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The following is an excellent article on the program, applicant qualifications, and the application process. Check your school databases, I think I had to use interlibrary-loan. However, you get it will be worth it.
Jones TL, Mims BC, Luecke LE. Two successful models for preparing competent critical care nurses. The Parkland Health and Hospital System critical care and trauma nurse internship and critical care residency. Critical Care Nurse Clinics of North America. 2001;1:35-52.
Jones TL, Mims BC, Luecke LE. Two successful models for preparing competent critical care nurses. The Parkland Health and Hospital System critical care and trauma nurse internship and critical care residency. Critical Care Nurse Clinics of North America. 2001;1:35-52.
I have this file...PM me with your email address if you want it. I thought it was very informative!
Working at Parkland would for sure be an experience. You can learn things you'd never expect to learn so quickly. I have been out of school for a year and well there isnt many people that have been there longer than me in the ER. So Im already doing triage and trauma hall and getting trained to charge. If your looking for experience and are ready to work your ass off its worth it. You will move up quickly and have experiences your peers at other hospitals wont ever get or it will take them years to get.
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hey everyone, i've just heard about the parkland internship (the cc and trauma one) and it sounds fantastic!! i'm wondering if there is anyone who did this internship (particularly in the last 3 years or so) who would be willing to share their opinion of it. i'm also wondering if after the internship other hospitals would accept you into their er? (is the experience too varied or is there enough to go into any of the areas you rotate thru?) hopefully that makes sense to others, i feel i'm kinda rambling! lol