Calm Your Fears: Make a list of any aspects of your upcoming clinical experience that you are concerned about.

1. Calm Your Fears: Make a list of any aspects of your upcoming clinical experience that you are concerned about. Then write down questions to ask your instructor that will help you better understand and prepare for these things. These are some clinical experiences that I’m concerned about. First, how do you overcome fear and by speaking fluently in front of the class. Second, avoid stuttering and anxiety attacks. I would like to ask my instructor how to improve myself and freezing up all of a sudden. 2. Act It Out: Get together with three to five classmates. Each of you should write down the steps of a task or a clinical procedure you will perform during the clinical rotation. Then practice or act out each procedure or task until everyone in the group feels comfortable with the steps and ready for the clinical experience. These are the steps when performing during the clinical rotation. First, you should know the dress code. Second, know what to bring and your equipment’s . Third, knowing your mentor. And lastly, the clinic where you’re going to perform your clinical rotation.