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Dawn_J3

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  1. Well guys, here is my dilemma. I broke my foot at work. I am currently enrolled in a LPN to RN course. They told me that I would have to withdraw from nursing school. I am not on crutches and I do wear a boot. The problem is I completed my last 3 weeks of clinicals on the boot. The next to last clinical day my instructor pulled me to the side and told me a lot of things that hurt. She stated my Dr. excuse was invalid, she stated she felt like I was a liability and that I shouldn't be there. I did everything in clinical that I was supposed to but she wants to fail me because of my boot and had a big list of dates that she supposedly got from other peers that I said, and even commented on me smoking in my car before clinical. So bottom line when I used the open-door policy, they went ballistic. This entire clinical rotation she has made us leave early 4 hrs per day and we have lost 36 hrs of clinical. Im not sure what will happen to me but she stated I wasn't trying. I am enrolled in 2 separate colleges to advance, I I have showed up to school on a boot constantly hurting, and didn't stop. My problem is how can she have dates of here say that isn't even accurate and want to fail me from a course for what she believes unprofessional because I used the open door policy. Nursing school is rough guys Im glad this semester is over but I do believe she is going to fail me even though I did what I was supposed to.

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