NOTE: Students must have a valid driver s license and individual access to a car to complete this clinical experience.

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1 University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Nursing N419 Clinical Site Information - Fall 2014 Students are available all day to begin agency orientation and clinical hours on either Tuesday, September 2 or Thursday, September 4. See time and room assignment in the Agency Orientation column. ATTENTION: Students are expected to complete 120 hours of clinical time. In collaboration with preceptors, students will need to make arrangements to complete 120 hours by working longer days or by attending clinical sessions on alternate days if necessary. NOTE: Students must have a valid driver s license and individual access to a car to complete this clinical experience. ALL STUDENTS MEET ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2014 IN COOPER 1321 FROM 8:20 11:20 A.M. Course and Agency Orientation 301 Jennifer Weitzel Office: Cell: jweitzel@publichealthmdc.com Public Health--- Madison and Dane County Dane County area 8:00 am -4:30 pm (student can flex to Thursday if necessary) Students will receive information where to meet on the first day of clinical from Ms. Weitzel. Public Health Madison and Dane County (PHMDC) provides public health services throughout Dane County, serving over 500,000 residents in urban, suburban, small town and rural settings. Our basic mission is to join with partners in the community to promote wellness, prevent disease and help ensure a healthy environment. PHMDC programs include: community health assessment, chronic disease prevention, health equity, injury prevention, communicable disease prevention and control, including immunizations, TB and STI-related services, perinatal services, and environmental health promotion and protection. Students will work with a preceptor in the community on a public health-focused project. 302 Jody Langfeldt , ext jlangfeldt@co.dodge.wi.us Dodge County Human Services and Health Department (Juneau), 8 am 5:00 pm. Will stay late on some for immunization clinics. 143 E. Center St. Juneau, WI Mainly rural county. Student will work with School Age Mothers Program on Thursday mornings. In afternoon, will be involved with other public health activities of agency. 303 Diane Nelson Jefferson County Health Department- Jefferson, 1541 Annex Road, Jefferson, WI dianen@jeffersoncountywi.gov The clinical is a focus on ALL programs at the Health Department where nurses provide services to our community populations including but not limited to: WIC, jail, schools, head start centers, well-child clinics, home visits, preschools, and community clinics/health fairs. 304 Tina Sullivan tsullivan@co.juneau.wi.us Juneau County Health Department Mauston 8:00 am 4:00 pm (students can flex to at times if necessary) 220 E. State St., Mauston, WI This health department offers extensive services: immunization clinics, school visits, home visits that include newborn visits, high-risk pregnancy counseling, HIV/AIDS resources, day care, jail nursing, WIC (Women, Infants, & Children) nutrition program, and environmental health services.

2 Course and Agency Orientation 305 Cindy Bodendein Sauk County Health Department Baraboo 505 Broadway, Suite 372, Baraboo, WI This is a full service health department with a large amount of maternal/child health, a strong environmental health program and also home care. 306 Elizabeth Burleson Watertown Public Health Department, Watertown Thursday 8:00 am 5:00 pm 515 South First Street Watertown, WI eburleson@ci.watertown.wi.us This is a full-service health department with emphasis on maternal/child health and environmental services. Multiple opportunities include: immunization clinics, WIC, safety education, in-home prenatal care coordination, postpartum and parenting support visits. Observational opportunities in other areas. 307 Jenny Pritchett, Health Officer Jenny.pritchett@iowacounty.org Iowa County Health Department, Dodgeville 7:00 am 4:30 pm, a few evenings from 5:30pm 8:00 pm to attend Community Free Clinic: student may flex to Thursday at times. Tuesday, Sept 2 at 7:00 am 217 Grace St Dodgeville, WI Rural area with population of 22,000 and large employer, Lands End. Emphasis on maternal/child health, communicable disease follow-up, immunizations and environmental health services. 308 Carla Stadel The Monroe Clinic Home Care nd Ave. Monroe, WI Carla.stadel@monroeclinic.org Monroe Clinic is a not-for-profit health system featuring a multi-specialty focus and interdisciplinary teams. Student will work with both in-home hospice patients and home care patients. 