Rules to Know
1.
Hair back
2.
One pair of stud earrings
3.
White shoes ( for my students black, navy or white - and clean)
4.
In uniform
5.
No colored hair
6.
Very natural colored nails, short nails that do not extend past the fingertips
7.
No cell phone at site, keep it in the car
8.
No running
9.
No eating
10.
Don’t take food from patient
11.
No heavy makeup
12.
No pictures taken
13.
No leaving early
14.
If nurses offer you food, be thankful and put it
by your binder, don’t eat it
15.
Never sit and do nothing
16.
Don’t laugh
17.
Be professional
18.
You must be confidential (HIPAA)
19.
Always wear name tag
20.
Gel in - gel out
21.
Observe with interest
22.
Hand washing skills
23.
Never talk about your personal information
24.
Never use names of patients
25.
Act like you want to be there
26.
Show passion
27.
Flu vaccine
28.
Immunization records
29.
Contracts (confidentiality and phone)
30. Prepare for tests
31.
Park in designated parking area
32.
Be on time (be 15 minutes early)
33.
Know your codes
34.
Call Mrs. Erceg if you are late, out, or stay
late
35.
Call the department if you are
out
36.
No perfumes
37.
Don’t take anyone else’s job
38.
No drugs or alcohol
39.
Look at signs on doors
40.
No colorful jackets
41.
Keep uniform clean
42.
Make connections with co-workers
43.
Do not go in break room
44.
Be honest if not comfortable with something
45.
Act professional in awkward situations
46.
Dispose of waste properly
47.
Negative 2 step TB test
48.
Involve yourself in any opportunity
49.
Always ask what you can help with
50.
Always ask what you can do to make a patient more comfortable
51.
Don’t bring personal life into the hospital
52.
No long sleeves under your uniform (ask Mrs. Erceg about this)
53.
Be appreciative
54.
Be appropriate
55.
Smile
56.
Have a positive attitude
57.
Listen carefully
58.
Ask questions when you are not around the
patient
59.
Ask questions if you don’t understand something
60.
Repeat the information given to you back so you
know it’s right
61.
Pay attention to everything that is going on
62.
Be gentle with the patients
63.
Be nice to the nurses and/or staff
64.
Leave any bad feelings out of the hospital
65.
Always say hello when you walk in
66.
When you go into a patient's room, tell them who
you are and what you are there for
67.
Learn quickly the normal things you should do
every day before you ask the nurses
68.
Don’t chew gum
69.
Don’t spin in chairs
70.
If you aren’t allowed to do something that they ask
you to, tell them you aren’t allowed to or you are not licensed or certified
71.
Give them your calendars
72.
Let them know often during the week if you have
a break the next week so they aren’t shocked
73.
Know military time
74.
Know what blood pressure, pulse, temperature,
and respiration is (vital signs)
75.
Don’t be shy
76.
It’s better to ask than to never know
77.
You should want to do stuff so ask, it won’t
hurt
All students: Read this over, PRINT it out and put it in your CC binders so we can talk on 12/12.
Mrs. Erceg
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