Re: A show of hands, please--OT Steve

[Guest guest]

Nope, I'm about 200 miles south of Canada. RNC is " Registered Nurse,

Certified " The certified refers to one of the general certification

exams given by the American Nurses' Credentialing Center. In my case,

I'm double certified in Medical Surgical Nursing and Gerontological

Nursing. This is pretty standard for a nurse in NYC. JDs are abundant

here also. The RN/JD combo is becoming less unusual.

Was 9/5, now 10/3 and not in the least bit happy about it.

> >This is a nurse here!!

> >...

> >

> >I don't know what a JD is?

>

> Juris Doctor -- a lawyer. But, what is an RNC (Canadian Registered

> Nurse?)? --Steve

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[Guest guest]

At 7:57 PM +0000 8/15/01, c50684@... wrote:

>Nope, I'm about 200 miles south of Canada. RNC is " Registered Nurse,

>Certified " The certified refers to one of the general certification

>exams given by the American Nurses' Credentialing Center. In my case,

>I'm double certified in Medical Surgical Nursing and Gerontological

>Nursing.

Wow, as I am in my 60's, I will keep you in mind, definitely! --Steve

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[Guest guest]

Sorry, Steve, I think you're too healthy to be one of my patients--they

all have Alzheimer's as well as diabetes, heart disease and lung problems.

Since you were smart enough to have WLS, you don't have Alz, and the WLS

eliminated or at least decreased your risk of the other conditions. Looks

like you're trying to put me out of business!

Steve Goldstein wrote:

> At 7:57 PM +0000 8/15/01, c50684@... wrote:

> >Nope, I'm about 200 miles south of Canada. RNC is " Registered Nurse,

> >Certified " The certified refers to one of the general certification

> >exams given by the American Nurses' Credentialing Center. In my case,

> >I'm double certified in Medical Surgical Nursing and Gerontological

> >Nursing.

>

> Wow, as I am in my 60's, I will keep you in mind, definitely! --Steve

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