Shocking Truth About People's Personalities Revealed

 

As a unit secretary, I work closely with coworkers, patients, and their families, observing their personalities. Some people are not who they appear to be. 

The kind and compassionate coworker may be a backstabber, and the quiet and reserved patient might hide deep anger or frustration. 

Family members who seem distant or aloof might be struggling with personal issues. 

The biggest surprise was how easily people put on a facade and hide their true feelings and intentions. 

It's a reminder to always approach people with an open mind and not judge them solely on their surface behavior.

Hospital Secrets Uncovered: The Insane Personalities Behind the Scenes

Behind the pristine walls of hospitals, there's a world of secrets not meant for public consumption. The madness of people behind the scenes is a topic that is shrouded in mystery. 

It's no secret that hospitals are hectic places, and it's common to find people who have a unique way of dealing with stress. A unit secretary, for instance, is known to be the lifeline of every hospital unit. Their role is crucial yet often underestimated, and it's fascinating to see all of the personalities they come across. 

Some are calm, while others are bossy, rude, and disorganized. Nonetheless, the combination of these unique personalities exists in a hospital. 

The 3 Hardest Things to Learn as a Health Unit Coordinator (Video)

On my YouTube channel, I was asked what is the hardest thing to learn as a Health Unit Coordinator. I replied with three answers.  

1. Learning medical terminology. 
2. Learning how to multi-task. 
3. Learning how to deal with all of the personalities that are in a hospital.  

I explain this in the video above. 

I also explain in-depth that and more in my two books Steps to Becoming a Medical Secretary and Steps to Becoming a Health Unit Coordinator.