Internship at Asheville Audiology Services

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The writer describes his internship project at the Asheville Audiology Services (AAS), where he worked in their human resources department and was tasked to write the company's personnel manual. The writer explains why it was a different experience for him and how this project highlighted his own personal strengths and weaknesses. The writer relates the insights he garnered from this internship project at AAS.

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"Internship during college allows one to practice what has been learned in are real world setting. I did my internship project at the Asheville Audiology Services, whose core business competency is providing service that enhances and preserves hearing using modern and proven tools and methodologies. At the AAS, I worked in their human resources department where I was tasked to write the company's personnel manual. The outline of their personnel manual was based on existing provisions in the healthcare industry and I had to do research not only on employment laws but on healthcare laws as well. In order to understand the audiology practice better and incorporate its unique organizational requirements, I met with the AAS owner once a week to present drafts and get further inputs that helped in improving the employee manual. I was fortunate enough to be allowed to worked on the AAS personnel manual independently from home and submit completed sections during my weekly meeting with the owner. The task was completed in two months and I was proud of being able to fulfill my task."

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