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This is M at the nurse's station. Usually I show up a little after 8am to round on the inpatients I cover... so inpatient rounds can take a half hour or go well past 10. At the end of inpatient rounds I sit here and write out discharge meds and that sort of thing. The rest of the day is at the other end of the hospital where we see outpatients until 6pm.
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Jennifer Yake Neuschwander said…
dr. bean, have you started performing c-sections yet??
noish
February 4, 2009 at 6:36 PM
Jennifer Yake Neuschwander said…
ps I am using Jen's account since I don't have one myself
February 4, 2009 at 6:37 PM
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