Please can you help me.

meanmaryjean, DNP, RN · Oct 24, 2017

What kind of help are you seeking? I am confused....

NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN · Oct 25, 2017

Are you looking for a preceptor or the like? This looks like one of the orientation checklists from a previous employer...only it was unit-specific and required the new-hire to be signed off on the different areas by a preceptor once completed.

NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN · Oct 25, 2017

If you are looking for a preceptor, I'm pretty sure this will need to be done in person.

tarik · Oct 25, 2017

Thank you, Yes i have to do it in person. my problem is i couldn't able to see much to do the paper.

NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN · Oct 25, 2017

Thank you, Yes i have to do it in person. my problem is i couldn't able to see much to do the paper.

I'm sorry. We can't help you with this. The list are things that you need to actually experience, such as the section for medication administration. You have to actually do hands-on medication administration.

I suggest you take your form to your instructor and explain that there are things on the list that you have not had a chance to experience and ask if he or she would modify your clinical rotation so that you can experience these areas and properly have the form completed by the nurses who are showing you these different things.

NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN · Oct 25, 2017

In reading your other post, this form is clearly a review of the areas in which you were below the passing level during your NCLEX attempt. You'd receive better advice if you come right out and say, "hey, I failed the NCLEX and this is what I need help in. Can you help me understand what I must do next"? As it stands, you probably won't get the answers that you need, which I'm sure we have, because you won't say exactly what you need help with or why. We are only speculating at this point, and we could be so far off base with the advice we provide.

I responded to your other post. So, my final answer based on what I 'think' you need is to search for your nearest NCLEX-RN refresher/review course.