Los Angeles County College of Nursing & Allied Health
- 2 Year
- LOS ANGELES, CA
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Los Angeles County College of Nursing & Allied Health
- 2 Year
- LOS ANGELES, CA
- Rating 3.17 out of 5 6 reviews
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LACCONAH is extremely hands on in the clinical setting. 1st semester, students do their own charting, pass all meds except IVPB & IV push, administer injections, do wound dressings, and hang IV bags. 2nd semester involves calling doctors, practicing NG tubes, foleys, IVPB, and colostomy care. By 3rd, we're starting IVs & doing IV pushes. Few times, we were able to off the floor with our patient if they had any scheduled diagnostic testings. The patients at county definitely have multiple comorbidities and we deal with the very VERY ill and homeless. County is a wake up call and does NOT sugar coat anything. Most of the teachers are great but of course there are a few ridiculous ones. Overall, it's a great program but I feel confident going onto the floor with a plan and I feel like I know what I am looking for while researching patients. They emphasize time management and because we initially care for 1 patient and as each semester goes by, we pick up another patient.
I love the professors. Some of the best clinical experience you can encounter. Brand new hospital facility, with some of the most patient and helpful staff.
Just Starting, Seems Good – Lots of available resources. Most importantly, the staff are very helpful.