309 Kari Westphal Kwestphal@hhuvns.org Home Health United or 8:00 am 4:30 pm Tuesday, Sept 2 or Thursday, Sept. 4, at 8:00 am. Student should call clinical site prior to semester s end and ask for instructions about meeting for the first day of clinical. Provide Homecare services. Non-profit, urban hospital affiliated home health agency serving primarily older patients but also patients of all ages with high technology and chronic home care needs. Students will be assigned to various clinical locations based on needs of the agency. Homecare sites include: Madison West, Madison East, Reedsburg, Janesville, Portage and Sauk Prairie. Hospice site: Baraboo 310 Brenda Demont, NM (608) bdemont@meriter.com Meriter Home Health Agency Tuesday or Thursday 8:00 am 5:00 pm 2180 West Beltline Highway Madison, WI Contact Brenda to decide on orientation day, either Sept. 2 nd or 4 th. Home health agency, Medicare certified, serving rural and urban areas and primarily older patients utilizing current technology to address chronic home care needs. Affiliated with Meriter Hospital in Madison. Students will utilize assessment skills, learn about wound care, provide medication coordination, perform treatments and create care plans. 311 Bobbie Schmidt rschmidt@beloitmemorialhospital.org At-Home Healthcare 1904 E. Huebbe Parkway Beloit, WI At Home Healthcare is a non-profit home care agency that services an area over 1,100 square miles in size with over 230,000 residents. Student will be expected to do in-home assessments, communicate with physicians and be a liaison with additional services as needed. Students will learn about wound care, perform treatments, provide medication coordination and more.

3 Course and Agency Orientation 312 Bobbie Schmidt At-Home Healthcare 1904 E. Huebbe Parkway Beloit, WI At Home Healthcare is a non-profit home care agency that services an area over 1,100 square miles in size with over 230,000 residents. Student will be expected to do in-home assessments, communicate with physicians and be a liaison with additional services as needed. Students will learn about wound care, perform treatments, provide medication coordination and more. 313 Amy Wagner, CHPN awagner@marquartvillage.org Marquardt At Home Hospice 8:00 am 5:00 pm Tuesday, Sept 2 at 8:00 am 1020 Hill Street Watertown, WI Marquardt At Home Hospice offers a holistic approach to providing physical, emotional and spiritual care to individuals and families. Students will be involved in all aspects of end-of-life care in the patients home setting, learn how an interdisciplinary team functions and be part of the team, and ascertain how to meet physical and psychosocial needs of the patient, including pain management. 314 Susan Blount, DON susanb@elderspan.com ElderSpan- All Saints Assisted Living 8:00 am 4:00 pm 8210 Highview Dr Madison, WI All Saints Assisted Living and Memory Care is a facility that cares for up to 60 residents. Students will learn how to have in-depth discussions with residents and family members to create patient-centered care plans according to the family and resident s wishes. Additionally, students will each have a case load of 2 families and learn about case management, perform patient and staff teaching/education, possibly do a quality improvement project and work with individuals experiencing memory deficits through new interventions, such as music therapy, to reduce the effects of sun downing. Students should desire working with individuals 55+ years of age. 315 Cheryl Meyer CMeyer@marquardtvillage.org Marquardt Home Health-Watertown or 8:00 am 4:00 pm 1020 Hill Street Watertown, WI Marquardt Home Health Services offers a full range of nursing and rehabilitative therapies. Students will have the opportunity to provide patient and family teaching for medication administration, learn about diabetes management and teaching along with proper nutrition and experience wound care and management. Students should have strong skills in physical assessment and learn to interface with a multidisciplinary team including physical, occupational and speech therapists, physicians and nurse practitioners, and medical social workers. Students should enjoy working with individuals 55+ years of age. 316 Cheryl Meyer CMeyer@marquardtvillage.org Marquardt Home Health-Fort Atkinson or 8:00 am 4:00 pm Tuesday, Sept 2 at 8:00 am 426 McMillen St Fort Atkinson, WI Marquardt Home Health Services offers a full range of nursing and rehabilitative therapies. Students will have the opportunity to provide patient and family teaching for medication administration, learn about diabetes management and teaching along with proper nutrition and experience wound care and management. Students should have strong skills in physical assessment and learn to interface with a multidisciplinary team including physical, occupational and speech therapists, physicians and nurse practitioners, and medical social workers. Students should enjoy working with individuals 55+ years of age. 317 Mary Rezik, Director Hospice Services: Hess Home Health or 1050 Division St Mauston, WI mrezin@tomahhospital.org Hess Home Health provides in-home care for patients with a terminal illness, who are not expecting curative treatment. Student will be involved with a multidisciplinary team of physician, nurse practitioner, social worker and home hospice aides. Student will travel with the NP to Tomah to assess and manage palliative care for patients. Opportunities will be available to learn about end of life care in a home setting, medications and equipment for terminal illness, expert symptom management, emotional and spiritual support, and bereavement assistance.

