student nurse - Chi-town Lady

Posted: May 29th, 2016 - 10:55 am In Reply to: Had to go to the ER the other day - sm

When I was recovering from my hysterectomy, one of the doctors who taught at a nearby college came into my room accompanied by a young woman. He introduced her as "_____" (I forget what her name was), one of his student nurses, and asked if I minded if she took care of me under the supervision of my regular nurse. I agreed. That young woman was superb! But I, too, like the OP would not want a scribe following my doctor or nurse around. Non-medical personnel have no business being in a patient's room/ER cubicle/whatever.

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    - Then the doc and scribe could both take a hike and - I will see someone else without attitude. NM (Views: 306, 2016-05-29, 11:13 am)
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