Have you noticed a quieter bunch in X-Ray, lately? It's like they stapled their mouths shut. According to their director, they are not to:
1. Discuss policy with anyone. In the department, out of the department, at home, whatever....
2. Be friendly with the radiologists.
3. Gather in groups. (There goes the orgy...!)
4. Talk to nurses, security, doctors, housekeepers, greeters, or stray dogs about anything that is non-essential to performing their job. (So be sure to ask them how things are going: They implode!)
...and they haff veys of finding out....
Thursday, January 26, 2006
Okay, who's been talking...
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Thought that meeting was secret and that we were all on double secret probation?
Guess we're living in a police state! No freedom of speech or peaceful assembly here!
Does Anne Frank's book bring anything to mind ya'll???
The 4th ammendment of the Constitution doesn't apply to this company.
"That he's mad, 'tis true, 'tis true 'tis pity,
And pity 'tis 'tis true."
Sieg Heil!!! Mein Feuhrer!!! Pass out the brown shirts and jack boots.
"Find out just what people will submit to, and you have found out the exact amount of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them; and these will continue until they are resisted with either words or blows, or both. The limits of TYRANTS are prescribed by the endurance of those whom the oppress."
-Frederick Douglass
Hello??? Why is anyone surprised things have gotten quiet in X-Ray? Don’t you know Essent has filed a lawsuit (a countersuit, actually) charging Red River Radiologists with a bunch of things related to their joint venture? I think you’re going to see everyone be a little extra careful for a while. The real story will come out when the courts get involved.
Have contacted the ACLU about the legality of this "you may not speak or you will be fired" rule newly made by the xray director. Waiting for a response. I smell class action lawsuit!
So much for Andrew's open-door-all-suggestions-are-welcome. If that's so, where's a suggestion box?
All the references to Hitler and that dreadful time period was exactly what I was thinking when I was reading this. Actually before I read any of this. It didn't work with Hitler and it won't work here either.
Hey guys...I don't understand... You gripe and complain about this company and how bad it is to work for them but yet you still do?
For some of us with families, it's the "lesser of evils". Drive, or put up with it. Doesn't mean we have to like it.
Not everybody who is posting here still/did work for PRMC. Some are no longer there and some were patients. As to those with families, at what cost is it to them? What about your emotional state of mind having to deal with this type of abuse? What about your dignity? What about your profession and allowing this kind of abuse to be dumped on it? Yes, the drive is something to consider but so are a lot of other things. As long as this type of treatment is tolerated, it will continue.
Some of us like this town. Some of like what we do. We just want PRMC to live up to its true potential which it is not right now.
I'm also the eternal optimist; it has to get better, even if it must get worse first.
Yes, Paris is a lovely town. And, everyone at this facility can like what they do at other hospitals that will treat employees with dignity, respect and salaries and benefits that are compatible with the education, experience and demand that is currently on the nursing profession. As to the "true potential" or PRMC. Is it really there under the current administration and owners? Things got better under Hitler's regime...when it fell! Is that what it will come to here?
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