Nurse Van

My clinic is currently treating covid + patients. As the need rises, I believe more clinics will get the call from the higher up's to open shifts once there is spill over. It is scary, of course, but I'm grateful I'm working for a company that is giving me the ppe as needed.

Dialysis nursing in a clinic is very rewarding with a tremendous amount of non-stop hustling. As far as protecting employees from Covid, I work for one of the big 2 and we have been provided with adequate ppe. I would also like to add that my clinic and a few others have been chosen to treat Covid + patients as the need arises. I only mention this because it could become a reality in any clinic at any time. Though, I feel this environment is well controlled as opposed to in a hospital setting because we have a tremendous amount of autonomy when it comes to who is coming and going from the clinic. As rewarding as it is to really know these patients as well as I do, it is becoming very difficult to lose so many to this virus in such a short period of time.

Yeah, her account changed and she got the letter literally the same day. I have heard the admissions is swamped and they don't always update the account.

My wife got her acceptance letter today