I know its been awhile, but when it came down between studying and blogging, studying won. I don't know if I'll remember everything, or be able to make every single week sound interesting, but I'm going to try. You want me to continue writing this things right?
If you haven't read week 24, click here.
The Switch
This week marked the shift from Med/Surg to Women's Health (or for those unfortunate to be on the other side, Women's Health to Med/Surg) If you haven't read my week 17 entry (which you should be ashamed of), I talk about how the class is organized this semester. Go back here. For me, the switch couldn't of happened at a better time. I found Med/Surg to be stressful, and I wanted nursing school to feel like rainbows and skittles again. The impression I got from the other half of class is that Women's Health is pretty straight forward. Hopefully that's the case. The first week back meant being on campus a lot more. However, I only had to be on-campus only 2 days.
59th Annual National Student Nurses' Association Convention, Salt Lake City, Utah.
As stated above, I was on-campus for only 2 days this week because I had the privilege of attending the National Student Nurses' Association Convention in SLC. We left Tuesday evening after class and came back early Sunday morning. I volunteered myself and my friend Caitlin (hahaha, sucka!) to represent GWC in the House of Delegates. That meant our schedule was pretty crazy and there was so much to do. There so much I could write about the experience, but it was a lot of fun. These pictures will just have to do.
