Part I of the Composite exam tested my ability to apply fundamental concepts and my ability to problem solve. I think I did pretty good on that part. That part was 2 hours long. An hour later I wrote Part II.
Part II of the Composite exam was all case studies. I'm not really sure how I did on that one. I felt like I had a lot of opinions and not a lot of confident answers. That part was 2.5 hours long.
I think my chances of passing the Composite are pretty good. The exam tested me on very little of what I studied, or wanted to study, yesterday.
I go to the big shiny new hospital next month and start my clinical rotation.
Friday, April 30, 2010
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Congratulations in getting through 2 arduous years of the RT program! It must be a great feeling for you. Best of luck during your year of clinical rotations. Remember to enjoy yourself while learning from real patients.
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Thanks. Being finished the didactic hasn't quite sunk in yet. I'll try to keep posting, while the journey continues.
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