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Student Shadow Requests
These are the nursing units that offer clinical experiences with the University of Missouri Health System. Please review the general descriptions of these units and then ema
the first contact listed for assistance in arranging a shadowing experience. If you do not receive a response from the first contact within a week, email both contacts. You
may shadow in more than one unit up to a total of 16 hours.
Service Line
Cardiology
Cardiac ICU
Location
UH 4East
ICU Tower
4th Floor
Contacts for Service Line
1. Callie Moxley, SLS
[email protected]
(573) 882-1006
Dowler, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
(573) 884-6086
Michelle Lewis, SLS
[email protected]
(573) 882-1006
Phone:
2.Melissa
Phone:
3.
Phone:
Shadow Expectations:
Family
Medicine
UH 6 West
Progressive
Care
PCT 5th Floor
1) Michael Weston, SLS
[email protected]
(573) 884-4712
Phone:
2)Bridgett Robbins, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-6640
Shadow Expectations:
Oncology
PCT 8th Floor
Observation/S
UH 4West
hort Stay
1) Tara Sunderland, SLS
[email protected]
(573) 771-7607
Phone:
2) Mary Williamson, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-9398
Shadow Expectations: Four hour shadow experiences offered from 7am-11am or 7pm-11pm any day of the week.
Neuroscience
UH 7 East
Neuro Science
ICU
PCT 7th Floor
1) Erin Stapleton, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
(573)884-5080
Phone:
2) Melody Burks, SLS
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-5080
Shadow Expectations:
Internal
Medicine
1) Stephanie Hunt, SLS
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-3252
UH 6 East
2) Matt Nusbaum, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-6650
Shadow Expectations:
Surgical ICU
Surgical
Specialties
1. Mallory Clatterbuck, SLS
ICU Tower 7th [email protected]
floor
(573) 882-4976
Katie Merrill, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
(573) 884-1545
Phone:
2.
Phone:
UH 5 West
Shadow Expectations:
1)Amanda Selby, SLS
[email protected]
(573) 882-8176
Medical ICU
IC Tower
5th Floor
2) Susan Heimsoth, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 882-2789
Shadow Expectations:
Phone:
1) Lynette Roebuck, Education Nurse
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 882-2423
Orthopedics
PCT 7th Floor
2) Megan Cram, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-2931
Shadow Expectations:
Emergency
Department
Adult Mental
Health
Pediatric
Services
NICU
1) SLS Nurses,
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 882-0537 RN, tech, clerk or ER.
UH First Floor
2) Shawn Phillips, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 882-6005
Shadow Expectations:
MUPC
1) Rona McCullough, Assistant
[email protected]
Phone: (573) 884-1202
Shadow Expectations: available for shadowing in 4 or 8 hr increments, but must start at the beginning of the shift: 0700 .
1. Melissa Delap, Unit Educator
[email protected]
Phone:
WCH 5C
(573) 219-4228
Shadow Expectations: available for shadowing in one 4 hr increment, Mondays AM from 0700-1100
1. Susan Asher, Unit Educator
[email protected]
Phone:
(573) 882-7084
2.
WCH
Judy Bildner, Clinical Manager
[email protected]
Phone:
(573) 499-6180
Labor and
Delivery
Shadow Expectations: Copy of Immunizations Mandatory
1. Michele Wright, Educator LDU
[email protected] Phone: (573)
817-6544
2.
WCH 3rd
Velma Van Winkle, Educator Maternal
Floor
Newborn [email protected]
Phone: (573) 499-6117
Postpartum WCH 4th
and Med
Floor/ 3
Surg
Central
1. Tracy Bocklage, Manager
[email protected]
(573) 499-6115
Phones:
PCT: Patient Care Tower; enter main lobby and walk toward Ellis Fischel
Cancer Center. Use the Orange elevators
WCH: Women's and Children's Hospital. Main lobby to Yellow Elevators to
5C Pediatrics
dent Shadow Requests
ersity of Missouri Health System. Please review the general descriptions of these units and then email
ce. If you do not receive a response from the first contact within a week, email both contacts. You
Brief Description of Patient Population
Patients with cardiac surgery, vascular surgery, and CT surgery. Cardiology medicine patients are also on this
unit as well as medicine overflow and chest pain.
