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Blog Post: What Is Breast Cellulitis?: If you corn line in your search on, generally the term cellulitis that you will find out that what it is, is an infection. It is basically an inflammation of the skin and the underlying tissue…; Added by Geo Msn at 5:22am on December 23, 2015

Comment on: Topic 'Fortune Favors the Bold..., and maybe a fever...': Good...... I hope everything is OK. I have been suffering from an awful sinus infection all week, but thankfully no fever. Thoughts with you Rayanne....; Added by Tim Spagnola at 10:47am on July 26, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Unemployment and the Government: Which is worse?': are common during these days and anybody can be infected with the flu virus. But do not confuse the colds for the flu. Influenza or flu is a respiratory infection caused by a virus .Since it is the start of the fall flu season, there not only will be the ordinary flu, but also the H1N1 influenza strain, or the Swine Flu. Any vaccine carries risk of infection, but most likely it will protect you. The worst possible H1N1 vaccine risk is a possibility of developing GBS, or Guillain Barre Syndrome, an auto-immune condition which involves the break down of the lining of nerve cells. It's worth getting emergency loans for an H1N1 vaccine.…; Added by JonasZ at 5:45am on October 10, 2009

Blog Post: IF ADDICTION TO RECRUITING HAD AN IMAGE IT WOULD LOOK SOMETHING LIKE THIS...: Symptoms of an addiction to recruitment, otherwise called a "staffing…; Added by Valentino Martinez at 2:12am on April 24, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Fortune Favors the Bold..., and maybe a fever...': ks. They don't give out bold awards for not taking advantage of the "doc in the Box. Now go.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 3:33am on July 26, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Recruiter to owner 4 years later': ore shallower than the piss puddle of a Chihuahua with a water infection. Nothing personal. Good luck with your new venture.…; Added by Mitch Sullivan at 2:08pm on April 19, 2013

Comment on: Topic 'Medical and Healthcare - Health Care Splits. Post Jobs and Candidate HERE to b…': g, and direct daily operations for medical personnel within the hospital and emergency medical services industries. A proven track record of executing quality improvement projects, improving customer and employee satisfaction, and increasing financial growth within healthcare organizations that met and exceeded expectations. This exceptional candidate possess operational as well as clinical expertise in nursing and healthcare administration. Candidate has been a nurse with a 355 facility in the areas of ER 3 Trauma, ICU, Oncology, Med Surg, Recovery Room, Paramedic, Cath lab, charge nurse, hearts, head injuries, multi-trauma patients, and other critically ill patients. 5 years as a charge nurse/RN, and 3 years Administrative Director of Nursing - Oncology and Skilled Nursing Units. Education include Master in Health Administration. Managed multi-million dollar budget efficiently and effectively with revenue increases up to 20% through careful financial planning and operations management. He has Increased employee and patient satisfaction within one year of accepting current director’s position, In addition to, developing a more efficient staffing matrix reducing need for reactive scheduling and improving employee satisfaction. Experience 167 bed facility in a large health System-Tx 2005-Present Administrative Director of Nursing - Oncology and Skilled Nursing Units Managed annual budget of $6.2 million with positive growth of revenues annually. Successfully managed up to 133 full time nursing and auxiliary staff. Decreased turnover by half within one year - 10% turnover in 2007. Served on multiple hospital committees with physicians in all specialties. Administrative Director of Nursing - Director of Intensive Care and Cath Lab Units (Interim, July 2007-April 2008) Interim Director while continuing to be Director of the Oncology and Skilled Nursing units. 25 bed ICU with open hearts, head injuries, and multi-trauma patients. The Cath Lab performs approximately 40 procedures per week. Infection Control Practitioner / Employee Health Nurse. Developed and wrote the infection control and Employee Health policy and procedure manual for Regional Medical Center. Investigated hospital acquired infections and assisted physicians with treatment protocols. 355 Bed Facility in a Large Health System-Tx 2002-2005 Registered Nurse – Intensive Care Unit Registered Staff and Charge Nurse of a 25-bed ICU, working with open hearts, head injuries, multi-trauma patients, and other critically ill patients. 167 bed facility in a large health System-Tx 2000-2002 Registered Nurse, Charge Nurse – Trauma Center Charge Nurse of a 14 bed Level 3 Trauma Center. Registered Nurse – Intensive Care Unit and Recovery Room. County EMS-Tx 1997-2001 Owner – County EMS Director – RN/Paramedic Increased emergency calls and hospital to hospital transfers 180% from 1997 to 2000. Increased revenues from $62,000 in 1997 to $114,000 in 2000. Started EMS training course in 1998 with 11 students receiving certifications by 2000 and increasing workforce. Developed and implemented county emergency disaster plan. Education Master in Health Administration (3.6 GPA) May 2008 Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX Bachelor of Science in Nursing (3.5 GPA) May 2006 Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, TX Associate Degree in Nursing May 1997 Eastern New Mexico University, Roswell, NM Computer Science - Mathematics 1987 – 1992 Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX Professional Licensure & Organization · Registered Nurse, June 1997 to present – Board of Nurse Examiners & Texas Board of Nurse Examiners · American College of Healthcare Executives – 2007 to present · Member Texas Nurses Association. · Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certified. · Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology – 2005 to present. · Rotary Club – 2007 to present Please send me more information on this candidate …; Added by Rick Whitley to The Medical and Health Care / Healthcare Recruiters Group at 5:13pm on September 25, 2008

Comment on: Topic 'Are Recruiters Really Necessary?': nstructions. A perforated colon, bleeding and infection or possibly death shouldn't dissuade him from saving all the money he'd pay a Gastroenterologist and hospital for their services. An intelligent and wise person knows that they have limits on their abilities and they seek help when needed. I wonder how many thousands or millions of dollars of new business the candidate would have brought the company with his talents? I'd have to call that VP back and finish the discussion - after I'd placed the Candidate. I'd either turn him around and get his business or I'd leave him with a gnawing headache. …; Added by Leslie Wilcox Hughes at 11:30am on August 11, 2011

Blog Post: What the applicant needs and what they get...Is this as good as it gets!: At times like this when there are so many recruitment agents, headhunters etc and everyone under the sun wants to give advice to the unsuspecting candidate, many for money, and some for not what is a…; Added by Peter Lanc at 6:16pm on December 22, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'Are Recruiters Really Necessary?': ing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig." Take care, BillLeslie Wilcox Hughes said: Thanks for a great story to tell those who "Don't use Recruiters" thanks to Craig's List. I wonder if the VP does his own colonoscopy? Used equipment is probably available on Craig's List along with instructions. A perforated colon, bleeding and infection or possibly death shouldn't dissuade him from saving all the money he'd pay a Gastroenterologist and hospital for their services. An intelligent and wise person knows that they have limits on their abilities and they seek help when needed. I wonder how many thousands or millions of dollars of new business the candidate would have brought the company with his talents? I'd have to call that VP back and finish the discussion - after I'd placed the Candidate. I'd either turn him around and get his business or I'd leave him with a gnawing headache. …; Added by Bill Radin at 11:37am on August 11, 2011