Sideshadowing Questions for health profile
1. I’m still trying to think up a good title that incorporates Medical Technology and Writing; I want it to grab attention which is why I’m still working on it. Any suggestions or words I should include in it. How many words is a good length for this type of document’s title?
2. I was able to obtain enough information and in great context in order to do the Q&A format. Do you think an Introduction is necessary to liven up the paper? And do you think the Q&A format is the best way to go about my interview?
3. I wasn’t able to get a picture of my interviewee. Any suggestions about a possible graphic I could add to enhance the appearance of the document?
4. Is my style/formatting attractive and easy to read? I bolded the questions and made appropriate white space when necessary. I want my paper to be eye catching or at least appear to be interesting. This type of assignment doesn’t really require a flashy format, but if there’s any simple changes that could alter it towards my desired goal, what would you suggest?
5. Is my interviewee, Linda’s voice being heard? I really wanted my format to show her as a person. Do you get a feeling that you’re having a conversation with her?
6. Do you think I need to conclude the paper? Kind of restate the importance of a Med Tech or at least the importance of writing in this type of career (write on back if not enough room)?
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Interview Questions
1. What is your education and work background?
2. How much of your day consists of writing and what types of things are you responsible for writing down?
3. What kind of formatting and style of writing are you required to comply with? Notes, forms, lab reports; handwritten, short hand, typed up?
4. Who do you write for? who is the audience (who gets to read and analyze your data)? Is it mainly medical professionals?
5. How much revising is required with your writing?
6. What is a typical work day like for you?
7. What do you find most rewarding/challenging?
8. How did you discover your career?
9. What resources, if any, do you use when researching, writing, etc.?
10. What suprised you most when you started in your field of work?
11. Any advice you'd give to someone pursuing your kind of career?
2. How much of your day consists of writing and what types of things are you responsible for writing down?
3. What kind of formatting and style of writing are you required to comply with? Notes, forms, lab reports; handwritten, short hand, typed up?
4. Who do you write for? who is the audience (who gets to read and analyze your data)? Is it mainly medical professionals?
5. How much revising is required with your writing?
6. What is a typical work day like for you?
7. What do you find most rewarding/challenging?
8. How did you discover your career?
9. What resources, if any, do you use when researching, writing, etc.?
10. What suprised you most when you started in your field of work?
11. Any advice you'd give to someone pursuing your kind of career?
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