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    RN - Skills Check List.8.111

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    This self-assessment checklist is meant to help nurses evaluate their clinical skills and determine which skills need more practice. It lists various clinical skills and asks the nurse to indicate when they last performed each skill and if they are satisfied with their proficiency. The checklist will be used by the nurse and their preceptor to guide hands-on learning in clinical placements and help obtain proficiency in skills that need improvement. Clinical experiences are designed to provide more practice to move towards proficiency, not for testing.

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    This self-assessment checklist is meant to help nurses evaluate their clinical skills and determine which skills need more practice. It lists various clinical skills and asks the nurse to indicate when they last performed each skill and if they are satisfied with their proficiency. The checklist will be used by the nurse and their preceptor to guide hands-on learning in clinical placements and help obtain proficiency in skills that need improvement. Clinical experiences are designed to provide more practice to move towards proficiency, not for testing.

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    This self-assessment checklist is meant to help nurses evaluate their clinical skills and determine which skills need more practice. It lists various clinical skills and asks the nurse to indicate when they last performed each skill and if they are satisfied with their proficiency. The checklist will be used by the nurse and their preceptor to guide hands-on learning in clinical placements and help obtain proficiency in skills that need improvement. Clinical experiences are designed to provide more practice to move towards proficiency, not for testing.

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    This self-assessment checklist is meant to help nurses evaluate their clinical skills and determine which skills need more practice. It lists various clinical skills and asks the nurse to indicate when they last performed each skill and if they are satisfied with their proficiency. The checklist will be used by the nurse and their preceptor to guide hands-on learning in clinical placements and help obtain proficiency in skills that need improvement. Clinical experiences are designed to provide more practice to move towards proficiency, not for testing.

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    Clinical Skills Self-Assessment Checklist

    Name: _____

    This skills checklist is meant to be a self-assessment guide for you. Determine approximately when you last
    performed some, if not all of these skills in a nursing clinical position. If you are satisfied with your skill
    performance for the skills listed below please indicate. As you have been away from the field of nursing for
    sometime, both the Simulation and Clinical experiences are designed for you to obtain more hands-on time
    moving towards proficiency with clinical skills; they are not designed for testing. This checklist will also help
    you and your preceptor evaluate which skills to spend more time on in the clinical area.

    Clinical Skill Year last Satisfactory Needs more Recommendation(s)


    performed hands-on
    clinical skill time
    Handwashing
    Donning and removing
    personal protective gear
    Bedmaking (unoccupied and
    occupied)
    Bathing the client
    Oral hygiene
    Bedpan/Urinal
    Vital Signs (Temp., Pulse,
    Resp. Rate, Blood pressure)
    Oral feeding
    Enteral feeding
    Transfer of client
    (bed/chair/gurney/arjo
    lift/bariatric equipment)
    Range of motion (ROM)
    Client repositioning
    Restraints
    Pressure ulcer care
    Sterile dressing change
    Point of Care Fingerstick
    Glucose testing
    Urinary specimen collection
    Intake and Output
    Ostomy care
    Insertion of Indwelling
    urinary catheter
    Strait catheterization
    Enema
    NG/G-tube insertion
    NG/G-tube care
    Insert Peripheral
    IV/Venipuncture
    Medication Administration
     PO

     IM/ Subq

    2007.379727307.docBoise State University School of Nursing (permission to use & modify for IALN RN Refresher
    students. Revised 8.2011 by R. Dougal, MSN, RN, CLNC, CCRP)
     IV-piggyback
     IV push
     Ophth/Otic
     Topical

    O2 therapy
    Admission Assessment
    Documentation of care

    Basic Shift assessment

    Discharging a Client

    Suctioning (oral, NT)

    Care of Drains (JP,


    Hemovac, other)

    Trach Care

    Other

    Signatures needed only when in clinical areas:


    Clinical preceptor name and initials: ________________________________

    Clinical preceptor name and initials: ________________________________

    2007.379727307.docBoise State University School of Nursing (permission to use & modify for IALN RN Refresher
    students. Revised 8.2011 by R. Dougal, MSN, RN, CLNC, CCRP)

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