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Reflection On Ensuring Charge Nurse Training
I am currently required to complete 280 practice immersion hours. Since I am transferring, I hoping to utilize the hours in San Francisco VA or VISN 21. Can you help me connect with the VISN or SFO VAMC DLO? I have completed the Aspiring Charge Nurse Training Program in VISN 8 during the summer of 2016. We can either replicate it SFO VAMC or initiate it to the VISN (the project is actually a VISN wide program).

Also, just to keep you updated, I haven’t heard from Mr Slover or Ms Gaynor.
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