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I am close with several ICU and cardiac nurses. They are experts at what they do, so in a sense you could call them medical experts. However they are medical e
by svnt 4y ago
I am close with several ICU and cardiac nurses. They are experts at what they do, so in a sense you could call them medical experts.
However they are medical experts in the same way that a plumber is a construction expert. I would not be surprised if a plumber was caught off guard by lighting codes.
The term is so broad as to be meaningless in practical application.
- samstave 4y agoCool. I dont have a medical degree - but I can design hospitals (and have) so your approximation of knowledge/ability to the problem at hand is meaningless.
- svnt 4y ago
- samstave 4y agoYou have literally no idea how much impact an individual can have on a project....(We typically call them 'Architects'...) but your scorn is well met ; It DOES take a team of countless -- and I have also been literally the sole designer of things that relied on thousands to implement. Thanks for your disinterest.
- samstave 4y ago>>"_cardiac nurses_" - Please share this joke with them, this is from Dr. Francis Stutzman, Cardiologist and mayor of Saratoga Ca.. -- >"I've got good news!!! and bad news" >>You're _heart_ is going to last you the rest of your life!! >>>"Sadly, thats going to be about a week."