johnoe

I have met many doctors who couldn't put in an i.v. needle, doctors are not gods by choice. no patient wants a doctor who cannot cure him, so docter replaces god. of course there is a lot of differance in thinking you are, and beleiving it.

why should you be different to all us other nurses, we have always been door mats, but remember every one usues one, and you have a lot of users, how would you feel if no one used you bye

You get a better result if you suggest to those younger relatives, could you end up like this

Hi Johno here. Occupational Health Nursing is the same the world over, with eight years at the job, with my basis being burns, major injuoes and e.r. I found one of my major assetts was my Psychi training. Occupational health has many aspects and each company will vary on their needs. Engineering, pressings, large printing complex, or admin site will all have their peculiarities. You may need the hours to qualify but you will be forever learning if you join the throng. Frequently there is no doctor on the spot, and the call will be yours. Havoing delat with heart attacks, strokes, tia's major and minor trauma, councelling the bereaved, and also work colleagues of suddenly departed mate, perhaps on the works floor, you will need resilliance and an ability to climb over the immediate, to quickly let it become the past. With liability in mind good and effective record keeping will be essential, as will your powers of detection. for all accidents have a cause and by consideration the same thing may be prevented from happening again. Please make sure you are fit, I have had to climb in and out of chemical treatment tanks, carrying an unconscous person. resuscitating someone in the works gateway was also another un expected experience. but if you are mentally stable, fit, good level of nursing and medical knowledge go for it , and every good wish.