Iran was pretty clear re Lebanon. At this point, it’s Israel keeping the straight closed.

Powell’s also has new & used options.

Having criminal charges and retaining a medical license, I’m not going to say it’s never happened because I’m not prepared to spend that much time researching the details, but while the charges are active and unless you’re exonerated, your license to practice is fucked.

Was he partying with them? Or was he simply in their presence and partying?

This is what Josh Johnson was talking about, wow. Apparently Patel wormed his way in with these guys because he wanted to hang out. How do you say no to the FBI directer?

Pretty sure the look is because they don’t want this dork hanging out with them and has nothing to do with the beer.

Great expenditure of the taxes I just paid these assholea.

Don’t trust the bot. It’s programmed by the regime.

You’re assuming it’s not shit.

With medical licenses criminal charges, arrests, etc must be reported. The respective boards then suspend or revoke.

My point is, either way, the health care professional is fucked.

And here I thought Lemmy finally had a baby elephants sub.

They’re so keen on compiling a list of democrat voters.

Wow. This is quite the catch 22. Texas will criminally charge doctors if they help, which will lead to sanctions from the medical board (any criminal charges does this). And the board will sanction them if they don’t help.

Sounds like a great setup for inspiring a mass exodus of doctors in your state.

Religion is a primitive means of governance. Check out the Books of Laws in the Old Testament. This is literal civil code for the time lightly veiled as something mystical.

The problem is, the bigger a population becomes, the less wieldy religion becomes as a means of governance. It’s why cults work but the state of Iran (as one example) is rife with dissension and horrible enforcement laws. Too many people for stable governance via religion. Factions, insurgents, defectors will abound.

Zelensky. Franken. There are worse ideas. You have to have a brain and be able to read people to be a good comedian.

It’s trash. It front pages clickbait and bullshit, has no privacy, and with so many other options why bother?

So, Josh Johnson is right. Patel is the next one fired.

It’s crazy how much more spot on some of our comedians are than the official journalists.

Let’s be real. Trump had help from Microsoft on this one.

A while back I worked for a facility that specialized in inpatient mental health care for children. Teens, sure, but also units for kids 4-7 and 8-12.

A wide range of physical and sexual abuse cases, bullies (often paying forward abuse at home), and the bullied, driven to thoughts of suicide.

But there was another group. Kids sent for evaluation by schools for acting out excessively or aggressively or both. No physical or sexual abuse. No bullying from either direction.

The problem was they lived with a parent or parents who loved them so much, they worked 3 minimum wage jobs to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads. Neglect? Is it?

Time is the ultimate commodity. You can love your kids, but without the time to spend on them, what becomes of that relationship?

This really is the greatest theft made by the top 10%.

You’re right. Granted, consistent rotations or lack thereof will vary by both employer and manager. RN or CMA at a clinic will have consistent weekday scheduling. Same with the non-degrees roles.

Patient registration is an option. Retail experience will likely count in her favor.

If you can swing the time and tuition, every urban hospital needs CNAs. It’s probably the least schooling for the most job security. Phlebotomy as well. Hospitals also, historically, offer cheaper/better health care if you stay in house.

Mileage will vary a lot by location, in terms of pay and such, but it’s worth looking into. In adfition, it shows you options and offers tuition reimbursement.

Hospitals, not long term care. The latter is awful, in most locations.

Barring that, there’s no schooling options like EVS and logistics/supply runners. The latter will be among the first cuts if Congress allows further cuts to Medicaid or Medicare.

I don’t think so. Not the thing that is going to devalue your biggest asset: your home. And make being in that home incredibly unpleasant. In addition, the utilities hike will be like a car payment for someone else’s car.