Recent content by caligas

obviously he leaves stat. The question is how much he works in the meanwhile (minimum possible probably) and does he bother with lawsuit. I suspect the threat of legal action and lighting them up on social media (here) will get them to pay what is owed.

This. Get a new job, finish contract, then light ‘em up. And stop taking calls they aren’t paying for

You need a new job and a new lawyer

Good point. Forgot it was 55 not 65. 25 years gets you to $4.3M with my numbers

$5k per month including retirement plans, compounded at 8% (less than stock market long term average) over 35 years gets you above $10M. Yet in this poll over 80% will fall short of this number.

I mean why mess around for something you might see once in a career 🤷‍♂️

Maintain ability to protect airway or RSI. Avoid the middle ground.

Could be done in my group with 90~100 hours. I’m ok working 45 and making one comma

Look on Gaswork, MANY jobs over $500k w2 plus benefits. And Gaswork doesn’t have the best jobs.

over the years you will have hundreds of little moments of terror causing adrenaline/cortisol bursts in the background of being slowly boiled in an ever increasing pot of administrative, compliance, and regulatory pressure. But I like it.

Two words: Pathology

I joined a country club last year but there was no initiation fee and it’s about $350/mo. It’s nice but not top tier obviously. I absolutely love it. I show up almost anytime and walk onto the course. My kids and wife live at the pool half the summer. Kids do tennis clinics and camps...

OK, devils advocate here. I can’t stand doing ET tube for endoscopy so I really am on your side. 1) I believe the guidelines are just to tell you how long to hold the medication they don’t speak to what type of anesthetic we would use so I could still be criticized for not securing the airway...

Ours are not NPO for several days Maybe one

colonoscopy and they had Ozempic 10 days ago. No US available. IV sedation or tube?