Careers that involve little to no public contact. October 23, 2011 | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 690 |
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Oh, I plan to... I don't like touching other people.
Hey, it depends whereabouts. Working in the labs won't involve any patient contact.
I work in theatre myself, which is excellent for me since all the patients are unconscious!
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Re: Careers that involve little to no public contact. October 25, 2011 | Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 12,447 |
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There are medical careers that don't require extensive conduct with the public.
Any sort of research position.
Medicine: Radiologist (all you do is read X-rays) Anesthesiologist (SWEET money)
Here's a source: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=820123
I limit my law practice to Bankruptcy and Probate.
Re: Careers that involve little to no public contact. October 25, 2011 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 7,756 |
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There are medical careers that don't require extensive conduct with the public.
Any sort of research position.
Medicine: Radiologist (all you do is read X-rays) Anesthesiologist (SWEET money)
Here's a source: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=820123
I limit my law practice to Bankruptcy and Probate.
I almost mentioned this, but forgot. Even anesthesiologists are being required in some hospitals to interact with the patients now BEFORE they go into the operating room, which I think is odd. I had a surgery about 4 year ago and it floored me when someone came into the surgical patient waiting area and said, "Hi, I am Dr. Feelgood and I will be your anesthesiologist during this surgery". He didn't say much more than that, perhaps a little strained small talk, then his Nurse came in behind him and asked the usual questions and stuck the IV shit in me.
I have a cousin in Arizona who is an anesthesiologist and partner in a practice, so they have several hospital-medical clients. He said one of those REQUIRES they do a meet and greet with the patients right before the surgery too and he HATES it. WHAT is the deal with society-corporations forcing certain professionals to intermingle with the public when it hadn't been expected in the decades prior and isn't necessary? I don't give a shit about meeting the surgical team I won't ever see again. What's next? Having the lab techs come in and introduce themselves and inform you if they are the one who will be processing and analyzing your piss, blood, or shit, or perhaps the one who will be taking a sample of your amputated leg for a biopsy?
I don't see the point in EVERYONE who participates in the process of a service meeting and chatting with the patient, customer, or client.
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There are medical careers that don't require extensive conduct with the public.
Any sort of research position.
Medicine: Radiologist (all you do is read X-rays) Anesthesiologist (SWEET money)
Here's a source: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=820123
I limit my law practice to Bankruptcy and Probate.
I almost mentioned this, but forgot. Even anesthesiologists are being required in some hospitals to interact with the patients now BEFORE they go into the operating room, which I think is odd. I had a surgery about 4 year ago and it floored me when someone came into the surgical patient waiting area and said, "Hi, I am Dr. Feelgood and I will be your anesthesiologist during this surgery". He didn't say much more than that, perhaps a little strained small talk, then his Nurse came in behind him and asked the usual questions and stuck the IV shit in me.
I have a cousin in Arizona who is an anesthesiologist and partner in a practice, so they have several hospital-medical clients. He said one of those REQUIRES they do a meet and greet with the patients right before the surgery too and he HATES it. WHAT is the deal with society-corporations forcing certain professionals to intermingle with the public when it hadn't been expected in the decades prior and isn't necessary? I don't give a shit about meeting the surgical team I won't ever see again. What's next? Having the lab techs come in and introduce themselves and inform you if they are the one who will be processing and analyzing your piss, blood, or shit, or perhaps the one who will be taking a sample of your amputated leg for a biopsy?
I don't see the point in EVERYONE who participates in the process of a service meeting and chatting with the patient, customer, or client.
Informed Consent. The legality is the physician doing the procedure is required to explain it to you. It's also supposed to be done before mind altering medications are administered.
Octomoo was trying this scam recently saying Dr Frankensteen did not inform her of how many he was going to implant.
That's an example of why hospitals are requiring these face to face meeting.
Makes forensic pathology a much more attractive position. I do understand that competition for those jobs is stiff...
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The only kid that comes in is my boss's when his wife can't pick up. In what, 8 years it's the first kid that's been milling around. I don't know why they can't send him to after school care...there's some drama because he has ADD and the stuffy Catholic primary school wants him to leave :Mr.T
The ONLY BOY the catholics don't want!
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