Emma Dorn-Jeffries

• Upheld clear communication with patients owners to ensure satisfactory treatment.
• Maintained surgical equipment, prepared animals for procedures, and monitored conditions to facilitate surgeries.
• Partnered with DVM to assist with dentistry, anesthesia, and samples for laboratory testing.
• Ensured close clientele relationships were formed and maintained to promote trust in treating and diagnosing clients animals.
• Monitored hospitalized patients for progress or changes in condition.
• Prepared the treatment rooms with supplies and instruments needed for the next appointment.
• Maintained clean stalls, animal holding areas and surgical suites to minimize the spread of communicable diseases.
• Counseled owners on strategies for improving their animal's care, behaviors and nutrition.
• Cleaned, sterilized and organized team's instruments and reusable supplies on daily basis or between appointments.

Airline Simulation: Identify specific factors impacting the airline industry by researching primary and secondary sources to prioritize and list the top trends, challenges, and strategies affecting managerial decisions for airline businesses in the United States. Analyze websites, articles, academic studies, videos, and other open-source materials to develop a class briefing that provides reliable data pertaining to the economic, political, cultural, and government issues in the airline industry. Compare the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats associated with the airline simulation companies to determine market position, strategic advantages and disadvantages, opportunities for improvement, and how the company is impacted by other competitors. Construct a management audit report that is presented to a board of directors which identifies simulation company’s performance and provides evidence that explains the impact and consequences of decisions. Construct a product/service that is specifically designed for the company’s target market, determine the distribution method, calculate price, and create a print advertisement to promote the product/service, and present the marketing plan to the board of directors. Critique the dynamics of the airline simulation group, how decisions were made, how conflicts were resolved, the effectiveness of key decisions, and the distribution of group bonuses.

The Effects of Work-Related Stress (WRS) on Pilots Mental Health, an in-depth analysis of work related stressors within the aviation industry, this study aims to investigate the multifaceted impact of WRS on the mental health and well-being of pilots. By examining stressors prevalence, severity, and the subsequent psychological implications, this research seeks to provide comprehensive insights essential for developing targeted interventions and support systems to enhance pilots' mental health. Study indicates that work-related stress has a negative impact on pilots overall well-being including mental health and performance in the cockpit. Research suggests utilizing unanimous surveys distributed by employers to accurately determine pilot's mental health status. In addition to broadening existing safety management systems and training to include the development of resilience and coping skills and enhancements to pre-flight checklists encompassing a health and well-being assessment.