Ahmed Abidali Internship Report

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As an Internist at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix, I had the pleasure of supervising Mr. Ahmed Abidali over the past year. It has been a great pleasure to watch Ahmed strive to learn and develop as a student. Moreover, it has been enjoyable to see his desire to pursue a career in the field of medicine. I have been consistently impressed with his ability to juggle academic studies, part time job, outside activities, and shadowing a physician.
Despite other extracurricular activities, Ahmed has been able to show up reliably several times a week, and always on time. Ahmed had always brought a very positive and enthusiastic attitude while addressing myself, my colleagues, and most importantly my patients. His interactions with patients

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