#AND medical instructor

[teecupangel]

Desmond as the plague doctor in AC? Like, he time traveled, and really was just done with everyone's shit. Also, he's burnt to a crisp, like he fell into a fire and shriveled up like a prune. So he kinda needs a good disguise to hide... everything. So he steals a plague doctors mask and robes to hide in plain sight.

Then people start coming to him with money and wounds. They tell him that they've been told to do 'blood letting' and they need him to do it, which makes Desmond fly into an explanation that "no that's really dumb, what he needs is water and clean bandages. The fuck makes you think losing more blood would make it better?' and eventually, when his 'crazy' ideas actually begin to work, people start to come to him for more life threatening things. And eventually he becomes known as a miracle worker.

Then Ezio stumbles across him...

Let's just say, shenanigans ensue

This ask reminded me of @wolfofartblock’s idea of a plague doctor!Desmond AU and I think they would work well together?

Like, it would definitely be shenanigans to the highest degree if Ezio stumbled across him wounded and in need of dire medical attention and it’s not like Desmond could freaking not do anything.

After that, Ezio starts becoming a regular, less because he was interested in these so-called ‘revolutionary’ medical practices that ‘has gotten a lot of doctors’ metaphorical feathers ruffled’ which was interesting, yes, but what was more interesting was that he saw what was hidden behind the mask and that’s why he keeps coming back.

To catch another glimpse.

All the while, Desmond just wants to stay under the radar but, goddamn it, it was becoming harder and harder to do because he cannot, in his good conscience, let all these ‘bad takes’ continue as it meant people would not be getting the proper care they needed to heal and not die.

At some point, Desmond would have to start writing about his methods in hopes that it would be enough to finally get all these hoity-toitis to finally be better in giving medical care.

Then, then… because of a series of events that includes a lot of people wanting to learn from him, Desmond accidentally becomes a teacher and he can’t really teach in random places so he opens up a small clinic that turns into an unofficial medical school and, at this point, Desmond is also trying to learn actual medical shit because he’s skating by using what he remembers and common sense available to a 21st-century dude like him with the added benefit of remembering some of Shaun’s rants of the many, many ways Ezio could have died by going to the doctor but that’s no longer applicable as his ‘students’ are asking questions and… and…

And…

Holy shit.

Was he an actual doctor now?

Was he an actual instructor???

What. The. Fuck.

[uncanny-tranny]

Diversity win! All the male mannequins in the nursing class I was in had vaginas (literally all)!

Diversity loss! Everyone was Weird about it

[dykeyuu]

i know that half of what i post is about adderall fixing my life but fr it’s fixing me i sat down and spent several enjoyable hours working on an assignment that would typically be so overwhelming that i’d give up before starting

[intraosseous]

got so bored in class one time started writing smut fic in my notebook alongside my acls notes

[opens-up-4-nobody]

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[tarantula-hawk-wasp]

hmmm a little scared for tomorrow....

[shinmiyovvi]

The Salvatorix bois with their modern military uniform or simply their Modern Au version of themselves

[spicedddrum]

man.... last month i got a car repair quote for over $3k.... today i got a dental quote for $3.6k.... ive already got $3.3k in credit debt... ive got some number coming for top surgery.... life is really a nightmare huh

[manufactoredxbyxdesign]

[Hell is having a cold that turns into a lung infection jsyk. 0/10. Don't recommend it.

Unless you really love sleeping.]

[touchatism]

so I’m in my first year of medical school and we do these simulations with actors pretending to be patients. They’re recorded and people are watching you and giving you criticism and then you have to watch yourself on camera— overall horrific experience but it’s part of the training.

So today, my instructor’s feedback for me was that I needed to “relax and let my personality out” and that I “don’t need to put on a mask for patients”

….I appreciate the sentiment, sir, but I’m afraid the “personality” you’re referring to is also a mask

[rhetoricalrogue]

Help, I can’t stop creating characters that I will more than likely never use.

[twinliches]

when i got my medical certificate i very confidently answered the question "what do you do if a person becomes unconscious?" with "remove from the room immediately" only to be met with puzzled silence by the instructor and that's when i learned that the deeply ingrained nautical fear and grim reality of seamen and their rescuers asphyxiating in enclosed spaces due to build up of toxic gas or especially lack of oxygen does not translate to land.

[emotionalsupportdman]

guess who got chewed out for not going with ems to the emergency department yesterday and is currently in the emergency department on a saline drip waiting on ekg and ct results

[universalinfo]

HLR instruktörens utmaningar och framgångar: Personliga erfarenheter

Välkommen till en värld av hjältar utan mantlar. Som en "HLR instruktör" står man inför många utmaningar, men också många framgångar. Att undervisa andra i hjärt-lungräddning (HLR) är inte bara ett yrke, det är ett kall. I detta inlägg delar jag med mig av mina personliga erfarenheter, både utmaningarna jag stött på och de framgångar som följt med att vara en HLR instruktör. Låt oss dyka in i denna hjärtevärmande resa.

