Re: Quality-right first time?

From:Louri Caldwell <louri_c@hotmail.com> (by way of histonet)

Bob,

I do have experience in both settings myself, actually, but only at one
human clinical hospital.  The pathologists there were also great about
discussing cases/problems.  I was fortunate to have the opportunity to learn
from them as well as having the experience I have had here with the vet
paths.  I thought pretty much all docs would want to help their techs learn
in order to allow them to do a better job - but I guess some just don't have
or take the time.  I guess I've just been lucky?

I'm really intersted to hear what others experiences have been- especially
since I have techs here that go into human clinical settings after
certification - I would hate to mislead them with my own good experience of
what that setting is like if that is not the norm.  I'm so glad you asked -
it never dawned on me that it may be otherwise!

Louri
College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia




>From: RSRICHMOND@aol.com
>CC: histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
>Subject: Re: Quality-right first time?
>Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2001 13:09:56 -0400 (EDT)
>
>Louri Caldwell writes:
>
> >>The pathologists here are great (thankfully) about discussing/showing
>slides to us when they find an interesting case or problem. It makes for a
>better relationship all the way around.<<
>
>I have some background in veterinary pathology, but none in the day-to-day
>practice of it. I would suppose that the stresses on histotechnologists
>supporting veterinary pathologists would be somewhat different from those
>affecting histotechnologists supporting surgical pathologists. Anybody have
>experience in both these areas?
>
>Bob Richmond
>Samurai Pathologist
>Knoxville TN
>


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