checking the position of the camera that was facing the patients. I
had to lay on the chair so that they would know where the position of
the patients would be. The cameras were monitored by a screen in the
back counter incase a patient needs help while their blood is being
washed. I have heard that the process take around 6-7 hours. After
that I had lunch and I went upstairs and installed windows 7 on the
new computer. Installing a PC is very hard work, because you have to
install different things for different parts of the computer. I also
installed antivirus for the new computer. Time flied quickly when I was installing the programs, because I was waiting a long time for the
programs to install and the computer had to restart more than 5 times
to get the computer fully working. Little did I know it was home time.
Great Ryan, I'm glad to see that you had a range of experiences and they obviously trusted you a lot also at BIMC. Its great to do the hands on work and get an understanding for how a business runs, from the ground up.
ReplyDeleteDude that's so awesome that you worked at a hospital! :)
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