This was on the bulletin board at the second job…
NO, I didn’t post it. Just a funny, like many seen daily in the ED.
7 thoughts on “ED Nurses – Considering a Change in Careers?”
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This was on the bulletin board at the second job…
NO, I didn’t post it. Just a funny, like many seen daily in the ED.
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LOL.
I don’t want to work as the pooper scooper, but would consider dog walker.
When I lived in Santa Monica I knew a woman on disability due to multiple sclerosis. She freelanced as a dog sitter/walker for the rich and not so famous. Think she made more money than me by dog sitting – and it was tax free.
Consider paediatrics! Baby poop is so much easier to scoop.
Wonder which nurse thought she wasn’t a pooper-scooper at her present job? :)
Wonder which nurse thought she wasn’t a pooper-scooper at her present job? :)
Must have been the nurse administrator.
I agree with PaedsRN – baby poop is not nearly as bad! In fact, there are a lot of things that are just not that gross to me just because I’m working with babies! haha… GI bleeds, however…still just as bad a smell…sad to say I have taken care of a couple of babies who’ve had that experience… :-/
It’s so funny but new parents of micropreemies are often asking on the phone if the baby pooped today, and we often are really excited when they do! It’s a whole other world in the NICU! :)
Take care,
Carrie :)
The sad thing is scoopers probably make more money than nurses!
Are they regulated too?
Would hate to change one kind of sh– for another.