I never knew you are an actual doctor and now this is all I'll ever think of
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SunrayAg said:dermdoc said:No. But it was worth a try.Pelayo said:you sure about that?dermdoc said:So where is my tag? Dermatologists are real docs too.WatchOle said:
Hey TexAgs,
We've created a new verified doctor tag to help you better understand the credentials of users posting here. The tag looks like this and appears next to a user's username above their post:
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If you are a doctor and would like to be verified for a tag, please email - through your work account - your username, full name, and basic medical credentials to support_at_texags.com. We will review your request and get you setup.
Many thanks!
Brandon '95
I pay my dermatologist 300 bucks to look at me naked for about a minute every time I visit. That's either a doctors wage or a ... something else...
Username checks out for skin checkups
Let it be known that Dr. Pepper was invented by a pharmacist.
If I have a Juris Doctor degree, can I get a doctor tag?
Azariah said:
I see you've come up with a way to verify the Swiss among us.
Flag of Switzerland
Red Cross
And when the country faces its next hardware crisis and we need advise from Phillips-head screw experts, what then?Quote:
We've created a new verified doctor tag to help you better understand the credentials of users posting here. The tag looks like this and appears next to a user's username above their post:
Seriously, thanks, TexAgs, for taking an active and effective role in this time. Appreciated.
MAGNUM DONG
Can DERMDOC get one?
Dermatologists are Doctors too...
Dermatologists are Doctors too...
Not according to the doctors
Testing...
Hooray! Dermatologists are still considered doctors!
DermDoc and I are saving lives!
Hooray! Dermatologists are still considered doctors!
DermDoc and I are saving lives!
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Testing
Well ****
Well ****
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Testing....
Damn it.
No love for a known Dr of Love, Watchole?
Damn it.
No love for a known Dr of Love, Watchole?
WatchOle - what gives? I've submitted my license info etc, yet no doc tag. Am I not worthy? Help a brotha please.
Marcus Aurelius said:
WatchOle - what gives? I've submitted my license info etc, yet no doc tag. Am I not worthy? Help a brotha please.
It takes a while. I had to give them my fingerprints, a retinal scan, submit to a DNA test, the whole thing. These guys should be working for ICE
But I can tell you're the real deal by your posts. So at least there's that.
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Damn Yankees! It's Dr Pepper. NO PERIOD!Dr. Horrible said:
What if I'm a Doctor like Dr. Pepper is a Doctor?
Eh, as a pedi (even tho I have inpatient responsibilities as well as outpatient), I'm not sure other what things I will bring to the covid talk.
Didn't see a response about nurses. But let me just say that I have been working 11 hours a day. Actively helping swab patients & employees. All the while continuing to treat & care for chemo pts, sometimes almost 70 a day come through our clinic. All the while keeping nursing morale up, making sure there is enough staff to cover my infusion clinics, making sure my pregnant employees are doing okay, & dealing with employees who are dropping like flies with fevers.
I have a doctor that hasn't seen a patient in person in 2 weeks. They are doing all exams via telemedicine because they are refusing to see anyone with a fever or a cough. Another that has limited their clinic time to just in the morning, 3 days a week. Most of our physicians are doing telemedicine exams if it is just a routine exam.
However here are my nurses. Some who are VOLUNTEERING to come in to work. Who are spending hours in close contact with patients. Who are hearing what is going on in the hospitals from their friends & aren't backing down. Who are not limiting their hours or work volume. Some have N95s, some don't & are just wearing regular masks or handmade masks. They aren't complaining. They are pushing through.
I am pro-doctor but right now, it is the nurses that are on the front lines & know what is going on.
Sorry if I sound emotional. I will probably have to be away from my family at some point for who knows how long so I don't bring this home & infect them.
I have a doctor that hasn't seen a patient in person in 2 weeks. They are doing all exams via telemedicine because they are refusing to see anyone with a fever or a cough. Another that has limited their clinic time to just in the morning, 3 days a week. Most of our physicians are doing telemedicine exams if it is just a routine exam.
However here are my nurses. Some who are VOLUNTEERING to come in to work. Who are spending hours in close contact with patients. Who are hearing what is going on in the hospitals from their friends & aren't backing down. Who are not limiting their hours or work volume. Some have N95s, some don't & are just wearing regular masks or handmade masks. They aren't complaining. They are pushing through.
I am pro-doctor but right now, it is the nurses that are on the front lines & know what is going on.
Sorry if I sound emotional. I will probably have to be away from my family at some point for who knows how long so I don't bring this home & infect them.
Aries said:
Didn't see a response about nurses. But let me just say that I have been working 11 hours a day. Actively helping swab patients & employees. All the while continuing to treat & care for chemo pts, sometimes almost 70 a day come through our clinic. All the while keeping nursing morale up, making sure there is enough staff to cover my infusion clinics, making sure my pregnant employees are doing okay, & dealing with employees who are dropping like flies with fevers.
