Today we had the orientation....all day....government organizations have one thing in common, paperwork, and lots of it.
We learned about the facility and how we function on a daily basis...
some of the fun facts we learned today -
-- always have your personal body alarm on you, even though it doesnt really work
-- if you feel threatened, knock a phone of the hook and help will come
-- do not bring any electronic items into the prison (it is now a 3rd degree felony)
this includes: cell phones, PDA's, flashdrives, cameras etc
-- do not wear blue scrubs - the inmates where blue
-- come in tomorrow at 7:30am for patient assignments.
more updates and pictures to follow
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During the next 18 months, my life is going to be turned upside down and rolled into a variety of different body fluids. I am going to be a medical student on rotations. I hope this blog allows my friends and family to remain somewhat up to date on my life, interesting experiences and insight into the crazy world of medical education.
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