I come from a medic/EMS background so am used to carrying lots of things in my "war chest". May or may not be overkill but I'd rather have it and not need it than vice versa. All of this surprising fits into a very manageable sized bag. It's all in t...
Honestly, that's pretty much the way it is anywhere. After a while, you'll just become "immuned" to it, although there will always be times when something just gets under your skin and makes you want to run your head through a wall. When you have tho...
Miss bedside nursing? Not in a million years! Have never looked back or questioned my decision to move on. I would go back to working on the ambulance for half the money before I would even consider going back to bedside. School nursing pay, on the a...
dosharn replied to heygurlhey007's topic in School
We have mandatory in-service training and meetings on "student off" days, but they are actually relaxing compared to the days with 1500 kids under the roof.
dosharn replied to Margaret K. Stephen's topic in School
Positively no phones or computers. An exception is, like mentioned, to allow a student to look up an alternative contact number, or to use the cellphone to call home. You'll find it amazing the amount of parents that won't answer the phone when they ...
I try to use items for double and triple duty in effort to maximize storage space as well as to stay within the ever important budget constraints. For instance, at one point we had triple antibiotic ointment, Bacitracin, Bactine, Cool Jel, alcohol (p...
This definitely hits the proverbial nail on the head!! I reside in my batcave and await for the bat phone to ring or the bat light to illuminate overhead?
dosharn replied to Feral.Cat.Herder's topic in School
Ah, yes, that was, as the saying goes, back in the good 'ol days. Fast forward to today's society where instant gratification, ZERO coping skills, and no responsibility are the norms and everybody gets a trophy!!
"Another kid sat on my head and farted". I wish I could say I am joking but....... And the chief complaint was not head pain, but rather "my nose burns now".
Anybody know what the deal is with Cherokee big sized (4X/5X) tall scrub tops? I'm a big guy (6'3", 300+) and for years have worn the Cherokee 4876T in 4X or 5X Tall in Navy. My current supply is just about worn out to pajama status. I set out to ...