4 Course and Agency Orientation 318 Carrie Garay, DON , ext Divine Savior Home Care 8:00 am- 4:30 pm 2817 New Pinery Rd, Suite 100 Portage, WI Home health agency, Medicare certified, serving rural area and primarily older patients utilizing current technology to address chronic home care needs. Affiliated with Divine Savior Hospital in Portage. Students will utilize assessment skills, learn about wound care, provide medication coordination, perform treatments and create care plans in addition to other activities. 319 Julie Stenbroten (608) Stoughton Hospital Home Health United Thursday 900 Ridge Street Stoughton, WI Provides Homecare services. Non-profit, rural hospital affiliated home health agency serving primarily older patients but also patients of all ages with high technology and chronic home care needs. Student will be expected to do in-home assessments, communicate with physicians and be a liaison with additional services as needed. Students will learn about wound care, perform treatments, provide medication coordination and more. 320 Katie Rueter, DON kreuter@hwbcare.com Homeward Bound or, student must be flexible and rotate between both days Jefferson St Baraboo, WI This agency serves the homeless and underinsured populations in Madison. Student will assist in performing basic health screenings, completing Medicare/Medicaid applications, educate about diseases and medications, assist with updating prescriptions, offer health counseling and coordination of local resources, distribute basic health supplies, coordinate care with local primary care providers, complete Advance Medical Directives, and assist with housing applications. 321 Pat Trapp, Clinical Manager ptrapp@bdch.org Corinne Grover, Manager cgrover@bdch.org Hillside Home Care & Hospice, Beaver Dam Community Hospital 8:00 am (Start time depends on visit schedule) 4:00 pm Hillside Home Care and Hospice, connected to Beaver Dam Community Hospital, 709 South University Ave. Enter behind hospital at Warren St. Clinic, entrance A. Student will need to check start time each week. Non-profit, rural hospital affiliated home health and hospice agency serving primarily older patients but also patients of all ages with high technology, post hospitalization and chronic home care needs. Also serves people who are nearing the end of life and their families. Students will learn about end-of-life issues, see how an interdisciplinary team functions, and learn to meet physical and psychosocial needs of the patient. 322 Devona Blanchard Home and Hospice Advantage or 8:00 am-5:00 pm 1155 Quail Court, Suite LL, Pewaukee, WI dblanchard@hospiceadvantage.com Home and Hospice Advantage is a Medicare/Medicaid certified program that offers skilled nursing care, PT, OT and ST services to home care and hospice patients. Students will learn about end-of-life issues, see interdisciplinary team function, and learn to meet physical and psychosocial needs of the patients and families. 323 Teresa Gobeli TGobeli@beloitregionalhospice.com Beloit Regional Hospice 655-3rd St., #200 Beloit, WI Serves people who are nearing the end of life and their families. Students will learn about end-of-life issues, see inter-disciplinary team function, and learn to meet physical and psychosocial needs of the patient.

