show off: which ATOTer is the most academically accomplished/smart ?

[Abhi]

Not me..

My best is a 710 in GMAT...

 

[DrNoobie]

Originally posted by: iliopsoas

Originally posted by: DrNoobie

Originally posted by: iliopsoas


You're a pre-med? Hmmm I figured you were a med student or resident physician from your comments about having 2 years experience in the field.

Two years as an ER Technician, recently "promoted" to NA in the ICU. Funny how, once again, your assumptions about me were wrong. This seems to be a trend...

funny how you relish that "Dr" in your name and how you like to spew off medical advice and terminologies. ER techs and NAs provide a very valuable service, but let's not get carried away.

Not getting carried away, helping out with basic problems. Most problems discussed here are in the realm of easily diagnosable problems, and anyone with a couple years experience in the medical field could help them out. I'm not claiming I know how to perform open-heart surgery or place a femoral swan, and I sure as hell will concede that I don't know something when I don't. But, if I can give advice to a person, what the hell does it matter if I haven't completed those four years of training, most of the time I end up telling them to go to their doctor.

And as to my name, that's my nickname at the hospital. All the people at the 7S ICU call me Doc or Noobie, because I spend so much of my free time following the docs around and working with them on case reports.

You don't like me, that's fine. But you really don't have basis for it.

 

[Hayabusa Rider]

Just a reminder...

Never confuse intelligence with education. I respect many who have a lesser education than many of my peers. The correlation between "smartness" and academic degrees is one best viewed with caution.

 

[dethman]

Originally posted by: iliopsoas

Originally posted by: DrNoobie

Originally posted by: iliopsoas


You're a pre-med? Hmmm I figured you were a med student or resident physician from your comments about having 2 years experience in the field.

Two years as an ER Technician, recently "promoted" to NA in the ICU. Funny how, once again, your assumptions about me were wrong. This seems to be a trend...

funny how you relish that "Dr" in your name and how you like to spew off medical advice and terminologies. ER techs and NAs provide a very valuable service, but let's not get carried away.

 

[CPA]

Originally posted by: KingNothing
My name is Elmer J. Fudd. I own a mansion and a yacht.

Thanks for making me spit my diet Dr. Pepper all over my rice and spicy chicken.

 

[GRIFFIN1]

I beat "Syndicate: American Revolt"

That's the thing I'm most proud of.