This reflective essay details a nursing student's clinical placement experience in the general surgical ward (G-61) at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH). The essay utilizes the Gibbs reflective cycle to analyze a clinical incident involving a patient who experienced tachycardia and a febrile episode, leading to a MET call. The student reflects on the feelings, evaluation, and analysis of the experience, highlighting the learning gained in various practical skills such as varivac drain management, medication administration, and wound dressing. The essay emphasizes the importance of teamwork, communication, and adherence to practice guidelines during clinical emergencies. The student concludes by acknowledging areas for improvement, such as confidence in emergencies, and outlines an action plan for further skill development through online courses and professional workshops.