Patient with cardiac surgery, ENT, urology, STEMIs and cardiac catheter labs.
Acute care of the elderly (ACE), ETOH withdrawal, and all other family medicine patients. We provide a wide
range of patient care experiences.
This is a high acuity unit the provides care for patients leaving the ICU and those who are too sick to be on
the medical surgery floor. Multiple patients have insulin, heparin, Cardizem and other IV drips.
The Oncology services on this unit include: Hematology/Oncology, Surgical Services-- Gynecology,
Otolaryngology, Surgical Oncology, and Urology. Patients are admitted for inpatient chemotherapy,
myelosuppression, symptom management and post- operative surgical recovery.
Patients on this unit have a variety of surgeries or procedures and need to stay for a few hours post
surgery/procedure. Patients may have short stays for intravenous infusion of medications. Patients, both
medical and surgical, may be admitted to overnight stays in observation status to evaluate for further
treatment or need for inpatient admission.
rom 7am-11am or 7pm-11pm any day of the week.
Patients receiving care for neurological illnesses or who have had neurosurgical interventions; stroke,
seizure monitoring.
Patients receiving care for neurological illnesses or who have had neurosurgical interventions; stroke,
seizure monitoring that require intensive care treatment and monitoring.
Internal medicine patients to include a wide variety of patients with many comorbidities. Many patients
have the primary diagnosis of respiratory, endocrine, GI, and infections. Diagnosis, work up and treatment
of medical diagnoses.
Care of surgical, trauma, burn and wound patients.
Care of pre and post operative general surgery, trauma and surgical specialty patients.
MICU is designed to care for medicine patients that require extraordinary care, continuous hemodynamic
monitoring, or access to sophisticated life support systems. In addition, the unit is designed for the care of
chronic cardiac, renal or respiratory problem in acute exacerbation, GI bleeding, drug overdose, diabetic
ketoacidosis, liver disease, and oncology. Patients admitted to MICU are transferred from this hospital's
general medicine floors or clinics, the Emergency Room, Missouri Orthopedic Institute, Harry S. Truman
Veterans Hospital, or directly admitted from smaller community hospitals.
Patients on this floor have had orthopedic surgeries related to trauma, or have had joint replacement
surgery requiring inpatient stay due to comorbidities.
Patients seeking medical or psychological emergent care.
The population we serve is: We treat all major mental illnesses including depression, mania,
schizophrenia and other psychiatric disorders. We have a lot of patients with co-occurring
substance abuse disorders as well as personality disorders.
All shadowing experiences will occur on the adult in-patient units not on the youth unit.
rements, but must start at the beginning of the shift: 0700 .
General pediatrics, including peds surg, peds hem-onc, diabetes, peds neurology, peds ortho
ement, Mondays AM from 0700-1100
Patients are all neonates with most experiencing medical and/or surgical issues related to prematurity, birth
complications, congenital anomalies, or maternal issues. Our patients are managed by board certified
neonatologists & NNPs and resident physicians from the Child Health and Medicine-Pediatric residencies.
They are assisted by pediatric subspecialists in surgery (includes general, orthopedic, and neurosurgery),
neurology, genetics, hematology/oncology, endocrinology, genetics, gastroenterology, urology, cardiology,
otolaryngology, & ophthalmology.
Available for one 4 hour Increment to start at 0700 or 1900.
LDU: Labor and Delivery of babies through vaginal birth or
Cesarean section.
Postpartum: Care of the postpartum, antepartum patient.
Med Surg: Care of post surgery patients—gynecology, urology
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