5 Lab # Contact Person s Name 324 Teresa Gobeli TGobeli@beloitregionalhospice.com Brief Description Beloit Regional Hospice Day & Time Course and Agency Orientation 655-3rd St., #200 Beloit, WI Serves people who are nearing the end of life and their families. Students will learn about end-of-life issues, see inter-disciplinary team function, and learn to meet physical and psychosocial needs of the patient. 325 Carol Brown carol.brown@rainbowhospicecare.org Rainbow Hospice- Jefferson Area 8:00 am- 4:30 pm (Student may flex to Thursday) 147 West Rockwell Drive Jefferson, WI Serves people who are terminally ill and their families. Students will learn about end-of-life issues, see how an interdisciplinary team functions, and learn how to meet physical and psychosocial needs of the patient. Choose this site only if you sincerely want to work with Hospice patients. *On first day, student should wear scrubs or business casual dress and bring a stethoscope. 326 Sara Parrell, Student Contact sparrell@madison.k12.wi.us Madison Metropolitan School District- Madison 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday, Sept 2, at 7:30 am Call Sara to determine where to meet on the first day. MMSD serves over 25,000 children, and nursing students may be assigned to elementary, middle, or high school sites. Opportunities include caring for children and youth with chronic and acute physical and mental illness, health promotion, individual and group education and counseling, and developing inter-professional skills. Students who choose this lab must have a car and be able to practice independently under a preceptor s guidance. Students must feel confident with their physical assessment skills and their knowledge of growth and development, and be open learning from students and families from different cultural and socioeconomic groups. Prior experience with children is desirable. Clinical hours will vary according to the school schedule, generally in the 7:30 to 4 PM range. 327 Tammy Flanders Office: Cell: Tflanders@sdb.k12.wi.us Beloit Memorial High School 8:00 am 3:00 pm 1225 Fourth Street Beloit, Wisconsin There are approximately 1800 students at BMHS with many having chronic health conditions such as asthma, diabetes, and seizure disorders. Students will perform respiratory assessments, cardiac assessments, injury assessments, and triage students for the School- Based Health Clinic. 328 Lisa Jensen Lisa.jensen@forthc.com Fort HealthCare School Nurse Program Fort Atkinson area (Serves 8 school districts) 611 Sherman Ave Fort Atkinson, WI This program serves 8 school districts. Students will have clinical experience in the Fort Atkinson, Jefferson and Deerfield Schools. The student should feel confident in his/her physical assessment skills and knowledge of growth and development. 329 Julie Eckhoff, RN, BSN School Nurse Lake Geneva Middle School or Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 8:00 am 600 N. Bloomfield Road, Lake Geneva Julie.eckhoff@badger.k12.wi.us Lake Geneva School System has approximately 1800 students. UW student completing clinical in the fall semester will be involved with medication coordination and administration, obtaining medication orders from physicians, checking immunization records, vision and hearing screenings, diabetic management, allergy precautions and emergency treatment, health teaching for teachers and students, dental health sealant program and oral hygiene teaching, and working with K-4 and K-5 students for dental care. UW student will have the opportunity to attend Lakeland School, which is a school for children with special needs and Wisconsin School for the Deaf to observe.

6 Lab # Contact Person s Name 330 Wendy Zimmerman zimmwe@elkhorn.k12.wi.us Brief Description Elkhorn School District Day & Time or either 8:30 am 3:30 pm Course and Agency Orientation Jackson Elementary School 3 North Jackson St Elkhorn, WI Elkhorn Area School District has approximately 3,200 students serving grades K4 through 12 in three elementary, one middle, and one high school. Students will use their skills in first aid, illness management, health promotion, disease prevention, vision/hearing/lice screenings, and immunizations along with attending 504/Individual Education Planning meetings, and policy development. Student illness management/health promotion will focus on diabetes, asthma, including students who are challenged with a learning disability or mental illness. 331 Anne Iverson (c) iversona@verona.k12.wi.us Sugar Creek Elementary and Glacier Edge Elementary Schools, Verona 8:15 am 2:30 pm Tuesday, Sept 2, at 8:15 am Sugar Creek Elementary School 400 Church Avenue Verona, WI The school district has over 4000 students in 1 high school, 2 middle schools, and 3 elementary schools. Sugar Creek Elementary School includes a Charter School and an early childhood program. The student who chooses this lab will be placed in the elementary school and must be able to articulate and write clear and concise goals for their learning experiences. The student should feel confident in their physical assessment skills and their knowledge of growth and development and enjoy working with the Pediatric population. 332 Louise Wilson, RN (c) wilsonl@beaverdam.k12.wi.us Beaver Dam Unified School District Beaver Dam 8:00 am 3:30 pm Call Louise Wilson one week before clinical begins to get directions and to find out when and where to meet. The student who chooses this site will have experience in both an elementary and middle school. The student should be confident in his/her physical assessment skills and his/her knowledge of growth and development. 333 Terri Haag haagte@lodischoolswi.org Lodi Public School District 8:00 am 3:30 pm Middle School, 900 Sauk Street, Lodi, WI The student will have experience in both an elementary and middle school in a rural district of 1500 students. The student should be confident in his/her physical assessment skills and his/her knowledge of growth and development. The student should be able to function independently in a non-structured and changing setting. Student will be involved in vision and hearing screenings, immunizations and updates, working with diabetic children and many other activities. 334 Kristin Chitko chitkok@bdusd.org Beaver Dam Unified School District, (Beaver Dam) 8:00 am 3:30 pm NOTE: Begin 9/9 rather than 9/2 Tuesday, Sept 9, at 8:00 am Call Kristin Chitko one week before clinical begins to get directions and to find out where and when to meet. The student who chooses this site will have experience mainly in 2 elementary schools. There is a possibility of some experience in the high school. The student should be confident in his/her physical assessment skills and his/her knowledge of growth and development. 335 Bonny Oestrich , ext. 236 oestbo@pasdwi.org Pardeeville School District 9:00 am 3:30 pm Thursday, Sept 4, at 9:00 am 120 S. Oak Street. Pardeeville, WI The student who chooses this site will have experiences primarily in the high school. The student should be confident in his/her physical assessment skills and his/her knowledge of growth and development. Student will be involved in various projects and teaching opportunities.

