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A Day in a Life of a 4N0X1 : Aerospace Medical Service Apprentice

This is a glimpse of my day as a 4N051 working as Night Shift Lead in Medical Surgical Unit at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. I work Panama schedule which involves four teams working for two days, taking two days off, and then working for three days. As a shift lead, I come in early to do daily check lists and receive hand-offs from out-going shift. I delegate patients/work to technicians, coordinate with charge nurse, answer call lights and restock the floor. Patient load is split amongst technicians depending on severity and needs. A further work breakdown would be: Doing daily checklists Delegating patients to technicians Answering call lights Patient admission set-up Patient discharge/room stripping Vital signs/documentations Assisting patient with their activities of daily living Patient hygiene (all the wiping, cleaning, shower, changing) Linen change Glucose check, EKG, bladder scans, straight catheters etc.. Medications ( per scope of practice ) Taking patients to appointments Inserting IV, collecting labs, hanging fluids BLS transport and more...