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So finding the right
clinical setting is huge.
00:03
Because if you don't,
that's how you're getting
all of your actual skills
that you're taking with you, right.
00:09
And that's what you're going to
keep referring back to.
00:10
That's the all of your preceptors
are kind of the voice in your head
who are guiding the practice
that you might have one day.
00:16
So you can absolutely skate
by and find, you know,
a clinical site that's
going to just pass you
no matter what kind of
shove you in a corner
or be like, Hey, be my scribe.
00:24
But I would really encourage
you to try to find one
that lets you get in there
and makes you do the work.
They make you chart.
00:31
They make you do
all of those things
that at the time seem really
time consuming and overwhelming.
00:35
But if you go to clinical
and you are walking away
every day and thinking,
Oh, that's easy,
try to find a different
one in the future
that's maybe going
to challenge you more
because you want to go
home exhausted, honestly,
because you want to have had
to learn so much that day
that your brain feels
like it's going to burst.
00:51
But in a few years, you know,
you never know what you're gonna
have to look back on and be like,
oh, yeah,
that one day I did learn that.
00:57
It also teaches you how to learn,
and how to look things up.
01:00
How to get, you know, everyone's
going to have their own resources.
01:03
So I think the more honestly
challenging the clinical site,
the better.