Statement Of Purpose: Cleveland Clinic

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I have exhibited the Cleveland Clinic Values by putting our patients first. Reminding myself of my responsibilities and the importance of my performance in my duties helps me to provide quality service. It is important to me to have integrity and to always be honest. I pride myself on doing the best that I can and try my best even on my “off” days to provide the best quality of service that I can. I have been a team player as I am always willing to help my coworkers out and support them in whatever needs they need.

Although I have not been able to achieve my personal IDP this year, I would not have done much of anything differently, other than not procrastinating in doing my self-evaluation. Even though an opportunity has not come about to

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