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The internship goals at the 360 Sport Medicine Site include demonstrating appropriate patient interaction, communicating helpfully with patients and physical therapists, learning roles and handling equipment, and gaining hands-on knowledge of exercises, stretches, and rehabilitation techniques. At the Rady Children's Developmental and Behavioral Services Site, goals are to obtain knowledge of pediatric therapies, understand various developmental conditions and treatment plans, and learn to interact professionally. Goals for the Summer Medical Academy include implementing leadership to facilitate a positive experience for participants, improving leadership skills, carrying out the academy program, networking, and mentoring participants.
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