This week...
I finished my Med/Surg II rotation on the transplant floor, and turned in 27 pages worth of care plans and probably three times that many pages in drug cards.
I visited the Bone Marrow Transplant floor for a "specialty" day, and remembered why I LOVE working in oncology.
I successfully completed my Med/Surg II Simulation, and managed not to kill my post-MI dummy in the pretend cardiac step-down unit.
I reflected on some of the great and not-so-great experiences I have had in nursing school so far. I related to Jennifer-Clare Williams in her guest post on the AJN blog "Off The Charts".
This is a MUST-READ for current and aspiring nursing students!
I especially liked how she described feeling more awkward and uncertain than ever before in her life, while realizing that she was learning and surviving in the process. I feel like Jennifer's words came straight from my brain.
And it's only Wednesday!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. And I didn't know that you were also an aspiring oncology nurse! We're getting there--224 more days til we get our BSNs!!
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