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silly question

i am currently an EMT student and will be doing my hospital time in a local ED soon. im doing a busy friday night shift and i was wondering if i could bring pizza for the staff? would they let me or is it a no no bringing goodies? too much of a kiss a**? also is there any tips for me so i can be very helpful and not in anybody's way? :yeah:

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Pizza or candy is always welcome in our department...we are easily won over with goodies :)

Pizza would win our ER over in a heartbeat. Sounds thoughtful and a nice thing to do.

In a busy ER there is no such thing as too much of a kiss-ass when it comes to food.

Good luck to you. :)

Pizza and chocolate will make you a star in any hospital unit!

And don't forget my Diet Coke! ;)

don't worry, we don't mind if someone kissess our **s once in a while lol

I'm sure the staff will be thrilled with your kindness.

Nat

I can't imagine any unit anywhere objecting.

Sodas with the pizza and chocolate for dessert would be even more welcome.

they will put it in a common area so everyone can benefit and your gesture will be appreciated. I am an Educator and frequently give the "leftovers" (snacks and beverages not opened, of course) to ER. No one has complained yet.

just be sure to let go of the food quickly or you may loose a finger

Yeah, we're getting hungry here! :lol2:

Pizza absolutely NOT! Are you serious food in a medical setting is highly inappropriate, and to bring cholcolate would be even worse, and forget it if you even thought of hot coffee, we would have to ask you to leave promptly! JUST KIDDING!!! Any thing that shows you are thinking of your coworkers is greatly appreciated! Thank you!!:hrnsmlys::hrnsmlys:

Dern, if evilnighgtwitch hadn't been kidding, I was going to suggest that you could just bring it on over to my unit now and we could figure this thing out over lunch!

hehehe

I've never turned down food brought to the unit.

Bring out your pizzas!!!!

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