Now that I'm back here in Adelaide I'm glad I have an extra week before going back to school next week. I have another year and a half to go at school though. At least I have placement to look forward to, and can now once again follow women through their pregnancies and births, right? Well, I don't know. It means going back into the hospital system, which I detest. It also means a lot of on call for no/little reward, and having to pimp myself out to people to pick them up.
Placement details:
Start Date: 14/09/2009
End Date: 20/09/2009
Area: Antepartum
Allocated Site: Lyell: Outpatients Department - Antenatal
** Cushy placement as it's during the day only, and the Lyell is a shortish drive from here, with the chance of parking.
Start Date: 21/09/2009
End Date: 4/10/2009
Area: Postpartum
Allocated Site: North Eastern Community: Maternity
** Cushy placement as it's close by as well, parking is available, and I've been there before! Plus they don't like having students on overnight, and I've been offered a position there. It's a private/community hospital with obstetrician-led care but eh, in the maternity ward it's mostly postnatal care anyway.
Start Date: 19/10/2009
End Date: 8/11/2009
Allocated Site: Lyell: BAUL (Birthing & Assessment Unit Low Risk)
** Potentially awesome placement because it is back at the Lyell, and the low risk birthing and assessment unit is the place for lots of births, which is what I need at the moment. The downside is though that I will be required to do nightshift.
I now have a long list of things to deal with before school starts though:
- do tax return (yay! Am I the only person in the world who loves doing this?)
- write to the House of Bun with new availability
- unpack the last of the stuff from my trip
- download photos
- find and update my portfolio
- organise an Easterfest meeting
- harrass gym
- start a blanket
2 comments:
I have SO MUCH envy about you attending the Bendigo Wool Festival, but I suspect my wallet is extremely thankful I didn't get there! I hope you loved it and got some lovely pretty things :-)
Heh the only thing I bought was $110 for an interchangeable needle set, and a few $10s on some yarn for gifts. I didn't actually go crazy but that was because I had other things on my mind ;).
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