02/06/13-Jolene was assigned two patients for her clinical assignment on MS3 at GWV.  I encountered several problems with Jolene during the course of the day.  During AM rounds, approximately 7:30AM, I asked Jolene if she had received report from her nurse and she stated \"yes\".  Approximately 9:00AM, her nurse approached me and told me that she hadn\'t met the student yet who was caring for her patients.  I immediately told Jolene to see the nurse who was in charge of her patients, that she was looking for her.  Approximately, 9:15, Jolene approached me and asked if she could go to break.  I asked her if her assessments and AM care were finished on both patients and she stated, \"yes\".  I said, OK, then you may go to break.  In the meantime, I went to the room to check on Jolene\'s patient\'s.  I spoke to both of them and asked if they had been washed yet and they both told me \"no\" they had not.  One of the patients was going for a colonoscopy and should have been washed early and ready to go.  I approached Jolene when she returned to the unit and I asked why she told me that her patients were washed when they weren\'t.  Her reply was, \"I knew that you would be upset if they weren\'t washed and I knew that I would wash them when I came back\".  I told her that lying is unacceptable behavior especially for a professional in the nursing field. Jolene also smelled of cigarette smoke when arrived on the floor.  Approximately, 11:00AM, Jolene asked if she could go to lunch, she said her one patient was fine, and the other patient went for a colonoscopy.  I asked her if the patient\'s bed was all clean and ready for him to come back from the colonoscopy, she said that it was ready.  I walked down to the room and found that the bed was not made.  I called Jolene back to make the bed up.  Approximately, 11:45AM, Mrs. Walker observed Jolene going out the front door of the hospital to the visitors parking lot and sat in her car.  Students are not permitted to park in this parking lot. Geisinger recently opened a new lot where students are permitted to park behind the hospital, students were given a copy of the email with directions to the parking lot.  When Jolene returned, I spoke to her about Mrs. Walker\'s observations and the fact that she smelled of cigarette smoke.  I did not observe her smoking.  I reinforced the rule that Geisinger has a no smoking policy anywhere on campus and that employees have been dismissed for being caught smoking.  She stated that, \"I was eating lunch in the car\". I also spoke to her about the importance of parking in the designated student area. 