Housing & Logistics
The day prior to Bellin Orientation, students may obtain access to the hotel where students will stay during their rotation. Students will stay at the Extended Stay hotel. The address is 1639 Commanche Ave., Green Bay, WI. 54313. The hotel can be reached by calling 920-499-3600.
Dates for Check-in and Check out
Contact Morgan Rabatine
Physician Education Coordinator
(920) 445-7212 or MJRaba@bellin.org
Students will need to check in at the hotel’s front desk on their designated check-in date. Call Morgan Rabatine, Physician Education Coordinator for check-in and check-out dates.
Hotel amenities include
- Kitchen Amenities: Full size refrigerator, Cook top stove with range hood, Microwave oven, Kitchenette sink, Cooking & dining utensils, Dinnerware & drinkware, Coffee pot, Toaster, Table and chairs
- Free high speed Internet service, Iron and ironing board, 65 TV channels, ESPN, CNN & Fox, Shower bath, Coded keys, Local Calls, voicemail, two phone lines
- Guest laundry open 24-hours, Same day dry cleaning service, Vending Machines, 24-hour Business Center – free limited copies, faxes, and printer, Free Parking, 24 – hour shuttle service to airport, 10% discount from Duzzi’s Sports Pub and Tony Roma’s Restaurant
- Video surveillance, Coded room keys, 24-hour staff on duty
- free parking
Students should NOT have their mail forwarded to the Extended Stay hotel.
Please contact Morgan for information about forwarding mail. Mail can be picked up daily.
ID Badges
Students should wear their UW-Madison ID badge for the duration of their Bellin PCC rotation.
Absences
Please reference the UW SMPH absence policy.
Decorum
To be entrusted with the care of a patient is a privilege granted by the patient. Acceptance of this privilege carries certain important responsibilities. Students are expected to present themselves in professional and respectful manners. Smoking, gum chewing, eating food and drinking beverages at the Nurse's Stations, etc. conveys lack of respect and interferes with establishing an appropriately professional relationship with the patient and staff. The students are expected to demonstrate through their daily work, an ability to interact with patients, their families and other health care providers in a professional, compassionate, and effective manner.
Dress Code
Business attire and a white lab coat must be worn. Your UW-Madison ID badge is to be worn in plain view at all times while on duty.
