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It will take time, but when you can anticipate needs based on certain health complaints/conditions, you will be even more valuable. I love techs that know what typically gets ordered for Chest Pain, Seizures etc and can jump ahead and get things moving. Congratulations. I hope you love your new job.
mstaro00
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I just got a job as a Unit Assistant in the ER and this will be my first healthcare job. I have had many clinicals so I have experience with some skills and working in a hospital, but I am still a little nervous for everything the ER has to offer. I am excited to get good experience and skills down, but is there any advice out there from ER nurses to new assistants on the floor? Thanks...