Externship

Summer Student Nurse Externship Program

The MHA Organization for Nurse Executives and the MS Council of Deans & Directors of Schools of Nursing jointly sponsor the Summer Student Nurse Externship Program (Externship Program). The Externship Program is designed to:

  • provide students in nursing with an opportunity to enhance previously learned skills under the supervision of experienced registered nurses in the healthcare setting;
  • assist students of nursing to experience acceptance in a work situation appropriate to their potential as future registered nurses;
  • prepare students to assume responsibilities of full-time employees with respect to performance requirements, policies, and procedures of a health care agency; and
  • encourage retention of nursing graduates through provision of supplemental practice experience within the workplace.

The Externship Program is offered cooperatively between local hospitals and area schools of nursing throughout the state. For more details about the Externship Program, please review the following:

Schools of Nursing: All schools of nursing must submit a School of Nursing Application and Participating Agreement by January 31, 2008 to:

Cheri Walker, Nurse Manager
King's Daughters Medical Center
P.O. Box 948
Brookhaven, MS 39601
cwalker@kdmc.org
601.835.9474 (O)
601.835.9740 (F)

To view a Listing of Participating Schools of Nursing

Summer Student Nurse Externship Program Evaluation Form should be completed at the end of rotations. The completed Evaluation Form should be sent to Cheri Walker at cwalker@kdmc.org.

Hospitals : Hospitals submitted a Hospital Application and Participating Agreement by January 31, 2008 to:

Cheri Walker, Nurse Manager
King's Daughters Medical Center
P.O. Box 948
Brookhaven, MS 39601
cwalker@kdmc.org
601.835.9474 (O)
601.835.9740 (F)

To view a Listing of Participating Hospitals.


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