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Summary: 12 Month Nursing Internship
I Completed a 12 month internship in a tertiary care hospital , splitting the my internship into a 6 month rotation in Internal Medicine, 4 months rotation in Cardiology & Angiography, and a 2 months rotation in Anesthesia & Intensive Care Unit, letters of experience and recommendation were provided by Professors and Program directors of all 3

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