While on the treadmill at the gym this weekend (#SundayRunday) I noticed those anxiety-inducing red flashing lights approaching the parking lot. As the ambulance pulled up to the door, I joined the rest of the sweaty folk looking around to see what was going on. The duo of paramedics carried their bags and walked past the front desk to a back room. They walked with … [Read more...] about The Reason You Never See Paramedics Running
Royal Caribbean Is Hiring Someone to Travel the World and Take Photos for Instagram
Are you on the hunt for an internship? Are you already employed, but thinking your life might be better if you quit your job and instead got paid to Instagram for three weeks? Well then, hold on to your iPhones. Royal Caribbean UK & Ireland will be hiring one savvy photographer this summer for its new "intern-ship" program, according to Conde Nast Traveler. This lucky human … [Read more...] about Royal Caribbean Is Hiring Someone to Travel the World and Take Photos for Instagram
APRC Standards Effective 11.13.16
STANDARDS FOR ACCREDITATION OF ADVANCED PRACTICE PROGRAMS IN RESPIRATORY CARE The Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) has completed the development of Standards for Accreditation of Advanced Practice Programs in Respiratory Care. The Advanced Practice Respiratory Therapist (APRT) is a credentialed, licensed respiratory care practitioner trained to … [Read more...] about APRC Standards Effective 11.13.16
Where In The US Are Nurses Need The Most?
Few professions are as rewarding as nursing, but where you work and what area you specialize in can significantly shape your career. As the infographic below illustrates, some areas of specialization are in greater demand and some regions of the country offer greater opportunities. Before committing to one pathway, factor in the information below. … [Read more...] about Where In The US Are Nurses Need The Most?
The 100 Best Jobs of 2017: Health Care Leads All Sectors In New List
In the hunt for a new opportunity or gainful employment, it's best to start at the top. Wednesday morning, U.S. News and World Report released its 2017 list of the 100 best jobs. More than half of the 100 best jobs are linked to health care. Dentist was at the top of the list, followed by nurse practitioner and physician assistant. Several medical positions also topped the … [Read more...] about The 100 Best Jobs of 2017: Health Care Leads All Sectors In New List
I Didn’t Vaccinate My Kids and the One Who Lived Turned out Fine
TRUTH ALERT: I didn’t vaccinate my kids and the one who lived turned out just fine. You heard me. When each of my five children were born, my husband and I made the decision NOT to pump our kids full of “vaccines” and “preventative medicines” despite the societal pressure to do so. And today we have one perfectly fine child who lived to see her 13th birthday. If you want … [Read more...] about I Didn’t Vaccinate My Kids and the One Who Lived Turned out Fine
Four Types of AV-Block
The story of the AV Block family key: p wave = wife qrs = husband pacer = counseling Normal sinus rhythm: the wife (p wave) waits at home for the husband (qrs). the husband (qrs) come homes on time every night. 1st degree AV block: the wife (p wave) is waiting at home. the husband (qrs) comes home late every night, but he always comes home and its at the same time … [Read more...] about Four Types of AV-Block
The Nursing Ladder of Success – A Career Ladder for Nurses
Becoming a CNA is not only a good career, it’s also a great way to gain nursing experience and get your foot in the healthcare door. Many people start off as CNA’s and eventually become registered nurses, nurse practitioners, and sometimes even doctors. Take a look at the different levels of nursing and how each rung on the nursing ladder can get you greater responsibility and … [Read more...] about The Nursing Ladder of Success – A Career Ladder for Nurses
Grammar Nazi: Commonly Misused Words in Writing
Here Are Some Misused Words Or Mistakes That Less Careful Writers Often Make Or Get Confused With. Make Sure You Avoid Them. … [Read more...] about Grammar Nazi: Commonly Misused Words in Writing
Abbott’s tiny wireless pacemaker is now MRI-compatible
The FDA approved MRI-conditional labeling for Abbott’s tiny wireless pacemaker, making it the smallest and longest-lasting MRI-compatible device of its kind. The new labeling also applies to a pacing lead. The company picked up the Assurity MRI pacemaker and the Tendril MRI pacing lead in its acquisition of St. Jude Medical, which closed earlier this month. The pacemaker … [Read more...] about Abbott’s tiny wireless pacemaker is now MRI-compatible