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  1. They did a c-section without anesthesia

    An epidural is NOT anywhere close to being as innocuous as an IV or an art line. There's a lot of difference between a little phlebitis from poor sterile technique with an IV and poor technique with...
  2. They did a c-section without anesthesia

    He stole the epidural tray, just like he stole the
  3. They did a c-section without anesthesia

    If you place it, you manage it. Finish what you start. It has nothing to do with revenue. What happens when there is a complication? You think the anesthesia provider wants to manage problems with an...
  4. They did a c-section without anesthesia

    Doing a C-Section without any type of anesthesia is barbaric. Period. The fact that this patient didn't jump off the table with the skin incision indicates that the epidural probably was working to...
  5. How do you self schedule? What happens if all your required slots aren't
  6. They did a c-section without anesthesia

    You're kidding, right? There are areas of the country where a single CRNA might cover 5 rural hospitals in 5 different counties. There are still areas of the country where an FP delivers babies...
  7. They did a c-section without anesthesia

    Sounds like your OB panicked. There's no excuse or rationale for not putting in
  8. Actually, there are at least a couple that are 6yr BS/MD programs that take students straight out of high
  9. Propofol

    This is a joke right? ULENA? A NURSE ASSISTANT giving
  10. Personally, I think if you come out of school expecting a 40-hr work week, you have picked the wrong
  11. Most of the CRNA programs 25 years ago were still certificate programs, did not require a BSN, and did not require a year of critical care. Just within a few hours of where I am now, certificate...
  12. Those of you who continue to think that they do exactly the same thing just kill
  13. Just about any doc (especially residents) in any specialty are staffing ER's around the country. They all have a standard base of medical training that enables them to do this - I'm not saying it's...
  14. From what I've seen, CRNA's have FAR more training the most
  15. OB in atlanta

    I know Atlanta Medical Center
  16. You don't find the expression "mid-level" used much when dealing with the public. It's more in professional situations/discussions. You wouldn't introduce yourself as John Smith, Mid-Level Nurse...
  17. Don't know about south of Atlanta. The hospital in Cumming is owned by Northside Hospital and covered by a very large private group that also covers Northside-Atlanta. There are other hospitals...
  18. 100% disagree - VERY FEW RN's, regardless of competency, can adequately bag a
  19. Are you married to your current employer? If not, CHANGE! There are 1000's of anesthesia jobs out there - far too many to remain in a crappy position for any length of
  20. No - why would
  21. :yelclap:
  22. This really says it all in a nutshell. Well said
  23. Do y'all realize you're posting on a thread that went on for years, thankfully went dead for 6 months, and you are now replying to posts that may have been made YEARS ago? The above post is a perfect...
  24. Thanks for proving my point. "Nurses trained in airway management". Same argument the GI docs use. And you're watching the patient, and the monitors, and doing your procedure? Nah, don't think so....
  25. No thanks - I'll pass on your pain clinic. Even if you're an anesthesiologist, you're using non-anesthesia personnel to administer the drugs and monitor your patient while your attention is focused...