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It's so interesting how the role you call scrub nurse is actually a Surgical Technologist and First Assist. I am a surg tech student and we have been told by graduates and instructors themselves how often aspiring OR nurses go through curriculum thinking they will be performing the role of a ST or CSFA!
"Scrub nurse is actually a Surgical Technologist and First Assist... in USA", the video is based in the Phillipines where scrub nurses act as what you call 'Surgical Technologist', and the same can be said with Scandinavia. Source: Am a Danish OR nurse. This requiers a basic nurse bachelor, and preffered a minimum of 2 years basic nurse experience (Not a requierment in all cases), and then a training program of 6 month, give or take, after you start. This information is only based on Scandinavia though, as i do not know the requierments of the Phillipines.
Well, I needed two stents because I had a 100% blocked artery and the other two were both 75% blocked. I was told it was a pretty routine operation and I wasn't worried at all. I was aware, but not feeling anything, the surgeon finished and I thought wow, no sweat. That was until the nurse was suddenly staring into my eyes with with a look of worry and fierce determination. I was spurting blood all over the place and she was trying to save my life by applying massive pressure to the wound. Too much blood thinner. She saved me and god bless her and all nurses!
Hi . I come from Vietnam. I am also a nurse anesthetist like you. Can I ask for information to contact you? Can I chat and ask you about anesthesia in your country?
If one is interested in manufacturing pharmacy, what advice would you give as.regards the necessary skills one should acquire even as an undergraduate?
Thanks for that insight! as a second year sport therapy student, Its motivating to know that just like you, one day I will be able to contribute to the field. All the best from Ireland!
hello, i wanna do sports physiotherapy too. what i wonder is do u have to travel a lot for that? or you can do it without needing it too? because im not much of a travel person
Hi @@zehrakrdag3999 It depends, if you’re working for a sports team then there is usually a lot of travel involved especially if it’s a top team that plays across cities/countries etc. But there are also sports rehab clinics where people come (with an injury attained from playing sport) for rehabilitation from a physiotherapist. So with that option, you’d be based at that clinic so you wouldn’t have to travel, clients would be travelling to you instead. I hope that helps - I’m currently a physio assistant, about to start my physiotherapy degree and I’m considering sports rehab.
From what I understand, you don't have to know about individual sports, but you need to know how sports can effect the body. I'm currently researching this to decide if it is what I want to do.
Most sports physical therapists are drawn into the career because they have played one or more sports somewhat seriously in the past, so by extension, they do know about sports. But as the previous commenter said, the important thing is to know how sports affect the body.
