We aren't allowed to directly interact with the clients still. We are also supposed to block our personal numbers, so most clients don't answer the phone anyway. Fortunately, the clinicians here are pretty understanding and the clients usually answer after they get here and we tell them to pick up the unidentified number.
Yes, I am quite sad and sometimes it seems like I'm the only one in my class who feels that way.
I was the world's laziest club president so thankfully I do not have this problem
I found out that the club I poured my heart and soul into 2nd and 3rd year no longer even exists...
I also feel this. The few ECs I really dedicated myself to were things that I can continue to stay involved with as an alumna either with the national organization or even my school chapter. I'm even contemplating contacting my undergrad next year (after I'm more comfortable and settled into adult life), to get involved with the pre-vet program there since it's so itty bitty.
Ugh this was my nightmare. I spent so much energy on getting things set up so the club was also the umbrella for official student chapters of a couple national organizations so they'd be able to get funding for things in future years. I'm afraid to find out if they managed to keep that going lol
At all?! 😰
As far as I'm aware. RAM (Research Animal Medicine) Club...
We have an isolation section off of the main ICU. Since all of our ECC inpatients are handled by the ICU techs and ECC students, they take care of those kiddos too and wear PPE and all that. I think they try not to have the same person working with infectious cases also work with young or immunocompromised animals, if they can avoid it.
Very similar here
The reward for good work is more work.
Who manages the patient?
This is what we did, too. Anyone who was working with the iso cases weren’t allowed to work with any immunocompromised or young patients.
Students take care of it, but it is still typical as far as a case that comes in and has an intern/resident on the case as well. I can't quite remember if duty is split between a couple services or if it was just one. Think we had shared though for IM and ECC. cdo would probably be more recent to tell for sure. haha
Hi yes. The students take care of it, separate from the ICU rotation. During the day (8-5), the primary care students take care of it. Then, at night it’s split between the students in the IM, primary care, shelter medicine, and ophthalmology rotations.
Oh that was you? Hi IRL mixy! The AVMA has $500/month for $22/month because we're not making any money and long term disability is usually 60% of your income. At least in CA, I'm sure it caries by state.I asked this on a FB group but haven't gotten a response to one part of my questions.
For those of you that have long term disability in 4th year-about how much does it run? It says usually no more than 1-3% of income but like I'm poor rn...
We got packets in our mailboxes and that's my main concern. I'd like some idea before I sign up to get pestered by the sales people.
lol yeah that be me. I have the 500/mo AVMA one. I guess I'm more so curious about the one offered through total planning services cost if anyone has it considering we'd have to add it in our budget base on hubs take home pay
I'm sure you could ask for a quote! They were really nice when they came through here.
I've just become increasingly confident in making treatment and diagnostic plans lol. And my suggestions usually aren't shot down as much as they used to be
This is exactly how I ended up with my current recheck turned hospitalization!!! 😆 She very cute and sweet. I hope she makes it.
My first patient of my first rotation I went "oooh a cute corgi!"
It me!!!! 😍
Also lmk if you require food or coffee or anything
I brought all the things!!! 😀
I had been picking cases that sounded interesting initially. It doesn't really matter what I pick though because I have a knack for unusual/terrible/tedious things ending up in my lap
