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Rough day at work...
I think the schedulers are trying to kill me. I was filling in for two other providers who called in sick today, and I think they put all of the previously scheduled patients for both providers on my schedule today. I'm not kidding. At one point this afternoon, I was triple-booked.
I told myself I wasn't going to have a drink until pub trivia on Wednesday. But I came home and downed the rest of my bottle of Yellow Tail Cabernet...
Aristus
(66,309 posts)I'd like to get more buzzed, but I'm out of wine.
And Mrs. Aristus is stationed between me and the liquor cabinet...
Kimchijeon
(1,606 posts)On the contrary I raise my glass in good company.
Cheers to Monday the 13th, we made it! We made it! We survived!
Aristus
(66,309 posts)And, ignorant of your prior DU user name, I'll just say: Welcome to DU!
Phoenix61
(16,999 posts)Arrive at work at 7:30 - I'm not going out tonight
by 9:00 - maybe I'll go out for just a beer
by lunch - 2 beers is looking better and better
by 4:30 - leaving work
5:00 - at the bar running a tab
I miss my clients but my co-workers? not so much.
Aristus
(66,309 posts)But in clinical medicine, that's a bad idea...
I think the Air Force mental health clinic where I worked would have had an issue with me doing that too. But dang if it didn't cross my mind some days.
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,562 posts)That is completely wrong for them to do that to you, of all people.
Triple-booked?
Omigod.
Drink up!
Aristus
(66,309 posts)And once to the clinic manager.
Nothing...
I think the last four or five patients were put on the schedule by the front desk just to fuck with me for complaining about it...
GP6971
(31,133 posts)and she finally put her papers in to retire. She had the fallback of SS so don't know if you have that option.
Aristus
(66,309 posts)Long way to go to retirement.
And I love practicing clinical medicine. They just need to ratchet back the number of clinic visits per day. Today's count was one patient short of my one-day record. The more patients one sees, the less time we have to spend with each patient. And you can't practice good medicine that way.
GP6971
(31,133 posts)Long story which I won't go into here.
The Doctor never examined me...never took a stethoscope, pulse etc. Very prolific at typing on a laptop my comments though.
I will say, she was very proficient at manipulating the network system. I'm in a Network plan and both my surgeries last year were coordinated very well.
Times have sure changed.