peaches49

Yes, I've done all that, including a new letter to get back In. Originally, I think it all started when I found a problem with the hospital nursing care the first week. Maybe because these nurses and teachers know each other well they are watching their backs. Then I became a target. I watched my peas and Q's was polite and did what I was told, but the harrassment continued and I was singled out. I know now what I'm not going to do when I go back, if they allow me back. Right now I'm just working on myself, attitude and keeping up with online studies to keep me fresh with nursing information.

I'd rather read about how I can go back and deal with these people so I can pass clinical next, what you do as an RN has nothing to do with me in LVN program. I have not jabbed you at all, I personally responed to the original post hear, and somehwere it went ....not sure where, but this isn't benefiting anyone.

Yes, nursing is demanding, pressure filled job with lots of people to communicate with and you must know the answers in order to succeed. Study, study , study. Well educated and learned people go far. Attitude is a major part of it.

Yes that is true

No their were alot of misconstrued happenings. Too long to go into. Yes, your all right. you have expert advise here, thanks for all your opinions. I dont have all your experience under my belt.

I hope you never find yourself in a position where you need the expertise of someone with more experience than you, but find that you have burned that bridge with your selfish know-it-all attitude (Daytonite comes to mind). Not sure what this means, but I welcome expert advise.

No i just made one comment to original poster here, and all heck broke loose. No I wasn't looking toward venting about how the whole world has treated me. I have a lot t learn, but what I'm trying to do is learn how to deal with certain personality characteristics in the clinical setting. Because personalities clash and you need to learn to get along, especially with the instructors. Again I will apologize if i offended anyone here.

WOW, I guess I hit some raw nerves here, with my post, I originally posted to te original poster about gossiping students, I dont know how it all led to this.

Thank you, now i've found someone that knows what I'm talking about, thanks for the post. and thanks for not criticizing, although I did make some comment here I should ot have made and I'm sorry for that.

I have no hatred or disrepect toward nursing , or students or teachers, I only had a problem with one and she used others to manipulate situations. I took ALL pre-req's for the RN including microbiology, anatomy , physiology and just graduated from the college with an AA in social and behavioral sciences, with minor in Psych. I dont need to prove anything here, all I was trying to say is....teacher's in clinical should spend more time teaching rather than rebuking. That would make a better nurses and make a better atmosphere for all. I never flunked any nursing courses I made A's and B's in theory classes. The only thing that happened was I forgot to look at a patients name band on the Last day. ANd with being with new clinical teacher that day--I was nervous and she she pressured for info and I buckled. That's It. No doubt I need to learn alot, but there's no reason for everone here to say I'm not going to make it or criticize me for making comment about MY experience. My experience aside from this was great, I loved OR and working ambulatory services. I learned alot and am hoping to take what I've learned to go back to my nursing home and work as an LVN.

i dont know why you keep going on about this? i have done the same thing as cna for 7 years and working in a sub acute facility.

:yawn:thank you all for proving my point, you instructors ae quick to criticize not taking into account where you came from. I've taken every class I need for RN but am in the LVN program, iand I've taken cultural anthropology. I did my labs like everybody else. Yeh, like holding a youths hand in the hospital while dr. is debriding his leg after removing the wound vac, is that too much for you, I was aiding the wound clinic while in training.

OK, sorry didn't mean to offend anyone here, I'm still a student you know, Not a nurse yet, thanks for all the responses.

QUite the contrary- I highly respect the nursing field and yes I've done all to get back in. Sorry If I offended anyone here, that was not my purpose. My discipline as a whole in nursing is caring for my patients. Doing what is right for them. Not sit here and argue about ethics and nursing, nursing is not a culture by the way. It is a practice like medicine. (But to some it's a culture for those who like to live in clicks and inuendoes, but thats not for me.) Sorry, my patients are more important than that.

Thanks so much, I wont worry, im pushing on.