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Agreed. Healthcare should be rooted in science and facts. And what is being spread here and other places is dangerous and irresponsible.

And you're absolutely right. Learning to identify a reputable source is something that is surely needed in many schools these days.

Ah yes, staying away from fox to only post sources even more biased and editorialized. I'm sorry that I assumed you could have a discussion in good faith.

Why do you think they get hired at so many places where they die? I mean, it's a high stakes one and done thing. I'm more impressed that elementary schoolers are so good at it.

Im registered in 5 states, and not once have I been asked what my specialty is. If boards haven't been doing this ever, how do you propose they assemble a complete database overnight. Regardless, if this is just a liberal hoax, and none of the public health measures are effective at preventing it, then why are you worried? You should just tell those crisis actor "patients" to stop making *** up to make Trump look bad.

The difference is between people who have a functioning brain and can think for themselves. I think it's fascinating that Republicans are above reproach at all times in all situations,. But someone who's not a republican has the audacity to wear a tan suit or eat spicy mustard, and they're suddenly the Antichrist. Hmm. I wonder if there's a deeper, DARKER reason for this behavior.

Care to share some of the mistakes Fauci has made? I'll wait since you'll probably have to watch the Fox clips again....

Grade school name calling doesn't give your post the authority and credibility you think it does. And in regards to Dr. Fauci, who's the expert regarding situations like this (not your pathetic cult leader), I'm sorry that facts aren't something you do. It's been said time and again that reality has a well known liberal bias.

Come on, you know they can't cite something that doesn't exist...

You okay, buddy?

I worked with plastic nurse. She was the worst. Lazy POS. Always blathering about how great Trump is.

Every OPO is different, but typically a RN and a few (2-5) years of solid critical care experience. ACLS/PALS/BLS likely required, but you don't need your CCRN. Highly encouraged though, and tangible evidence that you most likely have the knowledge to be successful at the job.

After you do ECMO enough, it's really just another machine. I think you should do the surgical ICU because it will be a petter platform to jump to CRNA school, the patients tend to be more acutely ill, and there's often more machines and fancy gadgets. Oh, and also because MICU blows donkey ***. Fight me.

The only organs that don't go immediately and directly with the surgeon who took it out are the kidneys, and sometimes liver and pancreas. It's typically handled by Sterling/Quick. I have no idea who they hire, but it sure as *** isn't ICU nurses.

You are.