In addition to the specialities in above - post

Posted: Sep 3rd, 2015 - 4:59 pm In Reply to: It always amazes me when MTs with experience only in clinic work - SM

I get a lot of endocrinology and nephrology and occasionally dentistry. Yep, dentistry. Children admitted to the hospital to have their teeth overhauled. Now that was a learning curve.

Oh, and don't forget infectious disease and otolaryngology.

It's taken me YEARS to learn the terminology for acute care and I also learn every day.

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