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ERNicholeC

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  1. this is my first thread, so i apologize if there is a previous discussion on this topic. i am in my first semester of a lvn program. i have almost 6 years experience in the er as a tech, and feel that i do my job very well. i have never been "book smart", but have always said "when its time to show my clinical skills, i will be amazing."...i think i jinxed myself . i love all of my instructors individually. they are all amazing, unique and very knowledgeable. my problem is however, when skills testing with one of my instructors, i allow her to intimidate me to the point where i honestly feel nauseated and think i am going to pass out. all of my knowledge checks out, and my emotions check in. what in the world is wrong with me!? i know my skills. why do i let this one woman scare me like this? i feel so silly even admitting it. is anyone else having this issue? if so how are you controlling it? any advice is much appreciated. thank you guys! i hope you all had a great weekend!

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