So my current position at Jordan Young Institute as a medical assistant, I think one of the biggest goals is to be efficient in everything you do, especially when we're in clinic. Being ready with what is needed for a patient or a provider before they know they need it, that's always been really stressed and something that I've been able to achieve and getting to that point requires a lot of research on your own time. There's been many nights when I've been home just researching total knee arthroplasties and you know everything that comes with deep vein thrombosis and x-rays and I hope I'm not throwing out buzzwords here but there's just been a lot. So efficiency has been a goal that was set on my current position from day one. Another goal that was set for me was responsiveness to patients. When I'm in my admin days back in the office I get calls all day about prescription refills, prior authorizations, general patient questions and concerns, FMLA paperwork that they need. Again I'm not trying to throw out buzzwords out or just list things off but these are things that need to be completed in a timely manner and if they're not completed not only the patient suffers but we suffer because it makes the entire organization look bad, it makes the doctor look bad. So there's a lot of responsibility there that I've been really fortunate to take on and completing that just on a daily basis. You know it is fulfilling because I am helping patients with what they need but just making the organization as a whole move forward smoothly that is very satisfying.