Per Julian: The Fall of MRC Motorsports
11-25-2008, 10:01 AM
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what ever works for you both lol
I love that movie
11-25-2008, 10:02 AM
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as much as she b!tches that Dr's don't do ****.. they just look at charts and leave.. i ask her constantly.. do you guys do this? she's like no.. the CNA does that.. do you do that? no the CNA does that.. so i'm like.. you guys talk **** about Dr's.. doesn't sound like you guys do **** either
its like the hospital has like 5 different Job titles of people working on 1 patient.. CNA, RN, Intern, PA, Resident, Attending.. blah blah blah.. i forget there is someone below a CNA but i forget what they were called
its like the hospital has like 5 different Job titles of people working on 1 patient.. CNA, RN, Intern, PA, Resident, Attending.. blah blah blah.. i forget there is someone below a CNA but i forget what they were called
House Keeping.....
Thats a great position....they can write prescriptions just like an MD. They can make over 100K in the right state or Med center. We have 2..they make our job easier....
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11-25-2008, 10:08 AM
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Maybe I should go back to school.... (7 yrs.... I'm 23.... 30yrs old when I'm done.... hmmmmm)
11-25-2008, 10:16 AM
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A Fellow is a Medical Doctor that has completed all his/her requirements as a Resident, but wants to specialize in a particular area....like Invasive cardiology. A graduating Resident can open a practice as a Cardiologist....but to be an Invasive Cardiologist and to do internal work you have to go through a Fellowship program...another 2 to 4 years depending on which area you chose.
They would do this ..
...All we are doing is trying to come up with a medical way to help Julian 
...All we are doing is trying to come up with a medical way to help Julian
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11-25-2008, 10:21 AM
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she did 4 years Undergrad at UCONN
she did 3 years medprep at Southern Illinois
she did 4 years UMDNJ
not sure if the 3 years med prep was necessary or not..
she would have been my current gf now, but she was more focused on school.. can't say i fault her for that
11-25-2008, 10:22 AM
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A Fellow is a Medical Doctor that has completed all his/her requirements as a Resident, but wants to specialize in a particular area....like Invasive cardiology. A graduating Resident can open a practice as a Cardiologist....but to be an Invasive Cardiologist and to do internal work you have to go through a Fellowship program...another 2 to 4 years depending on which area you chose.
11-25-2008, 10:23 AM
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A friend of mine is doing residency interviews now..
she did 4 years Undergrad at UCONN
she did 3 years medprep at Southern Illinois
she did 4 years UMDNJ
not sure if the 3 years med prep was necessary or not..
she would have been my current gf now, but she was more focused on school.. can't say i fault her for that
she did 4 years Undergrad at UCONN
she did 3 years medprep at Southern Illinois
she did 4 years UMDNJ
not sure if the 3 years med prep was necessary or not..
she would have been my current gf now, but she was more focused on school.. can't say i fault her for that
It would deffinitely be a big comitment, but thankfully, Arizona has a lot of good medical schools and programs.
11-25-2008, 10:27 AM
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A friend of mine is doing residency interviews now..
she did 4 years Undergrad at UCONN
she did 3 years medprep at Southern Illinois
she did 4 years UMDNJ
not sure if the 3 years med prep was necessary or not..
she would have been my current gf now, but she was more focused on school.. can't say i fault her for that
she did 4 years Undergrad at UCONN
she did 3 years medprep at Southern Illinois
she did 4 years UMDNJ
not sure if the 3 years med prep was necessary or not..
she would have been my current gf now, but she was more focused on school.. can't say i fault her for that
