Erin Whisenant

Turning The Tide is a service based organization at The University of Alabama created with the intentions of aiding The Alabama Reach Program, Student Support Services/SAB, and Financial Aid students by hosting different events (ie: Food drive, Household supplies drive, Book drive and Clothing drive) in the hopes of improving the quality of life for said programs.

The goal of Crimson Kindness is to create a community of kindness by engaging in acts of kindness on The University of Alabama campus. Why Everyone can benefit from kindness. Kindness promotes personal interactions between students. Engaging in kindness encourages personal development. Kindness makes a positive impact on the community. How Using platforms known as online social media. Through individual actions across campus. By group efforts throughout the community. Inspiring the community to be more kind.

Ambassadors serve the School by assisting in a variety of functions serving recruitment and retention purposes. For example, they assist with Bama Bound (freshmen orientation), Capstone Scholars Day, Homecoming events, and Career Days.

Along side of marking, I also am in the lead role of our Adopt-A-School Program with Matthews Elementary.

Interacted with all necessary partners throughout the establishment including physicians, nursing staff, technicians, and medical assistants
Prepped and draped patients in a sterile fashion
Monitored patients response to dialysis therapy and reported any unusual findings to nurse supervisor

Supported diagnostic procedures, assisted with technical nursing treatments and entered information in patient records and charts
Documents objective data and routine aspects of patient care
Took advantage of opportunities for continuing education, quality assurance and performance improvement activities