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I came home from work tonight and checked my email, and guess who I had an email from? My sister's father (otherwise known as my father, too, but I no longer acknowledge that fact). He, for some reason, decided that I needed to know his new email address and his new house address because he's moved. Why the fuck do I need or want to know that? I haven't even seen or talked to him since Christmas and even that wasn't a happy occasion. I have no idea why he still thinks I want him in my life, but oh well.
Next week's schedule is looking okay:
Sunday: Work 3:30-12mn
Monday: Practicum 8-5
Tuesday: Practicum 8-5, Work 8-12mn
Wednesday: Practicum 8-1PM, Work 2-10
Thursday: Practicum 8-5
Friday: Practicum 8-5
Saturday: Work 6-12mn
I had to remind my supervisor that I was starting my practicum on Monday. I peeked at the rough draft of the schedule she was working on when I worked Tuesday and she had me working next Tuesday from 3:30-8pm, when I told her my practicum hours on Tuesdays were from 8am-5pm. So what's probably going to happen is on Tuesday when I go in for my practicum, they'll have me work from 3:30 to 5:00 in the crisis office... that way someone is up there to cover everything and they don't even have to pay me. That's the only thing that worries me- is that instead of letting me sit in on groups and sessions is they'll use me to cover the crisis office because I already work up there and know how things to run things there. All of the counselors hate covering in the C.O. because it's so hectic, but since I'm already used to the craziness they'll just use me. And then I lose out on learning experiences. I've already heard that they're going to "train" me to do the HUD report (reports on how many ladies live there, how many kids, how many repeat clients we have, etc... the report gets turned into HUD and it determines our grant money)... the only reason they're "letting" me do that is because the 3rd shift employee that originally worked on the report quit and they have no one else to do it. That isn't a learning experience... that's something they're going to train me on for free while I do my practicum, and then probably make me do on a regular basis for my job. That's bullshit if they do that and I'll be pissed off. But anyways, no jumping to conclusions. We'll see what happens.
Next week's schedule is looking okay:
Sunday: Work 3:30-12mn
Monday: Practicum 8-5
Tuesday: Practicum 8-5, Work 8-12mn
Wednesday: Practicum 8-1PM, Work 2-10
Thursday: Practicum 8-5
Friday: Practicum 8-5
Saturday: Work 6-12mn
I had to remind my supervisor that I was starting my practicum on Monday. I peeked at the rough draft of the schedule she was working on when I worked Tuesday and she had me working next Tuesday from 3:30-8pm, when I told her my practicum hours on Tuesdays were from 8am-5pm. So what's probably going to happen is on Tuesday when I go in for my practicum, they'll have me work from 3:30 to 5:00 in the crisis office... that way someone is up there to cover everything and they don't even have to pay me. That's the only thing that worries me- is that instead of letting me sit in on groups and sessions is they'll use me to cover the crisis office because I already work up there and know how things to run things there. All of the counselors hate covering in the C.O. because it's so hectic, but since I'm already used to the craziness they'll just use me. And then I lose out on learning experiences. I've already heard that they're going to "train" me to do the HUD report (reports on how many ladies live there, how many kids, how many repeat clients we have, etc... the report gets turned into HUD and it determines our grant money)... the only reason they're "letting" me do that is because the 3rd shift employee that originally worked on the report quit and they have no one else to do it. That isn't a learning experience... that's something they're going to train me on for free while I do my practicum, and then probably make me do on a regular basis for my job. That's bullshit if they do that and I'll be pissed off. But anyways, no jumping to conclusions. We'll see what happens.