I'm glad that you understand the inherent dangers here. Google search job openings for both "hero" and "martyr" pretty slim pickens these days. Be careful, these lessons are written in blood. aloha...
Please dont take this as an attack, just something to think about. One of my old instructors from years ago happened to be one of the original paramedics in southern California. He taught me...
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I disagree, it just shifts to the context of assesment ie. "I fear that this highly experienced consumer of healthcare services may in fact, be out to lunch." aloha
Relax, I started last year at 43, I'm going to be 46 when I graduate, I am by no means the oldest in my class. You wont be either. I also didnt have a lot of college, as I mentioned in another...
Although I'm "only a nursing student" I've spent the last 21 years in the Navy, mostly in Special Warfare. I've been through the National Registry EMT course, in addition to military "medic" schools,...
Actually when I retired from the Navy, I only had a handful of college classes under my belt. I'm in an associates degree nursing program right now. I'll graduate in the spring of 08. Seems like...
its anarchy I tell you, anarchy! I get a ton more of my "wealth" (there's a laugh) redistributed in income taxes, state taxes, sales taxes, so on and so on. I have no clue where all of that goes....
let me add though, if she is uncomfortable, have her tell the "old uncle" to watch himself and dont do that anymore. Do it with a smile though, he's 73 yeah. aloha
It's official. I'm in!! Orientation is the 27th with the first day of classes on the 30th of this month. With the credits that I brought to the table, I was able to knock out an entire quarter....
Sorry, I missed your other question. The cost of housing in SD is high. Actually it's really really high. Pick up a copy of the SD paper and take a look at the rentals to get an idea. The SD...
It's not so much a waiting list as a filter screen, I think. To get into the RN program you need medical experience (I'm an EMTand I was a special warfare medic in the Navy). The big thing for them...
Hi Sherrylee yep I made up my mind and applied to Maric. I started it all about 2 months ago. I've got to tell you my experiences with them arent all that bad. They accepted all my credits from...
I mentioned in another thread that I'm teaching CPR for the pro classes in addition to a bunch of other stuff for the Red Cross while I'm in school. The protocols that everyone (AHA, Red Cross, Joe's...
The article that I posted was given to me by the person in charge of our curriculum as a way to make ourselves smart on chages that "are coming" none of this is in a lesson plan as of yet. Quite...
Ok I'm going to fudge my last post on this. The 30:2 is primarily for the lay responder. We are still going to teach 15:2 for the professional. I'm going to paste in what I got from my boss today....
I'm just a student, but for my day job, I'm an instructor for the Red Cross. I teach everything from the Emergency Response course (First Responder) to CPR for the Professional and Lay Rescuer...
Practice doing everything on a timeline. They use the CPAT test. The first section is language usage, then reading and comprehension, then math. Everything is timed, so the trick is getting as much...
I know about 6 people that have graduated in the past year. 2 LVNs and 4 RNs 3 (1 LVN and 2 RNs) from Maric. They're working and making just as much money as anyone else with commensurate experience....