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For LE grace purposes, my ex used to drive around w his whitecoat and 'MD' badge in the passenger seat of his Z. It's a thing w healthcare for sure.

This is what imo, a bystander may do: Put drink down, get off the stool, have someone dial 911 & fetch an aed, and help clear the area of spectators, if the area is safe and no harm will come to the rescuer, check for pulse, start compressions. Isnt it considered negligence or abandonment? to not admin cpr once a license is issued? I believe the Good Sam Law protects the layperson so they won't be afraid to act / not get in trouble for acting 'out of scope'. if it's just a bls cardholder as a bystander, then they should at least get fire there and check for pulse + start compressions (again only on a safe scene and if not, tell dispatch you need PD there too please)

;)Hello! I'm curious if any current/graduates of Valley's RN program can provide feedback? I noticed their NCLEX pass rates have improved so my interest in attending there is again piqued. Do they use ATI-like weekly test material in lecture? If not, what do they use? Do you/did you like the program? Which sites were the rotations in? How is the rotation schedule typically? Are the professors approachable/helpful (at least in lecture /on campus)? Describe your typical schedule. I'm so curious, would otherwise have a loooong drive in order to know all this in person so I thought I'd pose this question to current/former students.