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  1. refusing patients due to medical reasons.

    reallyagain7 posted a topic in General Nursing

    I have a letter from my doctor stating I cannot care for anything COVID 19 related patients because I am immunocompromised and pregnant (not so much this). My manager has received this and so has...

  2. refusing patients due to medical reasons.

    reallyagain7 replied to reallyagain7's topic in General Nursing

    if you can't beat the system, you join them. got to find somebody else to screw. I agree with your post

  3. refusing patients due to medical reasons.

    reallyagain7 replied to reallyagain7's topic in General Nursing

    My manager finally had a chat with me and told me to let the charge nurses know my situation but he couldn’t guarantee anything. meaning, they can still give me covid patients, if they pleased....

  4. refusing patients due to medical reasons.

    reallyagain7 replied to reallyagain7's topic in General Nursing

    I work in a medical surgical telemetry setting. we have a floor that houses KNOWN covid patients. I was given the green light by HR and my manager to not have to float there because of my...

  5. Favoritism, Senority, ADA? COVID-19

    reallyagain7 posted a topic in Disaster Preparation

    Is this legal? I have comorbidities as such another 1 of my coworkers. She has applied for special work accommodations (anything NOT COVID) and her requests have been granted. I also have a...

  6. Favoritism, Senority, ADA? COVID-19

    reallyagain7 replied to reallyagain7's topic in Disaster Preparation

    what basis can my request be denied and another granted? considering they are the exact same accommodations? aside from medical history, what am I missing here. genuinely interested and not being...

  7. Favoritism, Senority, ADA? COVID-19

    reallyagain7 replied to reallyagain7's topic in Disaster Preparation

    interesting. what makes an ailment more "high risk" than another, in respect to covid. assuming we both have comorbidities listed on the CDC website as being higher risk of becoming severely