Concerned about Daughter's Assignment

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TREMT

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hi imenid37

TREMT

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hi imenid37

this is going to sound really random but i read on a really old post that one of your daughters attented tju nursing program at geisinger campus. and i was wondering if you knew if there is housing available there. i live in south jersey and i plan to apply to their program but its only available at the geisinger campus now (3 hours away).

thanks for your time:)

Specializes in Flight, ER, Transport, ICU/Critical Care.

SAFETY FIRST. Period.

This is a "deal killer" and must be brought to the top brass of the school & program and review the issues along behaviors of the instructor - there is NO rational excuse for deliberately putting a student in jeopardy. This - "well, it is like real nursing - no choices, no exceptions" is simply insane and untrue. I am a real nurse and I would never knowingly put myself/patient in a dangerous or risky situation. I would call the calvary, security, MD, everyone - anyone and even medicate to the point of chemical restraint is necessary - but, willingly become a victim with no "choices" - not gonna happen.

Your daughter is a STUDENT and I think that this will be an unfortunate, but necessary lesson in advocacy. Luckily she has you to help guide her.

No question - this must be resolved. And if there is any "blow back" - it needs to be openly discussed that retrbution from this instructor toward your daughter will have consequences.

Nursing Instructor are still subject to the BON of their state - and when their judgement puts students and patients at risk - a valid complaint does exist.

Good LUCK!

;)

BluegrassRN

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This thread is from 2007....

diane227, LPN, RN

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Specializes in Management, Emergency, Psych, Med Surg.

When I was in my psych rotation many years ago I had a similar situation but we had very strict guidelines. We were not to be alone with these patient and we could not go into a private, unsupervised area with them. We had to remain in the group area. What are her guidelines? What are her movement restrictions in regard to her interaction with this patient? I see the situation a bit differently I guess. As long as she is in a group area with other patients and staff in line of site of the psych techs and staff, I think it would be an appropriate assignment.

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