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What does your program call the final class, where you basically do a nurse's job for x amount of hours and she/he is there to guide & help? Ours is called practice elective but our classes always have weird names that don't describe the class (&/or clinical).

Specializes in Operating Room.
The clinical is Integration and the class is Case Management - both one on one, the integration with a practicing RN and case mgmt with your advisor...

Aww, thanks. So, what is the other clinical -RN training, if the integration is clincals?

I'm confused. lol

Specializes in L&D.

Theory is called "Capstone" and clinical was "Leadership"

Specializes in Neuro, Critical Care.

Preceptorship here too! They let us pick where we want...it can be anywhere..ER, ICU..although they told us if we pick ER or ICU we have to be on it bc those are difficult areas....they also say pick a preceptorship where you would like to work bc they will most likely hire you on:)

Capstone. I do not know why it is called that.

get this,

I'm in a BSN program and we don't even have a preceptorship! or anything like that. Isn't that crazy!?

Nursing Care of Clients in Complex Situations 8 credits

Management for Nurses 3 credits

Specializes in Cardiology.

Two classes last semester...

1. advanced med surg

2. manangement & leadership concepts

clinical: preceptorship

Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership.

Our school doesn't call it anything. It's just the preceptorship. It's not a separate class. All our classes end a month early, and then the last month is precepting fulltime (144 hours).

I wouldn't want to precept in the same area where I'm externing. It would just be more of the same. I want to get that whole "well rounded" thing everyone's always talking about. :chuckle That's why I'm probably going to request Med/Surg for my preceptorship. Although, ICU is mighty tempting after I rotated through last week.

At my school it's called "Professional Role Transition."

Preceptorship here as well!

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