7 Course and Agency Orientation 336 Debbie Brown (c) Sun Prairie School District- Sun Prairie High School and 8:00 am 1:00 pm District Office 501 S. Bird St. Sun Prairie, WI The Sun Prairie High School will be the primary school for this lab. The district encompasses approximately 84 square miles of land. The district has one high school, two middle schools, and seven elementary schools, with an approximate enrollment of The District Nurse coordinates the health services of the district. NOTE: This site, with complete attendance, includes 20 additional hours of clinical; the 20 hours, when combined with the Community Assessment Project hours, fulfills the self-directed hours requirement (40 hours). The student will have the option to complete 20 additional hours at Sun Prairie School, or instead, choose to complete the 20 self-directed hours at an alternative site. 337 Ann Juzwik Verona Middle and Elementary Schools 8:00 am 3:30 pm 704 North Main Street Verona, WI This school district has over 4000 students in 1 high school, 2 middle schools, and 3 elementary schools. The student who chooses this lab will have experiences in the one middle school and two elementary schools and must be able to articulate and write clear, concise goals for his/her learning experiences. The student should feel confident in his/her physical assessment skills and knowledge of growth and development. 338 Pat Lynam (c) Verona High School or 8:00 am - 4:00 pm 300 Richard St Verona, WI lynamp@verona.k12.wi.us This school district has over 4000 students in 1 high school, 2 middle schools, and 3 elementary schools. The student who chooses this lab will have experiences in the high school and must be able to articulate and write clear, concise goals for his/her learning experiences. The student should feel confident in his/her physical assessment skills and knowledge of growth and development. NOTE: This site includes 20 additional hours of clinical and when combined with the Community Assessment Project hours, it fulfills the selfdirected hours requirement (40 hours). 339 Valerie Hon, District Nurse honv@portage.k12.wi.us Ext (c) Portage Schools or 7:40 am 3:40 pm Tuesday, Sept 2, at 7:40 am Gerstenkorn Administration Bldg 305 East Slifer St Portage, WI NOTE: Travel time is less than one hour. Rural school district of 2600 students. The district covers preschool through high school. Student will be involved in population screenings, participate in IEP (Individual Education Plan)/504/SIT (student intervention team) meetings, health education in the classroom, newsletter articles, immunization compliance, communicable disease control and monitoring, disease management and education. Student will work regularly with the health department, preschool partners/parochial schools, resource agencies and human services as well as participation on the Safety Committee. Nursing services website: Student may begin clinical one week early; contact Ms. Hon. 340 Courtney Hahn, (c) hahnco@saukpr.k12.wi.us Sauk Prairie School District, Prairie du Sac and Sauk City 7:45 am 4:00 pm Tuesday, Sept 2, at 7:45 am Sauk Prairie Middle School 207 Maple St Sauk City, WI This district is comprised of seven schools and 2700 students. Students who choose this lab will need to be able to function independently under a preceptor s guidance and be able to articulate and write clear and concise goals for their learning.

