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I feel like any question about this is remnant of stigma surrounding mental health. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was diagnosing and treating mental illness. It does count. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

FYI I went to an open house and while the administrator did not agree that my MD supervised work as a social worker was HCE ([emoji849]) she said home healthcare was. Because "you take the person to the doctor and see what the doctor does." I was like.. Ok. I go to the doctor myself and see what the doctor does. That counts? So.. Yeah. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just thought this was interesting & impressive. http://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/paying-off-340k-in-loans-in-7-months-after-graduation.1147048/

It sounds insanely stupid when medical professionals use the term OCD to describe anything other than OCD. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

oh wow ha!!! Amazing. Girl... If your bfs mom will vouch.. Get a lawyer, a settlement, and pay for a good ED retreat where you can get proper tx and a nice tan. What a dick.

I don't want to be a CNA but it is the simplest avenue to getting a job that is relative to this path, flexible in scheduling and will count toward HCE. (Though it's so expensive it's ridiculous). What is a SNF?

Sorry to beat a dead horse but I just spoke to the patient yesterday about the job. This is the same kind of work as I'd be doing as a CNA. Moving him around, personal care, cleaning, feeding (he cant lift his arms), etc. Probably will administer medication too. Why isn't this HCE? I know it's not patient tech work but it is patient care.

at least you're real about it. maybe i'll publish my own obsessive spreadsheets one day.

what is the average salary? Always sign up for the IBR. Eventually these mess of loans will be forgiven if you make minimum payments. System can't carry on this way.

Haha- thanks a bunch :) I am also simple minded! Much appreciated. @paadmissions Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi @paadmissions, another question if I may! I have my bachelors and masters but am taking pre reqs as a post bac. If I matriculate at my city college, my tuition is less expensive, and I get benefits like health insurance etc. this would mean I would apply as if I was getting a second bachelors but would then "drop out" after my reqs are done. I just want to ensure that this wouldn't be frowned upon by adcoms? It would be seen on the transcript I assume. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi. I was going to do the whole CNA training, but have a possible opportunity to do in home care for a man with a muscular degenerative disease who needs assistance with daily living. Is this considered HCE? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What is that? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My feedback is that "feedback" is both singular and plural.