Dear Clinical Student,
I'll be short & blunt.. I don't want you in my group. And when the reason for this finally becomes known, I won't be anywhere near you. You'll be in a meeting with the nursing Dept. head and the head of the Med Surg II course when you find out,& the vitriol will suck the breath out of you,but I don't care.
Why don't I want you?
I heard about your low. I don't want to have anything to do with your "unstable medical condition", in fact, I refuse to. The clinical site refuses to to, which means your going somewhere else. Your head instructor and head of the nursing dept. may tell you whatever they want, they can tell you that this site really isn't best for your needs to carry stuff in,they can tell you that it's better this way. I don't care. And when they've finished telling you this,& you walk out in a daze to go & cry in your clinical advisors office..that might be the end of it. I really don't care, I don't HAVE diabetes & I just don't want to deal with you & any low drama. I also don't have any desire to talk to you to really see if this will be an issue. So go,go & do your thing.
Sincerely,
Your Ex-Prof
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Wow, low blow. Sorry this happened to you. I've had severe lows but fortunately had support around me that was sincere. Bad deal!
Whoa. Seriously?
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how bad of low. i know someone who had to switch clinical sites because he had a broken toe. and the original clinical site said they did not want him there due to the broken toe. he got another placement
22. It was pretty bad the lab instructor had to help me out.
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