Medical Lab Coats

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1. #1AlysonS @ 2010-9-17 23:50

   Health Care: Registered Nurse-64: Cardiac Cath Lab – Exeter, Northe…

2. #2tmj_aus_nursing @ 2010-10-5 05:33

   Nursing Jobs: Nurse – Registered (RN) – Nurse: Cath Lab: Nursing RN (Staff Nurse) at All About Staffin… #nurse #jobs

3. #3KathyinCT @ 2010-10-15 20:13

   MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANY OF THIS:

4. #4AS IF..................... @ 2010-11-2 13:38

   May be this site can help you

5. #5Sheri McGean @ 2010-11-13 05:56

   I have worked in the healthcare field for many years and have also been involved with it as a mom of a child with a disability. So I have seen both sides. I must admit that as an employee I saw many situations where I was left speechless over the level of care offered to patients, alot of times I would lose sleep over situations I had wittnessed.As a mom I have had to speek up numerous times over situations that were unacceptable to me regarding the care of my child.The pace of a hospital is very fast (I came home after a shift with feet full of blisters on a daily basis) and unless you are involved in health care with the “patient comes first and compassion rules” attitude than this type of behavior is what happens. There is no excuse for this or poor level of care other than ‘selfishness” because they are feeding their own needs first ( frustration, fatigue and unhappiness) by taking it out on the patients.I said it once and i’ll say it again….if you choose to work in the healthcare field as a doctor, nurse, lab technition, housekeeping or dietary worker etc than you must have a “patient comes first” attitude and live by it DAILY and have compassion and care flowing through your veins…..why else would you even want to work in a health care facility!Sheri

6. #6AAPAorg @ 2010-11-18 16:12

   When did you last replace your lab coats? # physicians #physician assistants #nurse practitioners

7. #7kiko man chibi @ 2010-12-7 04:00

   just cut it where u want it to be and then fold the bottom under and sew if u made a mistake

8. #8Amy V @ 2011-12-12 02:31

   I have never taken an A&P class online, BUT
   have you talked to a professor about squeezing you into one of the classes? Usually they have a few students dump the class when they find out how hard it is within the first couple of days.

   I'm sorry, I can't imagine taking an A&P class online. In person was hard & you have an actual flesh & blood prof. to help you understand, and usually a study group forms which can really save your a** if you are having a hard time.

   Good luck!