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Thanks to social media we are able to connect with like minded people all around the world who inspire us in the field of health care. One of them is Dominik Klug who decided to help young students to make the most of their internships in hospitals through a set of advices based on his personal experience. Why does Dominik use social media and posts about his career? He says: "I hope to create value as well as making an impact. I also want to encourage people to follow their dreams, no matter if other people say that it can’t be done. Just do your thing!" Get inspired by the #CHPProgram.

We are searching for young English speaking students who dream to become doctors, nurses, midwives, paramedics, physical therapists, assistants and other healthcare professionals one day! If you want to gain a hospital work experience in a top clinical environment and in the specialty of your choice, take part in our scholarship contest!

In the previous #CHPBlog article we focused on choosing the right mentor for your clinical work experience. What personal qualities should the right mentor possess? It is extremely important who is going to become your mentor, as this person can strongly influence your view on the profession itself – in a good but also in a bad way. The first impression may disrupt your passion for medicine, nursing, dentistry, paramedicine, physical therapy or another field of healthcare. Make sure that your mentor is a person you can truly follow.

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” said once Benjamin Franklin. The benefits of shadowing and seeing the job reality of any profession for yourself are enormous. But how to choose the most important person - your mentor? Your mentor is an extremely important person for your career path´s start. It does truly matter who will become your mentor, since he or she can influence your views on the job you´d like to do one day yourself. Believe or not, this first impression highly affects your future. The 3 key points are: Professionalism, honesty and mentoring skills...

Epilepsy affects about 50 million people worldwide, making that one of the most common neurological diseases at all. This disorder can develop in any stage of life. However, mostly it occurs in pediatric and elderly patients. What daily complications it brings to the sufferers? What is the cause of the disease, will we ever know? How it can develop during time? And finally, is there a chance to beat it?