I have a doctor that hasn't seen a patient in person in 2 weeks. They are doing all exams via telemedicine because they are refusing to see anyone with a fever or a cough. Another that has limited their clinic time to just in the morning, 3 days a week. Most of our physicians are doing telemedicine exams if it is just a routine exam.
However here are my nurses. Some who are VOLUNTEERING to come in to work. Who are spending hours in close contact with patients. Who are hearing what is going on in the hospitals from their friends & aren't backing down. Who are not limiting their hours or work volume. Some have N95s, some don't & are just wearing regular masks or handmade masks. They aren't complaining. They are pushing through.
I am pro-doctor but right now, it is the nurses that are on the front lines & know what is going on.
Sorry if I sound emotional. I will probably have to be away from my family at some point for who knows how long so I don't bring this home & infect them.
Thank you for what you do. I have voiced multiple times that there are many individuals whom will deserve our gratitude for their service during this pandemic and nurses will right at the top of the list.
How about a tag for certified experts in EHR clinical content design and development? I'd be good with this one:
Reminds me of the great classic animated version:Palovic said:
Reminds me of the story of The Sneetches from Dr. Suess.
Marcus Aurelius said:
WatchOle - what gives? I've submitted my license info etc, yet no doc tag. Am I not worthy? Help a brotha please.
They're just weary of cozying up to Italians right now
Doctor of Pharmacy here. DermDoc welcome to my world lol.
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Drifter. said:
I can see it now.....Dr. MFBarnes MD, PHD at your service!
Nothing else to see here. Hardest working man in the biz.
I've been to Wuhan twice and Hubei province 6 times.
What do I win?
What do I win?
I had no idea we had all these docs up in here. Love the new tags and all the info that has been shared! I am almost caught up on the 40+ page thread.
Still waiting
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dermdoc said:
Still waiting
Well my dermatologist caught the melanoma on my back early enough that it was still in situ, so I just had to have a chunk cut out and no further treatment.
So I appreciate what y'all do if nobody else does!
Stumpknocker said:
I've been to Wuhan twice and Hubei province 6 times.
What do I win?
Dr. Doom then.
SunrayAg said:dermdoc said:
Still waiting
Well my dermatologist caught the melanoma on my back early enough that it was still in situ, so I just had to have a chunk cut out and no further treatment.
So I appreciate what y'all do if nobody else does!
Username checks out. Better become SunscreenAg I'd you don't want it coming back.
Now you know how the wait time is for new patients getting into derm in Aggieland haha.dermdoc said:
Still waiting
Sorry man had to!
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I had to go to Brenham years ago just to be seen in under 3 months!KidDoc said:Now you know how the wait time is for new patients getting into derm in Aggieland haha.dermdoc said:
Still waiting
Sorry man had to!
I still practice in Beaumont and am in CS Wednesday night through Monday am. Still see quite a few freebies at my house here. Maybe I can write it off.KidDoc said:Now you know how the wait time is for new patients getting into derm in Aggieland haha.dermdoc said:
Still waiting
Sorry man had to!
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And no way I can retire. The extra time off is driving me crazy with no sports. There are just so many Man vs Food marathons I can watch.
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Beaumont?!?!? I grew up in Nederland.dermdoc said:I still practice in Beaumont and am in CS Wednesday night through Monday am. Still see quite a few freebies at my house here. Maybe I can write it off.KidDoc said:Now you know how the wait time is for new patients getting into derm in Aggieland haha.dermdoc said:
Still waiting
Sorry man had to!
Aries said:
Didn't see a response about nurses. But let me just say that I have been working 11 hours a day. Actively helping swab patients & employees. All the while continuing to treat & care for chemo pts, sometimes almost 70 a day come through our clinic. All the while keeping nursing morale up, making sure there is enough staff to cover my infusion clinics, making sure my pregnant employees are doing okay, & dealing with employees who are dropping like flies with fevers.
I have a doctor that hasn't seen a patient in person in 2 weeks. They are doing all exams via telemedicine because they are refusing to see anyone with a fever or a cough. Another that has limited their clinic time to just in the morning, 3 days a week. Most of our physicians are doing telemedicine exams if it is just a routine exam.
However here are my nurses. Some who are VOLUNTEERING to come in to work. Who are spending hours in close contact with patients. Who are hearing what is going on in the hospitals from their friends & aren't backing down. Who are not limiting their hours or work volume. Some have N95s, some don't & are just wearing regular masks or handmade masks. They aren't complaining. They are pushing through.
I am pro-doctor but right now, it is the nurses that are on the front lines & know what is going on.
Sorry if I sound emotional. I will probably have to be away from my family at some point for who knows how long so I don't bring this home & infect them.
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