• There is no formal orientation to this course for those students who have successfully completed the first 8 weeks of the semester.
• Information about course requirements and assignments will be available prior to the end of the first 8-week course (RNSG 1413).
• Students entering in the second 8 weeks will receive information from the Level 1 coordinator prior to the start of the course, and will attend a short orientation session during the first week of the course.

TEAM PURPLE 003:

• When: Mondays, 8:00 a.m. – 1:10 p.m.
• Where:  On campus RRC 3336 (Building 3000, 3rd floor)
• Calendar: Level 1 RRC 003 – Team Purple (Google Calendar)

TEAM TEAM 004:

• When: Tuesdays, 8:00 a.m. – 1:10 p.m.
• Where:  On campus RRC 3336 (Building 3000, 3rd floor)
• Calendar: Level 1 RRC 004 – Team Teal (Google Calendar)

TEAM PURPLE 003: 

• When: Tuesdays, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
• Where:  RRC Nursing Skills Labs – RRC 3219.03 & RRC 3219.04.   Located in Building 3000, 2nd floor.
• What to bring:  Lab module information, skills checklists, watch with second hand, lab kit (when assigned), stethoscope/scissors as assigned.

TEAM TEAL 004: 

• When: Mondays, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
• Where:  RRC Nursing Skills Labs – RRC 3219.03 & RRC 3219.04.   Located in Building 3000, 2nd floor.
• What to bring:  Lab module information, skills checklists, watch with second hand, lab kit (when assigned), stethoscope/scissors as assigned.

• When: Students entering in the second 8 weeks will be required to take a Dosage Calculation Exam in the first week of the session.
• Where: TBD
• Students who successfully passed RNSG 1413 in the current semester are exempt from the Dosage Calculation Exam for 1341.
• Failure to pass the test on the first attempt will be managed according to the policy for Dosage Calculations Proficiency in the Student Handbook.

FOR STUDENTS RE-ENTERING RNSG 1341/1161:

• When: Meet with the Skills Tutors for a review of RNSG 1105 and RNSG 1413 skills.
• Where: TBD
• You will review skills from RNSG 1105 and RNSG 1413 including, entry and exit measures, isolation precautions, vital signs, medication administration (PO, SQ, IM) and enteral tube feedings and medication administration.
• Download Clinical Nursing Skills Performance Mastery Checklists and watch the Potter and Perry videos to help prepare. Practice the skills that you learned in RNSG 1105 and 1413 in preparation for your meeting with the Skills Tutor.

• Mastery Skills Check-offs will cover:  Urinary Catheterization/Sterile Technique.
• You must pass all check-offs satisfactorily to continue in the course.  Failure to pass the Mastery Level Check-off on the first attempt will be managed according to the policy for Critical Skill Performance Mastery in the Student Handbook.

• When: Clinical days/hours vary by clinical site and instructor.
• Students remain in the same clinical group as in RNSG 1160, and clinical start/end times and sites will remain the same as those in the first 8 weeks. For students entering in the second 8 weeks, placement in a clinical group will be determined on the first day of the session. Newly entering students should consult the Level 1 RRC calendar for clinical dates.

• What to bring: Students are expected to have their ACC ID badge, uniform, and all required equipment prior to the first clinical day.
• Daily/weekly clinical assignments will be at the discretion of each instructor. Amount of time needed for preparation will differ depending on the nature of the assignment.

• Tenea Harvey, [email protected] (RRC Level 1 Lead Faculty, Teal/Purple Cohorts)
• Kristin McLamb, [email protected] (RRC Level 1 Teal Cohort Faculty)
• Marquitta Sherrod-Morfin, [email protected]  (RRC Level 1 Teal Cohort Faculty)
• Charlotte Cooper, [email protected]  (RRC Level 1 Purple Cohort Faculty)
• Heather Smyer, [email protected]  (RRC Level 1 Purple Cohort Faculty)
• Stephanie Todd, [email protected] (RRC Level 1 Purple Cohort Faculty)