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I'm 6 months away from graduating from nursing school. Yesterday my dad's old truck that I drive finally quit. I can't afford to get anything else. I don't have a way to get to my clinicals at this point. I am so worried, and I don't know what to do. The only thing I can do is pray that my classmates in my clinical group will let me ride with them. I hate this. Any advice?
I'm glad you were able to secure a ride from a fellow student. I take it you don't live in an area with a robust public transportation system? You'll most likely need to get another working car at some point if not, but at least now you have a little time before you need to worry about that.
On 1/22/2019 at 1:32 PM, missnursingstudent19 said:I'll definitely make my clinical instructors aware of this if none of my classmates are willing to give me a ride, thanks!
I strongly recommend discussing this concern with your clinical instructor even though you found a fellow classmate willing to give you a ride. I’m glad you were able to make arrangements.
It may seem silly to discuss it with your instructor, but if anything were to happen ( example the person giving you a ride is late or does not attend a clinical) your instructor has already been aware of the issue and what measures you have taken. Your instructor may even have different suggestions to help arrange rides.
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Glad to know I'm not the only one who has these issues, thank you!