Summer nurse internship experience. 2000 words! ! Urgently urgently

Nurse internship experience

XXX Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital XXX

Abstract: During the internship process, we should regard ourselves as a nurse and use the nurse’s I have to ask myself according to the code of conduct. Many times, I feel that I am an intern and I dare not do anything. I should not ask questions. No matter what I ask the teacher to do, I feel that it is natural. In fact, we sometimes lose a lot of exercise opportunities. Internships are very important. If you do well in internships, you will know more when you go to work in the future. During the internship, you must not be afraid of hardship, dirt, and fatigue, and pay a little more than others, so that you can learn more than others. If you look more and think more, you can work less hard in the future and don't let your inferiority bury your talents.

When we were still in school, we were so envious. The senior sisters saw them washing their work clothes and imagined when they could wear nurse uniforms like them. Let’s practice as soon as possible. Looking forward to it endlessly.

When I first started my internship, I was at a loss. I didn’t know what to do, and I couldn’t find any clue where to start. It was my teacher who guided and encouraged me. To correct my thinking, nurses are not simply mechanized, but care for every patient with heart and love, constantly learn at work, constantly improve, and improve our technology to reduce patient pain.

With a sense of hope and a sense of confusion, I came to Shuyang County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and started my internship career. From then on, my identity will change from a student to a trainee nurse, my living environment will change from school to hospital, and the people I come into contact with will change from teachers and classmates to doctors, nurses, and patients. Regarding these three major changes and how to be a qualified internship nurse, although the teacher has given us countless instructions, I still feel uneasy. I am not used to it, I am afraid of being scolded by the teacher, and I am afraid that I will do better than others. I’m so scared that I don’t know where to start...

My instructor in the intensive care unit is an expert in operations in the hospital. He works quickly, has beautiful movements and standardized operations. This has given me a lot of help. A lot of pressure. The beginning of my internship life gave me a sense of frustration. I felt very insignificant in front of the teacher. I even worked without thinking and just performed tasks mechanically. I just wanted to do the job well every time, but the more I wanted to do it well first. The more mistakes you make, the more you fear, and the more you fear, the more you make mistakes. This forms a vicious cycle. So much so that I didn’t dare to take the initiative to ask for operations, but the teacher felt that I was not taking the initiative to do the work. Sometimes I would burst into tears when I felt wronged. Facing the teacher's busy figure every day, I only sigh in my heart, complaining that I can't apply theory to practice, complaining that I didn't study hard during my previous internship, and I wish I was clumsy. Maybe it's because I have poor adaptability, can't communicate with teachers, and am still in a state of hesitation, but I am also very grateful to my teacher, who is very patient with me and cares about me. When I arrived at the operating room, my teacher could see my progress every day. Even if it was just a little bit, she would encourage me. Even if I was stupid and made a mistake, she would explain the principles to me and let me know the root cause of the mistake instead of scolding me. It played a guiding role. I began to have my own ideas and regained the passion for work. No matter how hard or tiring it is, as long as I feel comfortable, I can spend every day happily!

Now I am in orthopedics. I thought I could adapt quickly, but the reality really poured cold water on me. I felt even more stupid and didn’t know what to do. The teacher also felt that we had been practicing for so long and should be able to do things with ease. Once I fell into a slump, I returned to my mindless life and did things without any order. However, when the teacher learned that I had not received operational training due to low self-esteem and lack of initiative, she told me the importance of operational techniques and helped me find opportunities for training. It was the teacher who once again inspired my enthusiasm. I am really grateful

Thanks to the teacher for caring about me. I will work harder to live up to the teacher's expectations of me!

When I was in surgery, I often had a gastric tube inserted. Every time I saw the instructor inserting it, I wanted to try it myself, but when the gastric tube was handed to my hand, I didn’t know how to start. Watching others do things and doing things yourself are two different things. You should be humble and seize every opportunity!

Now I am still looking forward to and scared about the internship. I am excited because internship is an opportunity to integrate theory with practice. It is very fresh and interesting to apply the theory that I have studied for three years to clinical practice.

Then, when you have to operate on patients, you want to truly see the essence of the disease through the symptoms, but you don’t know what to do, so you inevitably become panicked. I also asked many intern classmates and they all had different opinions. In short, it is like a person drinking water, knowing whether it is cold or warm. But one thing is clear. The true mastery of knowledge is to use it in practice, and use practice to verify and consolidate what you have learned. Learning how to communicate with patients and teachers is a major weakness of mine. Being timid and unnatural will make me lose a lot of learning opportunities. So I think communication is also an art. Learning it well will benefit you a lot. shallow. After nearly five months of internship, I also have this experience. Here, I summarize the following points:

I used to be a student, and the school is student-centered. Chinese-style education has always been cramming: passively accepting so much knowledge. Although I have taken so many exams, my knowledge seems to have disappeared in my mind, so I have to keep flipping through books. When I was speechless again and again when the teacher asked questions, I realized that my memory was superficial. The memory without time is like the footprints on the beach. At the time, it seemed profound and obvious, but it could not withstand the cleaning of time.

At the beginning of the internship, I didn’t understand many things. Although I had done internships before, I still felt that I was not confident enough when it came to actual operations. Could I have made a mistake? What if I did? I always do things timidly, and the classmates who intern with me perform very well. I think the teacher likes them, and things don't seem to be my turn. I blindly follow the basic care and follow the operations every day. I wanted to let me try it, but I didn't dare. Therefore, I think role transformation is a hurdle, and I must work hard to overcome this. The main method is to take initiative. I found that as long as you take the initiative to ask questions and put forward operational requirements, the teachers will be happy to teach. You can no longer wait for the teacher to ask you to do something like you did in school.

When facing patients, especially surgical patients, it is common to see blood. When seeing patients moaning in pain, especially during operations, their heart will always rise to their throats, so they will be cautious and restrained. , but will cause greater pain to the patient. Therefore, you have to exercise your courage to be bigger and bigger. Being bold and careful is the goal I pursue. Only with accuracy and speed can the patient's pain be solved early.

During the surgical internship, every teacher emphasized the concept of sterility. Therefore, I deeply understood the concept of sterility and followed it unconsciously during operations. And standardized operation is really a very conservative and safe approach! As for new methods and innovative thinking, we have to get familiar with the situation first.

Here, what I see are smiling faces, and they all feel particularly beautiful and cute. It makes me feel that if I were a patient, I would choose it without hesitation. Live here. Therefore, I also ask myself not to bring emotions to work, and keep a sunny smile every day to make patients feel warm!

Conclusion

During this nine-month internship, internship is very important. In our first three years, the internship took up nearly one year. There are many shortcomings that need to be improved. This is a learning process and many concepts have been improved. Although it is hard and tiring, I believe that I can definitely overcome it. With clinical internship, I have a more comprehensive understanding of nursing work. Nursing is a great science. As a nurse, I feel extremely proud. This is my internship experience. I hope that intern students like me will seize every opportunity. The internship is hard and tiring, but I have gained something! I think

The next internship is a challenge and an opportunity. I must seize this opportunity.

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