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Absolutely. Imagine a call center for health related issues. A caller calls in with some questions about medication and its effects. Two people are available to take the call. One is bright and easy to talk to, but comes from a background in hardware sales. The other is a person who has some nursing coursework on that resume that got the person the job. Which one is better suited to take the call? Which one would you rather talk to about the side effects of steroids that have been prescribed for an inflamatory condition?
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∙ 9y agoNurses work in call centers to talk to potential patients. The nurse can give advice as to whether the patient should come to the hospital or not.
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When was Night Call Nurses created?
Night Call Nurses was created in 1972.
What is the duration of Night Call Nurses?
The duration of Night Call Nurses is 1.23 hours.
What telemedicine company offers nurses on call?
There are numerous telemedicine companies that offer nurses on call. One company is called, CallMDPlus. This organization provides both on call nurses, as well as certified physicians.
Who works for obstetrician?
Labor and delivery nurses
Why the nurses are called as sisters?
nurses are beautiful thus boys find difficult to control themselves so, call the nurses as sisters.
What are the ratings and certificates for Night Call Nurses - 1972?
Night Call Nurses - 1972 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:R (1974) USA:R
What is the title of a person that works in a call center?
Usually Customer Service Rep or CSR or telemarketing if sales.
What is a Call center operator?
A call center operator is a person who works for an answering service. You answer calls for doctors and dentists and the like after hours. They usually are open 24/7 so you work shift work.
Why don't people respect nurses?
i think people respect nurses very much, that is why they call her sister.
Do nurses have to travel?
No, they usually stay in the hospital or in the medical center when they work.
What do you call a person who works in a hospital's nursery?
Someone who works in a nursery, caring for children usually from the age of 0-4.
Will "Nurses Credentialing Center" help me attain RN certification?
Any certificates will help you obtain an RN job. The Nurses Credentialing Center is a good start as a resource. And I am sure they will give you more information there.