Utmaningar som HLR Instruktör

1. Att bemästra konsten att undervisa

Som HLR instruktör är det första steget att bemästra konsten att undervisa. Att överföra kunskap på ett effektivt och engagerande sätt till människor från alla samhällsskikt är en stor utmaning. Det kräver inte bara djup förståelse för HLR-tekniker, utan också förmågan att anpassa undervisningsmetoderna efter varje individs behov och förståelse.

2. Att hålla sig uppdaterad

En annan utmaning är att konstant hålla sig uppdaterad med de senaste riktlinjerna och teknikerna inom HLR. Medicinska riktlinjer och bästa praxis utvecklas ständigt, vilket kräver att jag som instruktör är på tårna och kontinuerligt uppdaterar min kunskap och mina färdigheter. Detta kräver en betydande investering av tid och energi.

3. Hantera emotionella situationer

HLR-utbildning kan ofta väcka starka känslor, särskilt bland de som har upplevt en nära och kärs hjärtstopp. Som instruktör har jag stött på många emotionellt laddade situationer där jag behövt visa empati och förståelse samtidigt som jag bibehåller en professionell standard. Att balansera denna emotionella aspekt med att lära ut tekniska färdigheter är en av de största utmaningarna.

Framgångar som HLR Instruktör

1. Att se elever växa

En av de mest givande aspekterna av mitt arbete är att se eleverna växa och utveckla sina HLR-färdigheter. När en elev går från att vara osäker och tveksam till att bli självsäker och kompetent i HLR, känner jag en enorm tillfredsställelse. Att veta att varje person jag utbildar har potential att rädda liv är otroligt belönande.

2. Att bidra till samhället

Som HLR instruktör har jag också möjlighet att göra en positiv inverkan på samhället. Genom att öka antalet personer som kan utföra HLR, bidrar jag till en mer hälsomedveten och beredd befolkning. Det är en stolthet att veta att mitt arbete hjälper till att skapa en säkrare miljö för alla.

3. Personlig och professionell utveckling

Yrket har också erbjudit mig en betydande personlig och professionell utveckling. Varje utbildningssession är en möjlighet att förbättra mina pedagogiska färdigheter, öka mitt tålamod och förståelse, och utveckla min förmåga att hantera olika situationer. Denna ständiga utveckling är inte bara tillfredsställande, den har också förstärkt min karriär som HLR instruktör.

Slutsats

Att vara en HLR instruktör är en resa fylld med både utmaningar och framg ångar. Varje dag innebär nya möjligheter att lära ut, inspirera och göra en skillnad. Att möta de utmaningar som kommer med yrket – att ständigt uppdatera kunskap, hantera emotionella situationer och effektivt överföra kritiska färdigheter – kräver tålamod, dedikation och passion. Å andra sidan är framgångarna – att se elevers framsteg, bidra till samhället och uppleva personlig tillväxt – oerhört givande.

Varje person jag undervisar tar med sig kunskapen om att kunna rädda liv, vilket ger en känsla av kollektivt ansvar och samhörighet. Som HLR instruktör har jag haft privilegiet att vara en del av denna viktiga process. Det är inte bara en yrkesroll; det är en möjlighet att påverka människors liv på det mest fundamentala sättet.

Att arbeta som HLR instruktör är verkligen en unik och berikande erfarenhet. Det är en resa som kräver mycket, men ger ännu mer tillbaka. För alla som överväger detta kall, kan jag helhjärtat säga att det är en av de mest meningsfulla vägarna man kan välja. Att vara en del av en rörelse som arbetar för att göra världen till en säkrare plats är inte bara ett jobb – det är en livslång resa av lärande, delande och räddande av liv.För alla frågor, kontakta oss för att få bättre insikter.

[northgazaupdates]

NEW MOTHER AND INFANT TRAPPED IN GAZA

Suad Ahmad @suad-ahmad is an engineer from Gaza. She graduated from university at the top of her class and was rapidly excelling in her career as an instructor, consultant, and team leader. Suad, her husband, and their family were overjoyed to find out she was pregnant. Sadly, this was only a week before occupation began its illegal scorched earth campaign against the people of Gaza. Suad's home and workplace were destroyed, and she and her husband's family were displaced from the north.

On the day she went into labor, Suad had to walk a great distance to the hospital. Upon arrival, she found that the hospital was operating at bare minimal capacity. There was not even a bed for her to use. Suad's baby was born with minimal medical support, and the ordeal was extremely difficult. The occupation then began bombing the vicinity of the hospital. Suad and her baby were in immense danger, with nowhere to turn.

Unfortunately, the situation has only gotten worse. Suad and her infant are now living in a tent in extreme heat. lOF attacks continue, putting their lives in immediate danger. The occupation's blockade on Rafah Crossing and the destruction of roads and infrastructure has led to increased, extreme food scarcity. Suad cannot find enough food to feed herself or her baby. She has not been able to recover from the difficult birth, and her baby is missing out on crucial nutrition needed for neonatal development. Once Rafah crossing reopens, Suad and her baby need to be able to evacuate to Egypt for their health and safety.

You can help make this possible by directly supporting them at the link below. Please, help give Suad and her baby a better chance at life. If you cannot give, please reblog this post and repost the link (https://gofund.me/ebaee2af) across all of your social media accounts.

Thank you

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[rodrifc]

I’m soo tired