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Marissa Lizarraga has been a merit scholarship student since her freshman year. She thrives on meeting "the challenges and opportunities for professional and personal growth" Marissa looks good on paper, but you must interview her to understand her superior social skills and leadership abilities.
Marissa Lizarraga has been a merit scholarship student since her freshman year. She thrives on meeting "the challenges and opportunities for professional and personal growth" Marissa looks good on paper, but you must interview her to understand her superior social skills and leadership abilities.
Marissa Lizarraga has been a merit scholarship student since her freshman year. She thrives on meeting "the challenges and opportunities for professional and personal growth" Marissa looks good on paper, but you must interview her to understand her superior social skills and leadership abilities.
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October 12, 2015
To Whom It May Concern:
Marissa Lizarraga was my student during her 10 week psychiatric/mental health nursing clinical rotation last semester. As a clinical instructor/lecturer with fifty years experience in various psych nursing areas, I have a unique opportunity to become acquainted with my students as individuals. Since they're learning to use their own personalities as a therapeutic tool, I try to help them get to know themselves more in depth and as members of a team on our 3-unit inpatient facility. During our psych rotation, they also experience working with older adults, pediatric therapy services, and intensive adult outpatient group therapy. My goal for them is to practice interpersonal relationship skills that can be generalized and applied to any nursing endeavor they choose. Just read Marissa's "Objective" at the top of her resume. This RN-to-be can really deliver on her promises. Marissa thrives on meeting "the challenges and opportunities for professional and personal growth". She is perfectly capable of "providing compassionate and excellent patient care". Marissa has been a merit scholarship student here at the 20th best College of Nursing in the nation since her freshman year! When I was a BSN student many moons ago, we called nursing students like Marissa - "a gunner". This is a high compliment, because it means she is very smart, a quick study, focused, and, above all, persevering - all qualities you want in a new grad team member. Now the usual (but true) description of the strengths and attributes that Marissa will bring to your organization: 1) a broad and in depth nursing knowledge base; 2) highly developed technical/technology abilities; 3) excellent verbal/written communication skills and finally; 4) an appreciation of the value of the continued application of evidenced-based nursing practice. Marissa definitely looks good on paper, but you must interview her to understand her superior social skills and leadership abilities. It seems she was always ahead of the pack, because of her organizational skills and keen mind. Here is a mature, balanced, dedicated person - the type of nurse you would want to hire before someone else does. Marissa would be my RN choice for caring for me and my family - and to represent all of us as a future nursing leader. Sincerely,