In my final semester of undergrad I got the opportunity to complete a 350 hour Internship.  Even better mine was done at the physical therapy clinic i've been working at for 7 month prior allowing me to fully focus on being engaged as a student and learning rather than juggling learning how to do the day to day tasks on top of that. During this time, my supervisor unexpectatdly accepted a position in a different state and although sad, it pushed me out of my comfort zone to learn from other clinicians.  We had several regional floats come in and cover days where i was able to learn about their techniques and implement them in my work with patients.  working with floats helped me to see our clinic from a new perspective becaise they see clinics from all over.  I got more comfortable explaining why we do the exercises we do.  for the completion of this internshiop i also had to do a project to implement in the clinic.  I cjose to research fall risks as we have many patients who are older and are in that category.  I learned about the different tests we do and why we do them, as well as interpretting scores.  I got the honor of designing a template to give to a few clinics aroubd the indianapolis area and present my findings to several clinicians in the area.