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[Mark Tarango]

When I was 16 years-old I was grossing in the lab.  We had
very busy pathologists (busy reading slides) who thought it was okay to
train their courier (me at the time) to gross.  I had already been there
handing them bottles and closing cassette lids for several months.

When we had our first CLIA inspection, they had me intial and sign paperwork
saying that I had grossed so many cases of various specimen types under
patholgist supervision and had been grossing so long.  The problem was that
I was only a high school graduate at the time.  They then changed direction
and told the inspectors that the pathologists did all the grossing.

Just brings back memories.  Thought I'd share.

Mark Tarango
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Andrew Burgeson <napoli <@t> siscom.net> wrote:

> The point is not about gender, as I stated before...
>
> It's about a person's health risks and lack of training
> overlooked for the sake of labor. TYVM
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