Block II Schedules for Phoenix College

LydiaLyn · May 7, 2009

Any PC students have this information yet? I would really appreicate it. Thanks!

HJS27 · May 8, 2009

block 2 - fall 2009 schedule ???

the following lecture schedule information was found here.

fall 2009 - block 2 lecture w 8/26-12/18 0800-1230

the following list was compiled from here.

fall 2009 - block 2 ms/ac clinicals:

* st joseph's hosp & medical center r 9/10-12/03 0630-1830

* st joseph's hosp & medical center f 9/11-12/04 0630-1830

* banner thunderbird medical center r 9/10-12/03 0630-1830

* banner thunderbird medical center f 9/11-12/04 0630-1830

* banner good samaritan medical cntr m 9/14-11/30 0630-1830

* banner good samaritan medical cntr t 9/15-12/01 0630-1830

* banner desert medical center m 9/14-11/30 0630-1830

i make no guarantees on the accuracy or completeness of this information. this is just what i found online today → 04/08/09. i am aware of no announcements or published pc np block 2 official schedules of any kind.

K9girl · May 9, 2009

For what it's worth, I am just completing block 2 @ PC. We had lab every other Monday, and lecture every other Wednesday. The class lectures are online, so on Wednesdays the class just meets to ask questions and do a summary of what was learned online. Clinicals were one day a week for a 12 hour shift. Hope this helps a little.

LydiaLyn · May 13, 2009

If you don't mind me asking. Where did you do your clinicals? and overall how do you feel about the program/instructors etc?

K9girl · May 13, 2009

Our clinicals were at Banner Tbird, St. Lukes, St. Joe's, and maybe Good Sam. Not too sure about the last one. I think the program has been great so far. Clinicals were really a chance to implement classroom instruction. We worked a twelve hour shift, and by that I mean we WORKED a twelve hour shift. :eek: The instructors are good about meeting with students for one on one time. Emails are answered within twelve hours or so, even on the weekend. It definitely is not an easy program by any means, but it certainly is doable. Are you already at PC, or just trying to make a decision about what school you want to go to?