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One thing I have learned

Is that I LOVE teaching! Not like in a classroom type teaching, but teaching my patient's and teaching the students on the floor! I don't know if it's because I know my preceptor is there to correct me if I am wrong or what, but I am having a good time. Almost every one of my precepting days we have had other students doing their clinical, and I have gotten to teach them things! I have taught them how to do straight caths and Foleys, how to set up the sterile field for delivery (not the OR one, the room one), how to get a patient prepped in the OR for a c-section. Plus all the teaching I have done for my patients. Its awesome to see the little light bulbs go on!

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    That's great!! It's an amazing way to reinforce the skills you have and teaching someone else under an instructor watch helps build confidence I would think. I hope I get an opportunity to do that as well.

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    That is great for confidence (which is sometimes tested in nursing school, that you don't feel like your doing it right). Congrats on finding something you love in a hectic time :)

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    Great. All nurses are teachers, but there is a great variance in capability. Consider getting certified as AHA course instructor at some point.

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    Teaching someone else is the BEST way to learn for some. I know it is for me!!!

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    Great. All nurses are teachers, but there is a great variance in capability. Consider getting certified as AHA course instructor at some point.

    Ohh, good idea! Hadn't thought of that!

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