[Histonet] Certification - II

[Monson, Frederick]

He refused to send a unit without an order for a new cross match, which he got with some argument.  Only 4 of the 9 previously good units passed as he re-crossed all ten, and the one he sent did not pass the second crossing.  He called the pathologist on duty, who told him to give up going to medical school if he screwed up.  After the pathologist repeated the two experiments, he said a prayer and offered a compliment.  When asked how he had known, his response was, "I remembered the immunology I learned when I took microbiology 5 years earlier.

He could not get that job now, I suspect, though the conversation of certification remind me of what I learned about the trades and 'certification' in ancient Egypt.

Frederick C. Monson, PhD
Technical Director
Center for Microanalysis and Imaging, Research and Training (CMIRT)
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Schmucker Science South - Room SSS-024
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