FlameHeart
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Things I want in Life in Scrubs:
1. Personal Relationship with Patients
A. Take a long time each visit with each patient.
B. Limit number of patients to a small number.
C. Slow Medicine: Have patients I see briefly, for awhile, and for a long time, maybe even their whole lives like those with CF.
A hospital is not a revolving door business, it is a place to make connections with, establish trust with, become friends with, and be healed by people that work together as a team to help bring a person back to good health. This takes time.
Every person is worth investing that time and effort into helping.
2. Learn
A. View every mysterious medical problem as a mystery like a Detective looking for the answer based on the clues given and found.
B. Always be ready to learn about every Medical subject and even other relevant subjects.
C. Be educated enough to be qualified to work alone, but always willing to work as a team with others.
3. Hands-On Healing combined with other types of Healing.
A. Massage or something deeper and permanent.
4. Leadership
A. Encourage others to share their ideas.
B. Nurture others to become what I see the potential in them is for.
5. Teaching
A. Educate patients and all fellow staff with my knowledge according to their interests.
6. Help a variety of patients from the mildly sick to the extremely sick.
7. Go on a Medical Mission trip to Uganda Africa to my sponsored child's Brave's village to meet him and help his community.
8. Be open and willing to work with anyone, but focus on working with both old widowed women and orphaned or Fatherless children of any age, and those poorest of society.
9. Never be above getting my hands dirty and bathing patients, wiping butts, inserting IVs, and doing everything myself. In fact, sometimes I would prefer to do this myself or alongside a team.
A. A Doctor should never always be the one who never wipes butts.
B. A Nurse or CNA should never the one who always wipes butts or does vitals.
C. Everyone should work together as a team freely taking different roles within their qualifications.
If you want to lead you lead by example, humility, and service out of love.
1. Personal Relationship with Patients
A. Take a long time each visit with each patient.
B. Limit number of patients to a small number.
C. Slow Medicine: Have patients I see briefly, for awhile, and for a long time, maybe even their whole lives like those with CF.
A hospital is not a revolving door business, it is a place to make connections with, establish trust with, become friends with, and be healed by people that work together as a team to help bring a person back to good health. This takes time.
Every person is worth investing that time and effort into helping.
2. Learn
A. View every mysterious medical problem as a mystery like a Detective looking for the answer based on the clues given and found.
B. Always be ready to learn about every Medical subject and even other relevant subjects.
C. Be educated enough to be qualified to work alone, but always willing to work as a team with others.
3. Hands-On Healing combined with other types of Healing.
A. Massage or something deeper and permanent.
4. Leadership
A. Encourage others to share their ideas.
B. Nurture others to become what I see the potential in them is for.
5. Teaching
A. Educate patients and all fellow staff with my knowledge according to their interests.
6. Help a variety of patients from the mildly sick to the extremely sick.
7. Go on a Medical Mission trip to Uganda Africa to my sponsored child's Brave's village to meet him and help his community.
8. Be open and willing to work with anyone, but focus on working with both old widowed women and orphaned or Fatherless children of any age, and those poorest of society.
9. Never be above getting my hands dirty and bathing patients, wiping butts, inserting IVs, and doing everything myself. In fact, sometimes I would prefer to do this myself or alongside a team.
A. A Doctor should never always be the one who never wipes butts.
B. A Nurse or CNA should never the one who always wipes butts or does vitals.
C. Everyone should work together as a team freely taking different roles within their qualifications.
If you want to lead you lead by example, humility, and service out of love.