Reflection On Clinical Rotations

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During clinical rotations at the College Station Medical Center and the Baylor Scott & White, I have seen different conditions, and have learned from many experiences in the hospital/clinic setting. I really enjoyed meeting the different types of professions and assisting them in charting and vital signs. The major strengths I had seen at the Medical Center was being busy at all times, the physicians and nurses talking to the students engaging in conversations, and being engaged with the students. The strengths at Baylor Scott and White were keeping the students busy by taking vitals and asking questions, being able to talk with the patients and be inside the check up room with the RN’s, and getting to know the staff. Some improvements that I would like to see is not having a lot of down time, and saving some of the work for the students to do something when they arrive. At the Med, they should notice that the students are there and not act shocked as if they didn’t know that they were coming. At Baylor Scott and White, they should let us inside the rooms when the doctor is with his patients in the clinic, instead of just being in there when the RN goes in the room. …show more content…

I feel like we should have spent an equal amount of time at each hospital instead of having more/less time at each one. If I could choose how to divide up the clinical weeks, I would divide clinicals up to being at the hospital eight weeks each. Overall I do prefer going to Baylor Scott and White because there are way more departments in the hospital/clinic and more to experience. I like how we went to The Med first to get our hands into the game, then going to Baylor Scott and White, where we already knew how to do most of the things that was being asked of

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