#Healthcare worker

[ourrace-sexraceandculture]

I can not find this man's name, but nevertheless, I want to celebrate him, especially after being told by people in the justice system that he could never be. Congrats to this man, and may he continue to prosper . 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽✊🏽🖤

"In 2009 I was in college for Nursing and I caught my first case while in school. The state told me due to my charges I could never work in the Medical field or any facility with patients or students. After that, as far as the streets was concerned, I was all in. I ran and ran until I had to sit down for five years and really use my brain to understand what life was about. I’m living proof of the Greatness of Allah and prayer. And living proof that you can always turn things around when you’re at your lowest point in life if you just make an effort to be better. I had to go thru some crazy things to get here, and people witnessed it. Not Bragging, just Expressing Gratitude." #AnesthesiaTechnician

[t4transsexual]

as a healthcare worker, ive given quality care to thousands of patients. of those, hundreds were watching FOX news, and one had a swatsticka tattoo. one was making transphobic comments about a nurse aide who wasnt even trans. i do not discriminate between patients even if i would hate you outside of work. and the reason i dont is because its my fucking job. when i decided to work in healthcare i knew that id be treating people who i think are despicable. its part of the job. so if you say youre "uncomfortable treating an lgbtq patient," you should simply pick another career, because thats not how this works

[silverfroot]

Due to my work, I should keep my nails short, clean and without nail polish.

I enjoyed my nail days trying everything and just getting creative.

[dasizionz]

The after effects of a hospital shift (Healthcare Worker edition)

My neck/shoulder sore af I need a J

[system-of-a-feather]

Honestly, a thing I do like about my workplace is there is an active effort to reinforce, acknowledge and implement the idea of 'Healthcare employee self care makes for good customer / client care and a good business model'

Like its absolutely something ALL fields should adopt and understand but even from a strictly economic standpoint, health care, especially in patient mental health care has a HUGE turnover rate issue because of the sheer high stress, secondary trauma, and burn oit it can cause. Particularly in the job Im working at, training an on boarding can take a month or more before services even really are possible. So if someone burns out fast and/or quits because they dont feel respected, thats easily like $4k minimum wasted + people capable, qualified and willing to work in in patient mental health care are not an endless market, so if you burn through the local people willing to work theres a huge business model issue

And thats not even touching legal responsibilities and issues that can come up from over worked clinicians and staff that could cause lawsuits, loss for grants and closures if left unaddressed.

[antiquecactus]

[responsiblelemon]

I got a new stethoscope this week (a much needed upgrade from the hand-me-down I've been used through nursing school and the last few years of being a nurse) and I get to use it for the first time during my shift tonight and I'm very excited. Everyone's getting auscultated tonight baby!

[t4transsexual]

how i feel at work getting misgendered by my patients (theyre not being transphobic im just pretty)

[characcoon]

Today on "bullshit I hear at the clinic":

"Once it gets better I'll go to the doctor".

Ma'am. Ma'am. You go to the doctor so it gets better. Ma'am. What am I suposed to do with you if you're already better ma'am.

[martafgnn]

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[poven100]

As a healthcare worker, I find it funny to realize people actually want to see you get hurt/sick/angry in order to say preventive measures just don't work, all the while governments don't have enough supplies for Covid, tuberculosis, cancer and PPE. How is it that a dead Doctor makes someone happier, instead of demanding better health services? How is a dead Doctor better than complaining about a system that lets this happen?

[moondoggle]

So the hospital I work at no longer requires us to wear masks generally. Feeling absolutely insane. Has this whole thing been memory-holed?

[supermomva]

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[t4transsexual]

was getting ready to stick a guy to get blood. he was negging me the whole time i was getting ready. saying "you wont get that vein, no one gets that vein." i get the vein. "well is that enough blood? idk if youre gonna get enough blood." i did. he continued to neg me up until i left the room