“Expectations”

A Nursing Leadership and Management,

(PCI) Related Learning Experienced Presentation
Presented to the Faculty of St. Luke’s College of Nursing

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements

In Related Learning Experience for the
Degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Submitted by:
RAYANA UBAS
Batch Savere Vita
4NUO1-GROUP 6

Submitted to:
DR. MARILYN V. BUHAT, RN
Clinical Instructor

October 7, 2019
 As a student nurse, the classroom is not only on campus, but also at the

patient’s bedside. This means that we must promote the safety, privacy, and

dignity of the people who are allowing to care for them.

As a PCI and Head Nurse at SLMC, I and others should expect me to

display a professional attitude to patients, their families, and other members of

the health care team. To demonstrate the ability to cope with an array of

unpredictable situations, be flexible, and remain emotionally stable under stress.

To perform a head to toe assessment which includes providing and receiving

verbal reports, preparing, and administering medication, documenting care

appropriately, providing emotional support and patient education, and delivering

culturally competent care that respects each patient’s individual beliefs.

Consistently perform the physical demands of nursing – standing/walking while in

the clinical area, and assisting in lifting, transferring, ambulating, and

repositioning patients.

Being a PCI and Head Nurse requires skills beyond clinical care. I expect

to have a strong communication and leadership skills and should be able to

adept at coordinating resources and personnel and meeting goals and objective.

To be an effective leader who can strike and balance between working with the

nursing staff and the healthcare team in order to become a successful team

leader.