easily distinguish the type of assignment it was. For bigger assignments like projects and tests, I make sure to start working on them immediately. I split up studying time or different parts of a project into smaller parts each day to get everything done on time. I also check all my work multiple times to ensure everything is done correctly."

"Organizational skills and attention to detail are critical in healthcare. When I obtain a medical history from a patient I summarize my understanding of the history with the patient to make sure that nothing was missed. I systematically proofread all medical notes, orders, and prescriptions to ensure clarity and accuracy prior to signing off on them. To help stay organized I routinely use the calendar and reminder functions in my smartphone so that important tasks are not missed."