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1 Comments:
At Fri Nov 30, 05:16:00 PM 2007,
talljane said…
I used to work in the emergency room at a large hospital and loved every minute of it. I now do mammography and ultrasound, but I do miss the adrenaline rush. when you work in the E.R. you do your job, you do it quick, you do it perfect, then you cry later.
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