First of all Mr Deuist. STEP OFF. Your treading on my turf 🙂 Second of all if you check my countdown thread you will see that you are way off! Thirddeuist said:Only 14 days until match results are in.
I respect the above post pad none the less 🙂
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First of all Mr Deuist. STEP OFF. Your treading on my turf 🙂 Second of all if you check my countdown thread you will see that you are way off! Thirddeuist said:Only 14 days until match results are in.
colforbinMD said:First of all Mr Deuist. STEP OFF. Your treading on my turf 🙂 Second of all if you check my countdown thread you will see that you are way off! Third
I respect the above post pad none the less 🙂
JackBauERfan said:yeah sorry deuist but we have already appointed colforbinMD official of the countdown.
so step off (or on) depending on where you are standing.
deuist said:I see that I've touched on a sensitive subject.
The position is now on my CV just in case I have to scramble. 🙂JackBauERfan said:haha, hmm maybe we can make you vice-president of the countdown official. This job entails that if for some reason colforbinMD cannot fulfill his duties, you will have to take over. Also, this will be a great stepping stone for any future endeavors of this matter.

Did I mention I was angry!colforbinMD said:😡 So this thread is sleeping and I feel the need to gripe. Sorry if you subscribe to EMED-L and are reading this complaint twice.
I got my old tech job back to pay the bills till July. I worked there for four years during undergrad and left two weeks before I started med school. It was fun to be back. About 80-90 percent of the nurses were still there and even a few of the techs I had trained were still there.
After a hospital provided 2 day orientation, drug test, physical exam, and ppd I started back. I finished the orientation packet that is alotted for 4-6 weeks in only 2 12 hour shifts. I worked 2 more shifts and then I got called to the office and was told that I could not work anymore because I do not have a current CNA license anymore. The fact that I have a doctorate of medicine and 4 years experience is apparently meaningless. Nsg students are allowed to work as CNAs/Techs after only one year of school but me? Nope! The ED blames HR, HR blames the State Board of Nsg. I blame idiocy and am left jobless, broke and angry. 👎 😡👎
after the birthday juice is flowing through my veins tonight. Anyone wanna start a pot for my estimated EtOH level? 😛colforbinMD said:Did I mention I was angry!
Good thought. Sadly I live in a resort town and NOBODY is hiring till closer to memorial day.EctopicFetus said:Get a job waiting tables, its hard work but it pays much better.
HAPPY B-Day Hobbes. How young are ya?leviathan said:It's my birthday today. 🙂
I might be making a fewafter the birthday juice is flowing through my veins tonight. Anyone wanna start a pot for my estimated EtOH level? 😛
and shout out to all the other Pices out there. Keep swimmin.socuteMD said:Ok, so I know I'm supposed to be gone (and I'm leaving again in like 5 mins) but I am trying to make summer plans and I want to see what you guys think. I have the option of participating in a summer externship program (officially "research" but it's like 8 weeks long, so not really) in EM or I can work for my dad (a lawyer). This would be a no-brainer if it weren't for one thing - the pay for the summer externship is not quite enough to cover my expenses for the summer. It's not a big deal, I have savings, a tax return, a babysitting job, some stripping skills (just wanted to see if you were reading!) so covering the expenses for the summer isn't really a big deal, but it is an investment of sorts (in my career).
With all that said - what would you guys do if you had M1 summer to do over again and had these choices (DO NOT SAY TRAVEL, I will be forced to kick your butts).
What he said!FoughtFyr said:First of all - GO STUDY!
Second, do whatever you want, whatever will make you happy. This is truly the last, free, no obligation break you will have until retirement.
- H
If the above are not true or if they are and you stubornly refuse to travel then my vote is the externship. Not only because it will be a potential plus to your career but also because with a bunch of EM docs has gotta be better then working with a bunch of lawyers.colforbinMD said:What he said!
If I were a betting man. I would bet you have a somewhat compulsive nature when it comes to your schooling, i.e. posting this question, being so active as an m1 on this post grad forum, mentioning your posting during a study break at least 20 times or so on this thread. This assumption of mine would lead me to believe that so far grades are good and will continue to be. IF this is a correct assumption then with you being a female (with stripping skills no less 🙂 ) applicant from a US allopathic school you would have little difficulty getting into a desired program. This then would lead me to say.......
TRAVEL.
At this point I am now ready to have an irish gymnast stripper kick my butt.
Wait a minute at ANY point I am ready for that.
P.S. Will lawyer dad not help subsidize the externship? I mean to keep ya off the pole and all
socuteMD said:Thanks for the input so far (keep it coming!). I am not opposed to traveling, it's just that I do have a mortgage to pay, and could not afford to do that and travel without taking from my emergency fund. And I don't consider the "need" to go to Europe an emergency 🙂.
Lawyer dad subsidized many many things, but called it quits after I started med school. Although if I tell him that I will be forced to strip in order to cover the mortgage for which he cosigned (pauses to think)...
In any case, my grades aren't fabulous (I'm an an H/HP/P school) because for the first two years it is incredibly difficult to get anything over a P. However, I study hard and I "play well with others" so perhaps I will find success on the boards and on the wards (at least that's what I tell myself). I keep telling myself over and over again, "Marathon, NOT A SPRINT." So who knows, I've always been a "go the distance" kinda girl. Back to physio. I love physio 🙂.



EctopicFetus said:bored today.. blech

How's Civ4? I've been a fan of the last 3 games.EctopicFetus said:Madden 2006 and Civ4 and the gym..Poker is a good call though..
leviathan said:How's Civ4? I've been a fan of the last 3 games.
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