Clinical Rotation

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I was dismissed from the Medical Technician at Hinds Community College; due to attendance issues. In the spring of 2003, I missed more days than allowed during my clinical rotation. Therefore, I was not allowed to continue the program or graduate. This incident helped me to grow up. It made me very aware of the consequences of my actions. I returned to school in 2010 and graduated with my Bachelor's in Clinical Laboratory

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