8 Lab # Contact Person s Name 341 Diane Nelson, RN, MSN, NCSN WSD Nurse Supervisor (262) diane.nelson@wsd.k12.wi.us Brief Description Wisconsin Residential School for the Deaf - Delavan Day & Time Tuesday 6:30 am 3:00 pm Course and Agency Orientation Tuesday, Sept 2, at 630 am 3:00 pm at 309 W. Walworth Ave, Delavan, WI The Wisconsin School for the Deaf is a residential school for approximately 105 students ages 3-21 from throughout WI. Nursing students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of medical, behavioral, and social issues unique to the school-aged and/or deaf population; administer medication, perform treatments, teach school/dorm staff medication administration, emergency health plans, and about a variety of medical issues. Students will also teach the students about their medications, personal medical needs, how to prepare for their future needs, and nursing students will learn about deaf culture and American Sign Language (ASL). 342 Paul Jones Paul.jones@journeymhc.org Community Treatment Alternative- Mental Health Center of Dane County 8:00 am-4:00 pm 706 Williamson St, Suite 103 Madison, WI Community supported program for persons with severe and persistent mental illness. Client admissions are from Mendota Mental Health and the Dane County Jail. Client age seen in homes, apartments, group homes, and hospitals. These clients have been diverted from the criminal justice system. The program is based on the model for assertive community treatment. Students who are selfdirected and interested in mental health and/or forensic nursing will be most successful in the setting. Student must have driver s license and will need a second criminal background check paid for by the agency. Call Paul as soon as you are assigned and make arrangements for this with him. Students with an OWI or speeding violations of more than 17 miles over the speed limit within the past 3 years are prohibited from working at this agency. NOTE: The student will need to have a short interview with staff to ensure a good agency fit prior to beginning clinical. Arrange this prior to the end of the spring semester. 343 Kandi Ryan , ext Kandi.ryan@ho-chunk.com Ho-Chunk House of Wellness 8:30am 4:00 pm Tuesday, Sept 2, at 8:30 am 2845 White Eagle Road Baraboo, WI Tribal patients of all ages needing skilled nursing care in the home. Pain management, chronic wound care, IV therapy, immunizations, diabetes assessment and other activities. Opportunity to work with a diverse population. 344 Keisha Perrenoud Keisha.Perrenoud@wisconsin.gov Oakhill Correctional Institution 7:45 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Thursday, Sept 4, at 7:45 am 5212 Highway M Oregon, WI Oakhill Correctional Institution is a minimum security facility for adult males. They serve the medically needy of the Wisconsin prison population due to the proximity of UWHC. The student assigned here will have a second background check (no charge for the student.) High concentration of chronically ill patients. Call Ann Farley as soon as assigned. 345 Keisha Perrenoud Keisha.Perrenoud@wisconsin.gov Oakhill Correctional Institution 7:45 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 2, at 7:45 am 5212 Highway M Oregon, WI Oakhill Correctional Institution is a minimum security facility for adult males. They serve the medically needy of the Wisconsin prison population due to the proximity of UWHC. The student assigned here will have a second background check (no charge for the student.) High concentration of chronically ill patients. Call Ann Farley as soon as assigned. 346 Debra Bell Care Wisconsin Fort Atkinson Tuesday, Sept 2 at 8:30 am 37 South Water St Fort Atkinson, WI Belld@carewisc.org A not-for-profit organization of over 275 health professional, direct care workers, support staff, and volunteers serving more than 650 older adults and 1,100 caregivers each year. Students will learn about working in interdisciplinary teams and learn to meet physical, emotional and psychosocial needs of the elderly and those with disabilities and mental health issues.

