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Clinical Observation Report
I am writing this in response to a job announcement recently posted for a needed PCT/HUC Per Diem – Emergency Center. As you can see from my resume, I am currently enrolled at the St. Petersburg College of Nursing and looking to graduate in May of 2018.
Throughout my clinical rotations, I have had the opportunity to see many areas of medicine- including but not limited to rehabilitation, medical-surgical, obstetrics, as well as pediatrics this semester. Additionally, I have had multiple opportunities to float into the emergency department- specifically this semester. Nevertheless, I can without a doubt say my time during my clinical rotation at All Children’s was by far my most rewarding experience. My time in the emergency center helped me
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