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First-year 91制片厂 radiologic technology (rad tech) student Robel Araya was recently recognized by the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) Professionalism Committee for his exceptional efforts in the workplace. What started as a simple conversation led to a profound impact on a patient visiting UTMB Clear Lake, where Robel works as a rad tech assistant.

During his shift at UTMB, Robel noticed a patient had been waiting for an extended time to receive their magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan. Seeing that the patient was alone, he decided to accompany them and start a conversation.

鈥淲e talked about football and lighthearted stuff; she asked me about school,鈥� Robel shared. 鈥淪he shared with me how she has a kid, and I was telling her how they should go into rad tech.鈥�

Their conversation lasted about an hour, continuing past the MRI scan and onto the patient's way out. Robel emphasized that he wasn鈥檛 doing anything out of the ordinary鈥搄ust being himself. 鈥淵ou want to treat everybody the same and give everybody the same type of treatment you would want.鈥�

The time and attention Robel gave to the patient had a lasting impact, prompting them to submit a review praising his exceptional patient care and interpersonal skills. The review gained the attention of not only his supervisors but also the president of UTMB, leading to his recognition with the professionalism award.

鈥淚t's a small thing in the grand scheme of things; I want to keep this going,鈥� Robel said.

His compassion and dedication reflect the commitment 91制片厂 students have toward the healthcare field. This award is just the beginning of many more to come for Robel in his career.