9 Course and Agency Orientation 347 Jennylynde Packham, MS, RN Coventry Village, Thursday, Sept 4, at 6:30 am Health Services Director times will vary, Sebring Assisted Care Residence ext 201 starting as early as 7710 S. Brookline Drive 6:30am and finishing Madison, WI by 4:30pm depending on the preceptor s schedule Coventry Village of Wisconsin is a community based long term care option for elderly in Dane county. It includes both an assisted care residence, Sebring; and independent apartments, Brookline. The student who is interested in care of the elderly in a variety of settings will gain the most from this location, experiencing case management and community wellness. The focus will be on leadership, health promotion and disease prevention, resident and family teaching, outreach and screening. The student will get the opportunity to work with the assisted living RN, the wellness RN at the independent apartments, and the Health Services Director of the campus. 348 Jennylynde Packham, MS, RN Health Services Director ext 201 sebdirector@hwebberltd.com Coventry Village Tuesday, times will vary, starting as early as 6:30am and finishing by 4:30pm depending on the preceptor s schedule Tuesday, Sept 2, at 6:30 am Sebring Assisted Care Residence 7710 S. Brookline Drive Madison, WI Coventry Village of Wisconsin is a community based long term care option for elderly in Dane county. It includes both an assisted care residence, Sebring; and independent apartments, Brookline. The student who is interested in care of the elderly in a variety of settings will gain the most from this location, experiencing case management and community wellness. The focus will be on leadership, health promotion and disease prevention, resident and family teaching, outreach and screening. The student will get the opportunity to work with the assisted living RN, the wellness RN at the independent apartments, and the Health Services Director of the campus. 349 Jill Markus, PNP (608) Markus@dcpcinc.org Dane County Head Start Dane County Thursday 8:00 AM 5:00 PM 2096 Red Arrow Trail Madison, WI THIS IS A PEDIATRIC CLINICAL FOR STUDENTS WHO WANT TO WORK WITH CHILDREN. Early Head Start: Age prenatal to age 3. Regular Head Start: Age 3-5. Ability to speak Spanish is desirable for this clinical. Students who choose this site must be able to function independently in a non-structured and constantly-changing setting, will work with multi-problem families requiring a high level of responsibility and maturity, must be open to learning to work with economically disadvantaged families, and must take the initiative and establish appropriate health care plans. (Having access to and using a reliable car is essential 41 different locations and pre- and post- conferences). 350 Denise Cobbs Community Support Program Tuesday or Thursday 425 Sixth Street Reedsburg, WI dcobbs@co.sauk.wi.us The Community Support Program is a coordinated care and treatment program which provides a range of treatment, rehabilitation, and support services through an identified treatment program to ensure ongoing therapeutic involvement, individualized treatment, rehabilitation, and support services. Students will be involved in assessment, medication administration and should be interested in behavioral health. Students will have a second criminal background check done and paid by the agency. The student will need to have a short interview with staff to ensure a good agency fit prior to beginning clinical. Location of interview will be 505 Broadway, 4 th Floor, Baraboo, WI Belinda Schrubbe, Manager Belinda.schrubbe@wisconsin.gov Waupun Correctional Institution, Wisconsin Department of Corrections Thursday 7:30 am 4:00 pm Thursday, Sept 4, at 7:30 am 200 S. Madison St Waupun, WI This facility is a maximum security detention center for juvenile and adult males. This facility has a Cognitive Intervention Programming Unit which offers 4 phases of behavioral interventions as well as other treatment programming. The student assigned to this agency will have a second background check (no cost to the student). High concentration of chronically ill patients and those with serious behavioral problems. Call Ms. Schrubbe as soon as you are assigned to this facility.

10 Lab # Contact Person s Name 352 Jim Matthews jmatthews@correctcaresolutions.com Brief Description Correct Care Solutions Dane County Jail Day & Time or 7 am 4 pm Course and Agency Orientation Tuesday, Sept 2, at 7 am at 115 West Doty Madison, WI NOTE: Must go through ACCESS training on a Wednesday for 4 hours from 8 am to 12 pm two weeks prior to beginning clinical. Call Lori at to schedule. This is the Dane County Jail. Inmate/patient population is all ages, predominantly male with acute and chronic illnesses. Inmate/patient stay of convicted and/or those awaiting sentencing may be up to 24 months. Student must have strong interest in forensic nursing, psychiatric nursing, helping with detoxifying patients and /or emergency situations; all part of intake process. The student assigned here will need a second criminal background check (no charge to the student). Student will be issued a temporary security badge each day. 353 Diane Schmidt, NM Core Services of Journey Mental Health Center Thursday Thursday, Sept 4, at 8:30 am at 625 West Washington Madison, WI Diane.schmidt@journeymhc.org Clinical team provides supportive counseling, case management, medicine evaluations, and agency services to adults, youth, and families who have major difficulties because of their mental health and/or substance abuse problems. Students should have taken N310 or be taking it concurrently with N419. The student will need a second criminal background check, at no cost to the student. Student may have 2 preceptors work with adults in the morning and children in the afternoon.