I participated in an adverse childhood experience training and am now certified in administering naloxone.

I knew this day would come, but it still hurts to say. Tomorow is my last day as an intern at Centra PACE. It’s been an incredible four months, and I have learned so much from every department there. I imagine saying goodbye to the participants will be especially difficult, even though I have told them in advance.

I would like to say thank you to the wonderful staff at Farmville PACE, who made me feel like a member of the team from the very beginning. I appreciate for taking my thoughts into consideration and helping me initiate my own goals with participants. I am especially grateful to my supervisors who empowered mean provided me with so much guidance. I think i am most grateful to the participants, who always kept my days interesting provided me with much needed experience. While I am sad to be leaving, I am also glad to have had this wonderful experience.

Back in March, I attended a luncheon held by the Social Work department. The luncheon was meant to show appreciation to internship supervisors of the juniors and senior level interns. A few people, myself included, gave speeches about our experiences so far. Our supervisors were so happy to hear praise from faculty members and their interns. It’s been a great experience working with PACE, and I hope my next internship will be just as rewarding.

This is a policy from Centra PACE that I wrote an in-depth critique of.

I made this resume in late 2023, I will add an updated version after my internship at PACE is complete.

http://blogs.longwood.edu/chancellorjohnson/files/2024/04/Updated-Resume-1-1.docx

This was a presentation I did at Centra PACE back in March. The participants were very receptive to the information, and had their own stories to share about fraud.

Elderly Fraud Prevention – Google Slides