Allthefeels95 t1_jam8ujz wrote
Reply to comment by Foresthoney in New Hampshire ordered to phase out practice of keeping psychiatric patients in emergency rooms by greenhousecrtv
The splitting is accurate in my experience too, though it’s still more than I’ve gotten for peds and gerontology. In my program we get either peds or maternity, not both, and the community health “clinical” was us packing medical equipment in a warehouse… Was med surg 2 considered high acuity? I’m in a BSN program as well. I definitely have my gripes with it, but I graduate this year so it’s almost over.
Foresthoney t1_jan6i7y wrote
I did home health for my community health rotation and then my med surg 2 clinical was with a group of us for 1/2 the semester and then a preceptorship for the 2nd half, which was great because I was able to set a goal (carry a full assignment) and I was 1:1 with an experienced RN. A lot of the people in my program preferred to travel up to Dartmouth for their clinicals but I found I had better experiences at the smaller community hospitals.
Edit to say that my med surg one was on a skilled unit in a nursing home.
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