fourth semester..
hectic,that's the most suitable word that can really describe my fourth semester life. This semester, i'll have to learn about patients with gynaecologycal disorders,obstetric,and paediatric..
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
dapat tawaran course nursing?
Just received an offer to do nursing? Be calm. Especially if you are from the one with testosterone-producing organ.
There are a few facts that are applicable to most public universities. Few of them are..
- being a student nurse doesn't mean that u will end up being a nurse.
- u can't change the course.
- the basic salary are around 1500-1600
- there are allowances to push the salary up to 2000++
- nurses in hospitals rotate themselves in 3 shifts.
- nurses in clinics work by office hour.
- there will be a person who will supervise a ward,they call her "sister".
- nurses in private hospitals as usual will receive more.
- plus,they will usually have to work harder.
more to come..
There are a few facts that are applicable to most public universities. Few of them are..
- being a student nurse doesn't mean that u will end up being a nurse.
- u can't change the course.
- the basic salary are around 1500-1600
- there are allowances to push the salary up to 2000++
- nurses in hospitals rotate themselves in 3 shifts.
- nurses in clinics work by office hour.
- there will be a person who will supervise a ward,they call her "sister".
- nurses in private hospitals as usual will receive more.
- plus,they will usually have to work harder.
more to come..
nak tuka course..
Everything has been planned. I will change my course on the registration day. I won't continue my mum's legacy (she is a nurse,too). But..things won't always go the way we plan it. I don't even got the nerve to ask the registrar about changing my course. I'm thinking of something like Medical Laboratory or Medical Imaging but then nothing happen. Only then i realize that students are allowed to change their course after at least one semester.. Okay, i'll wait for that one semester to end.
semester satu..
My first semester..
1:9 that's just ridiculous! One male student for 10 of the opposite gender. With such a high ratio, i'm wondering can i survive for the whole semester! Bleeding2! Haha.. I then found out that the batch before me was even worser, there are only 4 male student to cope with the remaining chicks..
The class is like usual, except that we have "labs"
that for me is like a small ward. That labs is for students to practice skills that they've learned theorically. There will be a Clinical Instructor who will assist us in getting exact techniques for every skills..
This nursing programme is the combination of tutorial and practicals.. Perhaps some of you out there had even seen girls doing their clinical posting in hospitals around the country.. For UiTM, the schedule is like this, in each semester, students will be having their lecture first,then followed by clinical posting at selected hospitals..the schedules are the same for every semester,except for the last semester,from which the students will have no lecture at all and will go for what our lecturer told us as "management" phase. This final semester is all about the process of running a ward,from admission of patients to census.
That's in UiTM. Care to share infos on how others do it? ('-')
1:9 that's just ridiculous! One male student for 10 of the opposite gender. With such a high ratio, i'm wondering can i survive for the whole semester! Bleeding2! Haha.. I then found out that the batch before me was even worser, there are only 4 male student to cope with the remaining chicks..
The class is like usual, except that we have "labs"
that for me is like a small ward. That labs is for students to practice skills that they've learned theorically. There will be a Clinical Instructor who will assist us in getting exact techniques for every skills..
This nursing programme is the combination of tutorial and practicals.. Perhaps some of you out there had even seen girls doing their clinical posting in hospitals around the country.. For UiTM, the schedule is like this, in each semester, students will be having their lecture first,then followed by clinical posting at selected hospitals..the schedules are the same for every semester,except for the last semester,from which the students will have no lecture at all and will go for what our lecturer told us as "management" phase. This final semester is all about the process of running a ward,from admission of patients to census.
That's in UiTM. Care to share infos on how others do it? ('-')
Sunday, June 1, 2008
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