As of May 2014, the average Surgical Technologist brought home just shy of $43,350 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But earnings vary greatly by location, as employers must offer higher wages in certain areas of the country to attract qualified candidates. On average, the Lowest wages paid in Surgical Technologist were in Alabama, Mississippi, South Virginia … [Read more...] about Top Lowest Paying States for Surgical Technologist
Why NOT To Take Your Child to the Emergency Room
Let me preface this post by saying that I have spent the last few weeks working in the pediatric emergency room–and I love it. It’s a well-equipped facility with a team of highly qualified people dedicated to providing excellent care to kids. But it’s not always the most appropriate place for your sick child–here’s why: The ER doctor doesn’t know your child. The trust … [Read more...] about Why NOT To Take Your Child to the Emergency Room
Top Highest Paying States for Ophthalmic Medical Technicians
As of May 2014, the average Ophthalmic Medical Technicians brought home just shy of $35,230 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But earnings vary greatly by location, as employers must offer higher wages in certain areas of the country to attract qualified candidates. On average, the highest wages paid in Ophthalmic Medical Technicians were in Alaska, Hawaii, … [Read more...] about Top Highest Paying States for Ophthalmic Medical Technicians
Top Highest Paying States for Crane and Tower Operators
As of May 2014, the average Crane and Tower Operators brought home just shy of $50,720 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But earnings vary greatly by location, as employers must offer higher wages in certain areas of the country to attract qualified candidates. On average, the highest wages paid in Crane and Tower Operators were in Hawaii, Washington, … [Read more...] about Top Highest Paying States for Crane and Tower Operators
Obese patients causing health risks for first responders
Obese patients are putting a strain on first responders, according to one Florida ambulance company. The most obvious challenge is the manpower needed to lift someone into an ambulance. The cost of doing calls for overweight patients is skyrocketing. It requires different gear, more assistance and more money. Liberty Ambulance Chief of Operations Dwayne Perkins tells Action … [Read more...] about Obese patients causing health risks for first responders