Author Archives: sarayoung

Well, finals are officially over! I don’t think it has quite sunk in that I have a little bit of free time now. Maybe it’s because I still need to pack up all my stuff so that I don’t have … Continue reading →

I can see the light at the end of the tunnel for the semester. I have several finals this week, some in-class and some take-home, and then I’ll be done for the semester. There have been a lot of ups … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago we had an interesting speaker who works in revenue cycle management at Baylor Health System. Overall, it was a good and informative discussion. Here are some of the topics he discussed: Revenue Cycle Areas of … Continue reading →

This was kind of a rough week and I’m glad it’s over. Not only was it super busy with projects, presentations, and a final, but I was also quite a bit more sore and fatigued than I had expected. Luckily … Continue reading →

I had my surgery on Thursday and I’m so relieved that it’s over! Especially since I was starting to get pretty nervous and anxious about it the last few days beforehand. Everything went well and we’re hoping that the problem … Continue reading →

This has been such a weird week but I’m happy to be able to say that I’ve marked several things off my to-do list. I’m hoping this will pay off when I can take some time to rest this weekend. … Continue reading →

I’d just like to take a moment to express how sad and horrifying the tragedy in West was last night. I’m thankful that my good friend’s family and their home are all safe. God bless all those whose lives were … Continue reading →

So I thought I’d post a list of everything I have due in the next couple of weeks: Operations management presentation 2 case write-ups MIS presentation MIS final Operations Management final 2 Operations Management quizzes Strategy paper Healthcare Finance paper … Continue reading →

I officially have my project for my residency. I will be working with the Waco Foundation on a project called Smart Babies which is a childhood initiative for children ages 0-3.  Since children develop critical language, sensory pathways, and cognitive … Continue reading →

So our biggest project in this class is choosing a hospital (preferably the one where we’re doing our residency) and writing a paper that discusses five of the topics we studied this semester and how they relate to our hospital. … Continue reading →