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Hi poppy,
I'm just starting the California prelicensure program, but I understand your frustration with getting information. You might post in the WGU forum so more students enrolled at WGU will see it and respond. Clinicals will typically be held on the weekends in the first year or so, about every 2 to 3 months, and you might work 4 or 5 12-hour shifts over a three- or five-week period. I know one person in the Indiana program travels as you mentioned and stays with friends or in a hotel for clinicals, so it's totally doable! Let me know if you have more questions and I will PM you. Good luck!
I work as a pre-licensure clinical instructor and your plan could definitely work. I've had student in the Indiana program from Nashville, TN and Pittsburgh,PA.
The thing you need to be aware of is that you work your coach's schedule. So it they work M/T/W - so do you. If they work T/F/Sat- so do you. If they work days or if they work nights- that's your schedule.
poppy808
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Hello,
I was wondering how the clinicals are set up and in what time frames?
Here is my situation, I live 3 hours from a clinic site but am willing to travel and stay there during clinicals. It is super hard to get to talk to somebody and get info!! Maybe a red-flag...
My options are limited and was wondering if this could work out?