agresionpower

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22 Juni 2005
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yea, I was "Mädchen für alles" :rolleyes: But if there was anything interesting to do I wasn't allowed to touch anything and always needed to get someone else (who of course didn't listen to me because they don't care about the patients...)

I was mostly scrubbing shitbowls, preparing food and walking around to get or bring away stuff

to bad they don't care for the patients.

so what would you consider the intresting things?
anything you would like to do as a job?
 

Sipyloidea

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to bad they don't care for the patients.

so what would you consider the intresting things?
anything you would like to do as a job?

Yea, like yesterday I was done and I went to dress. When I was in the changing room I heard the alarm ring all the time I changed. Was probably about 15 minutes. Then I went out and by then it were already two alarms ringing. No one even thinking of going to the rooms. I went to the rooms in my daily clothes because I do care for the patients. One of the alarms was and old woman with diarrhea who needed to go to the toilet really badly. It sucks that they let her just wait that long! :mad:

nah, just like about anything that could have helped the patients :rolleyes: like medication or the equipment...
 

xforeverxmetalx

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yea, I am relieved... but that's mostly because my legs and feet and my back hurt. Also I couldn't really relate to my collegues but therefore really well to the patients... I found it interesting, but it's exhausting and with those collegues I didn't feel that comfortable. And of course it's really annoying that as an intern you're allowed to do about nothing :rolleyes:

and you don't get paid either :rolleyes:
 

agresionpower

W:O:A Metalgod
22 Juni 2005
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Almere, Holland
Yea, like yesterday I was done and I went to dress. When I was in the changing room I heard the alarm ring all the time I changed. Was probably about 15 minutes. Then I went out and by then it were already two alarms ringing. No one even thinking of going to the rooms. I went to the rooms in my daily clothes because I do care for the patients. One of the alarms was and old woman with diarrhea who needed to go to the toilet really badly. It sucks that they let her just wait that long! :mad:

nah, just like about anything that could have helped the patients :rolleyes: like medication or the equipment...

woow they seriously let people wait that long? :eek:
I hope that if I ever need to be in hospital and need help with something they help me some faster..

15 min.. that's ridiculous...