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I want to know your thoughts. He's ex-military He posted on SDN before below:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/real-bad-oers.311518/#post-4053613
Here's his website:
http://www.medicalcorpse.com/
Here's a comment he posted on an article about the VA's changing position on the Anesthesiology News website:
http://www.anesthesiologynews.com/V...nt&d_id=3&i=October+2013&i_id=1002&a_id=24174
Let's get this guy involved in this forum! I think he's my new hero.
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/real-bad-oers.311518/#post-4053613
Here's his website:
http://www.medicalcorpse.com/
Here's a comment he posted on an article about the VA's changing position on the Anesthesiology News website:
As a U.S. military veteran, I deplore the VA's trend toward keeping up with the military services with regard to CRNA independent practice...even with the sickest of the sick patients. Certainly, killing off several thousand vets with substandard care will save the VA (and taxpayers) millions of dollars in future care for those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom and security. Someone will undoubtedly get a bonus and/or promotion for cost savings from malpractice-induced thinning of the VA caseload.
One of the primary reasons I resigned my regular commission as a LtCol anesthesiologist and left the USAF after 19 years of active duty service was the ever-increasing tendency to put CRNAs, nurses, nurse midwives, PAs, pharmacists, and housekeepers who watch "House" on TV in command of physician anesthesiologists. There can be no anesthesia care team when there is a civil war between the CRNAs and anesthesiologists, as happened at NHB, Travis, and elsewhere in the 1990s and early 2000s. Check out www dot medicalcorpse dot com for more details. I make negative amounts of money from paying for this ad-free site out of my own pocket since 2006.
P.S. The only MDA I know is the Muscular Dystrophy Association. There is a tendency for CRNAs to equalize themselves with anesthesiologists through the insulting use of the acronym "M.D. Anesthesiologist". Until we have MDCs (cardiologists) and MDSs (surgeons), I will remain an anesthesiologist, NOT "MDA"
http://www.anesthesiologynews.com/V...nt&d_id=3&i=October+2013&i_id=1002&a_id=24174
Let's get this guy involved in this forum! I think he's my new hero.