Robert, Your voice carries this. Confident, direct, and slightly irreverent in a way that feels earned.
Lines like “Docs tend to frown on an endotracheal tube in the brain” and the Narcan section land with that mix of humor and reality that defines this kind of work.
What stands out most is the quiet authority in the details. You’re teaching without slowing the story down.
It reads like experience passed hand to hand. Love this one, Monica
I worked in a rough part of town which always provided lots of drug related calls, violence, and just plain WTF. It was a rare occurrence when someone OD'd at a party that people would acknowledge they knew the person.
You always keep learning, sharing, and teaching. Once you stop you stagnate and it is time to find a new career.
Robert, Your voice carries this. Confident, direct, and slightly irreverent in a way that feels earned.
Lines like “Docs tend to frown on an endotracheal tube in the brain” and the Narcan section land with that mix of humor and reality that defines this kind of work.
What stands out most is the quiet authority in the details. You’re teaching without slowing the story down.
It reads like experience passed hand to hand. Love this one, Monica
Wow - just another day, it seems that people benefited from learning your method- surprisingly that know one knew where the passed out person-
I worked in a rough part of town which always provided lots of drug related calls, violence, and just plain WTF. It was a rare occurrence when someone OD'd at a party that people would acknowledge they knew the person.
You always keep learning, sharing, and teaching. Once you stop you stagnate and it is time to find a new career.
To school Doc Young and Doogie Hauser! As hard as some of these stories must be to live, they never cease to surprise me. Kudos, Robert.
Truth is usually better than fiction and thank you😁