If you need to create a complex diagram in a hurry, MyDraw will help you to do that with a selection of ready-to-go tree and graph layouts. It doesn’t take long to produce your desired visual output thanks to a large range of shapes you can add to projects and a suite of advanced vector operations that let you combine objects and change their geometry.
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Also, never stop learning.MyDraw is mostly aimed at users with little or no previous experience of using a graphic diagramming toolkit before, so the package is full of accessible design tools. Be intentional about finding something you love outside of work. For a career that’s all about helping, we aren’t always mindful about taking care of ourselves. Word of advice for an aspiring medic? Don’t forget about self-care. I’d love to see all of the history and culture that’s represented.
What is the next place you would like to visit? Why? The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Arlington National Cemetery, really that whole area. They inspire me to be better, do better, and always strive for more. I often say I’m a Jane of all trades, master of none. I also dabble in quilting, crafting, DIY projects that involve power tools, and throwing weights in the gym. What do you do on your days to relax and unwind? Many days you can find me just up the road as a volunteer Dog Wrangler Extraordinaire for the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter. What is your favorite taco joint in town? Pacos Tacos! Conveniently just a short jaunt down the road for an after work meal. Then an adventure around town usually includes a trip out to Lake Travis, Mount Bonnell, Downtown Austin, and the Bat Bridge (Round Rock is a better bat bridge, but Congress has the city ambience). If you had guests visiting Austin for the weekend, where is the first place you would take them? Food. Everything from community outreach to academy training to peer support. What is your favorite part about working here at ATCEMS? I appreciate the variety and opportunities available with ATCEMS. In 2015, I became one of the founding members of the ATCEMS Peer Support team because I wanted to be able to do more to help my fellow co-workers. When I started here, the department hadn’t opened up Field Operations to EMT-B’s yet, so I decided to still pursue an EMS career within the Communications Division. How long have you been with ATCEMS and what motivated you to work here? I was one of two Comm medics in Class 0311 so I’ve been here just over 7 years. Then, I discovered EMS had a shorter and cheaper schooling option, with a quicker entry point into the industry. My initial plan was to pursue a career within the ER.
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I credit Robin Williams and the movie Patch Adams for my draw to helping people within the medical field (as a kid I wanted to be a veterinarian). What inspired you to become a medic/What attracted you to this career choice? I have always been a helper, a doer, a giver. Fun story, the day I moved it was -48* in Alaska and 8 hours later I landed in Houston for a balmy 52*! Apparently motorcycles and snow don’t mix so I made the move here.
I came to the Austin area for an internship and met my future husband. Where are you from originally and what brought you to Austin? I am originally from Fairbanks, Alaska. I prefer mountains and a cabin in the woods over longs walks on the beach and I have no idea what my horoscope is.
When I’m not promoting animal rescue and welfare, you can usually find me at home with my own rescues including a 3-legged pirate dog, my husband and our 2 girls. I’m Caiti Thornhill, Communications Captain for ATCEMS.
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