Four things that I can provide for caring, competitive, professional, and strategic would be for caring. I care about and I've always cared about people and helping. Helping somebody has always been a thing of mine. I have helped people in many ways, such as making sure if somebody didn't have money to fill up their gas tank. Especially around the holidays, I would help them. I've helped all of our patients that are very ill at the hospital and made sure that they were able to get in as soon as possible and they were very thankful. Professionally, I feel like any job you have, you need to be professional. It doesn't matter how many times somebody yells at you, you still have to keep that professional manner and make sure you're listening and not yelling back at them. I feel like listening is a huge part of it because if somebody is talking in an aggressive manner, just listening to them is all they really want. Just so they can get it off their chest, that doesn't mean that it is necessarily towards you at all. They're just frustrated with the process. Being strategic, I would say you always have to figure out different ways that work. Even in the hospital, you would have to figure out date and times that work for a patient or if they have to be seen in 7-14 weeks working with somebody. Not weeks, but days. Working with the providers to make sure that we can squeeze them in somewhere, trying to overbook. Looking at documents and reading referrals and that way being competitive. I would say I'm a pretty competitive person. I like working in a fast-paced environment and if there's a goal that we need to hit and it's a challenge, then that's being competitive to make sure that it's being done in a timely manner.