And I see you clearly live in an alternative universe. So much so, it is quite funny really.
No wonder a degree isn't what it used to be
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And I see you clearly live in an alternative universe. So much so, it is quite funny really.
Normally this is where I say sucks to be you and I'm sure it does to be so sensitive that you cannot admit an error but the reality is IT SUCKS TO BE YOUR PATIENT.Quote from RCG Trader:
And I see you clearly live in an alternative universe. So much so, it is quite funny really.
You're an accident waiting to happen, but then again the corp world has gotten quite adept at covering for the incompetencies of AA drones.
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What I have is someone who does not know what they are talking about.
http://www.opm.gov/fedclass/gs0620.pdf
Positions are classified in this series when the primary responsibility is for nursing care which
requires less than full professional nursing education but requires the knowledges and skills
represented by licensure as a licensed practical (vocational) nurse. Such positions typically
involve an understanding of the requirements for a patient care plan, knowledge and skill in the
preparation and administration of medications, knowledge of physical and emotional reactions to
a variety of treatment procedures and skill in maintaining effective work relationships with
facility staff, patients and the members of the treatment or nursing care team in the direct service
to patients.
Positions in this series are referred to as practical nurses, in some areas as vocational nurses, and
are prepared to function under the direction and supervision of a professional nurse and/or
doctor. As member of the health care team, they give nursing care to patients, and generally are
considered next in skill level to the professional nurse.
KA-BOOM
1) You've done no such thing.Quote from RCG Trader:
What a moron you are tigger.
You stated that lpns are professional 1)I showed you they are not, all this other bluster is just that, bluster.
And no, you are not licensed other than the one you use to drive a car, of this, I am quite sure.
I don't know why it's so hard for you to admit it, but :
Being the Nice Southern Gentleman that I am,
I'm going to give you 1 last opportunity to admit you are wrong concerning your claim that
"LPN's are not considered Professionals".
You kids still fighting about this stuff? The difference between being involved in a Profession or being a licensed Professional. Not a big deal, as I've mentioned, I respect all those in the health care field.
Still trying to make some sense from Lucrum's continued chirps here, but probably better not to worry too much about it.
RCG works in health care, good.
PT works in health care, good.
Why all the fuss?
Still trying to make some sense from Lucrum's continued chirps here, but probably better not to worry too much about it.
RCG works in health care, good.
PT works in health care, good.
Why all the fuss?
Yeah, that's it, MY reading comprehension. Better put me on ignore now, so you don't have to deal with any reality.
What did I misread? RCG and PT are in the health care field. And, there is a difference between being in a Profession and being a licensed Professional. You can be an accountant, or you can be a CPA, big difference. You know that, right?
Above is his full quote exchange.
I'll let the reader decide whether he knew they were licensed or not.
After I blasted his absurd position
he quickly latched onto the their "not professionals "BS.
As usual he is wrong but thinks he can propagandize, bloviate and red herring his way out of the truth. Exactly what you expect out of an AA baby.