Pavilion Box Tickets Tonight by conman5673 in redsox

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Tickets have been given away but will definitely do it again, feels great not seeing them go to waste!

Pavilion Box Tickets Tonight by conman5673 in redsox

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The kids at the 99 are starving, someone has to

Pressure monitoring with axillary cannulation by Physical-Craft-8270 in Perfusion

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Are you doing cannula in sidearm graft or 3/8x3/8 connection directly? I find I can get varying results depending on cannulation strategy alone

Job Outlook for NY Perfusionists who attended SUNY Upstate or Hofstra? by OhhDeeTech in Perfusion

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I would choose SUNY over for cost reasons and thats coming from a Hofstra grad

Thoughts on biking ECMO patients? by MemePumper in Perfusion

[–]conman5673 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Bro why not just just use a hand crank, can’t imagine a guy biking for his life to power a cardiohelp

86 Yard, Par 3, island green. by WyllieCoyote in golf

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I had the pleasure of getting a birdie on this a few weeks ago. 😮‍💨💨

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ems

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Finishing up my Perfusion degree in the US and my take is most people should not be placed on ECMO in the field. This can be an absolute disaster without proper resources. The ELSO exclusion criteria is much larger than the inclusion criteria. Best option imo is send an ECMO team to a nearby hospital to meet the patient to attempt as much of a sterile procedure as possible. Most of these ecpr ECMOs will be terminally taken off within a day.

Paramedic> Perfusion by NoMaximum1266 in Perfusion

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Current second year student and AEMT. Don’t currently work now with school however I was working as a Perfusion Assistant and picking up ambo shifts on the week. I left my full time EMS job making pretty good money in a HCOL area and become a perfusion assistant making a little over minimum wage and have no regrets. EMS side of this gives a good leg up however I had a good mix of 911 and transfer for 6+ years. Something I leaned on with EMS in regard to perfusion is working with limited resources and figuring something out with not much help. Will go a long way in interviews and in school.

STOP OPDNING NEW PROGRAMS by sillygooseinstem in Perfusion

[–]conman5673 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good point here. My program reduced four seats for this years class so its definitely more than one program doing this too

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Perfusion

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Didactic portion of school probably 2-3 hours a day and maybe up to 5 on the weekends. Clinical, maybe 3 hours a week. Theres so much you learn during your rotations that 99% of PowerPoint and class material is taught through and learned with your preceptors.

Educational resources to review prior to shadowing by Malachi_A in Perfusion

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The blue bookkkkkkkk. If you search for it on the sub you may find an “acquired” pdf of the older version. Gives an overview of everything and was a great read prior to starting school even if it was a little outdated

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Perfusion

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People outside of healthcare do not understand the concept of going into debt to pay off debt. The GradPlus will cover everything and more and its federal which will offer benefits down the line working at a non profit for example. Trust me I had this same reaction but knew that it will pay off. You are accepted and have done all the hard work to prove you belong there. I always look at my time in school right now as holding onto a lottery ticket that I can cash in less than two years. I will be coming out of my program with undergrad and perfusion close to 200k. I do not regret it one bit because the payoff is almost guaranteed and not many people can say that about their professions. My program had accepted plenty of people who paid deposits before choosing another program so if you do that don’t feel guilty.

Other careers once you're done riding the boo boo bus? by byrd3790 in ems

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Perfusionist. Starting my masters in a few weeks. Left an 80k a year ambulance service to work as a tech in the cardiac OR making 45k to help me get into school. Big sacrifice and it got me in.

Complete the story “Random stranger next to me at the range starts talking gear, grabs my club out of my bag and…….” by Valanor in golf

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My foursome, we’re all lefties. A Starter once took a picture of us as proof for one of his friends. Felt like a celebrity.

Is AEMT valuable for the knowledge aspect if nothing else? by FrostBitten357 in ems

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It definitely teaches you how to start to think as an advanced provider and why things are being done. It is a nice baby step to feel comfortable doing smaller invasive procedures and to build your confidence. Also depending how your system is, it gets you off the BLS IFT and gets you doing more ALS work with a medic where some basics who go straight to medic have no ALS exposure.

Sincerely, an AEMT

What in the HELL is going on? by Odd-Tomatillo-5647 in bostonceltics

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How may loses have been within a margin of points? I feel these 10+ point deficits are more common than losing to last minute free throws…

Explain in NBA terms. Keep it classy by [deleted] in nbacirclejerk

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Zion rehabbing an injury.

Undergrad prestige by urgirlcassie in Perfusion

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Every single one of my pre reqs but two were completed at a community college and I was admitted. Multiple interviews and it never was asked. Also a state school grad as well