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O I had orientation today, and needless to say it was overwhelming. Our dean stated that working at a hospital while in school had benefits and drawbacks. Drawbacks being that if we got fired or dismissed from the position we held, they probably wouldn't let us be students there for our clinicals, thus resulting in withdrawal from NS. Last year I was working at a clinic that belongs to one of our clinical agencies, and I had to quit very suddenly because of extreme personal problems, it also resulted in me withdrawing my classes that semester too. Needless to say my boss new I was struggling with personal issues, I did not put in my two weeks, and I'm scared I made a bad name for myself. I was not fired or anything but quit. Now I'm worried should I call human resources tomorrow and inquiry? I asked the dean of nursing and she said I should be fine since I quit, nit dismissed, and that if any further action was taken I would have been notified. What do you think? Now I'm over analyzing this statement and it's getting scary.
Oh, ok well just keep trying I know they had the pinning ceremony this evening for the PN graduates, so they may have been busy. But I know everytime I went up there she was always in her office and I could just walk in and talk to her. Don't give up and also leave a message with the secretary or send her an email, she always answers.
I hope you're able to get this worked out. A girl in my class last year had this happen. Hers was even sooner though, like having just left the job a matter of weeks earlier. She was assigned that clinical location but when an issue was made they just switched her and another student. It was stressful but it worked out. Hopefully your situation will too!
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It sounds good to me! However, it needs some serious proof reading, if you haven't sent it already.
And delete the Sent From My IPad if it's part of your email :)