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    Things That You Can Do On Medical Mingle

    Sunday, October 7, 2007, 02:19 PM EST [General]

    There are lots of things available to do on Medical Mingle.

    1. Post a profile, and tell as much as you'd like about yourself.

    2. Make friends and mingle. Network with other members to enhance your life, your job, and your career. You can make a friend request by using our add friend feature, and you can communicate either through live chat, by sending a message, and/or by leaving a comment on a member's profile. Members are also welcome to exchange email addresses, phone numbers, and to meet in person. If you're involved with recruitiment, and wish to use Medical Mingle for recruitment purposes, please be respectful of our members, and click here for a posting that should be quite helpful. 

    3. For the 50%+ of our members that are single, separated, or divorced, you can send a crush, flirt, and/or find a date.

    4. Create and/or join groups, and mingle with other group members.

    5. View the profles, and other content that has been posted by other members, including pictures, videos, as well as blog and forum posts.

    6. Post pictures and videos, as well as contribute content to our blog and forums. Please read the following if you'd like to have access to a spell check program when using our site: Click Here

    7. The nicest compliment that you can give us (outside of being active yourself) is to tell others about us, and encourage them to join us for free. You can even win great prizes for doing so. See the contest modules on our home page for details. It's probably best to speak with people personally about us, but we do have an invite feature that you can use as well. Please read this important forum post about this subject: Click Here

    Per Andy Hale's suggestion (Creative Director of OneSite, Medical Mingle's Software Platform), we welcome you to invite spouses, adult children, and other adult family members and friends to join us, regardless of whether they are working in, servicing, or studying for a career in the health care and medical field.

    The more members we have, the more vibrant, beneficial, and fun our site will become.

    8. Join our very cool group on Facebook: Six Degrees Of Healthcare/Medical Separation: http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=22654798172

    Important Note: You must be a Facebook member and be logged in to get to this page. If you are not a member, join Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/

    9. Join one or both of our groups on Twitter. The first is a group for Health Care / Medical Professionals: http://twittgroups.com/group/healthmedprofs. The second is a group for Health Care / Medical Recruiters: http://twittgroups.com/group/healthmedrecr.

    10. Browse jobs http://www.healthjobsusa.com/jobsearch/ and/or post your resume http://www.healthjobsusa.com/resumes/index.html on Absolutely Health Care: 

    11. You can request free professional journals: http://medicalmingle.tradepub.com/

    12. Shop: http://shopping.medicalmingle.com/

    13. Review industry news: http://www.healthjobsusa.com/news.php

    14. Look up salary information: http://absolutelyhealthcare.salary.com/

    15. Obtain information on entry level and advanced degree programs: http://www.healthjobsusa.com/resource_center.html

    16. Obtain professional licensing information: http://www.clearhq.org/boards.htm

    17. Request Absolutely Health Care advertising information: http://www.healthjobsusa.com/advertise.html

    18. Visit our Premium Sponsor's web sites (see our home page), and contact them if you so desire. If you are a company, and you'd like to learn about becoming a Premium Sponsor, please call me (Ken Levinson) at 800-863-8314.

    19. Above all else, have fun and enjoy!

    20. Let me know anything else you find to do that I may have missed, and I'll add it to this list.

    Happy Mingling! 

    Ken Levinson
    President & CEO
    800-863-8314

     

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    Ken,

    Hello! My name is Leese. What a neat site! I wish you and your staff many years of happiness. I can't think of anything you have missed in a social site. I love to cook and bake so if I were to add to your site I would say share recipes and make a fun game of it...as most of us like to eat. Best Wishes,Leese

    Lisa
    March 31, 2009
    10:31 PM EST

    This is Donna Crane here. Ken, you are right! Shame on us new members. After figuring out how to access messages, I read yours, and immediately updated my profile. Mine was very scantily filled out. This is a wonderful site, and I am looking forward to lots of interaction.
    Psst...I am thinking of entering the ranks of Travel Nurses. Any comments?
    Donna

    Donna
    August 16, 2009
    01:23 PM EST

    I apologize for my not participating to the site. I really didn't understand your site. I have PS and have survived six major blows to my head and it gets in the way of learning/knowing what your site is all about and what is expected. In other words I need some help by explaining the site to me as well as how to navigate around.

    I don't need pity but someday's I know what to do and others I don't.

    I would like to make friends and learn what I can do to participate. I have good common sense and understand medical discussions espically when doctors are using medical lingo in order to explain things to the client in latent terms.

    I may have learned most of my medical abilities in the Veterinary field but dogs and cats have a LOT in common with humans, espically when it comes to both types of diabetes. If you don't know what it's like at an animal hospital I will let you know that I was extremly good at my job and was allowd to do things that you can't do in the human field of medicine. I was better and faster suturing closed patients than my boss but I only was needed to do this when the boss had to attend to an emergency or if it was one of our own pets. I also was great with anesthetics. Many times when doing a cescarian on a dog or cat I had to do anesthesia, deliver the babies, keep them alive all the while of keeping the patient under the lightest anesthesia so the babies would not die from anesthesics etc.

    I have saved many, many animals from my own logic. I rehabilited a black cat that was hit by a car on October friday 13th. I used dexamethazone to keep the swelling down in his brain for 5 weeks and hand fed him until he could get up on his own. I was lucky he didn't need to be force fed but he could not get up and when he finally did one of our clients adopted him (we named him Friday) and has told me since that he is 99% back to normal. I'm very proud of the quick thinking that need be sometimes and to never give up.

    If you think I should resign from this site because I worked in the Veterinary field please let me know ASAP.

    Thank YOu,

    emc2rd

    Michelle
    August 30, 2009
    01:18 AM EST

    HI KEN,

    I JUST JOINED THIS SITE AND I'M EXCITED ABOUT LEARNING ALL ABOUT IT.
    I'M WOULD LIKE TO GET INVLOVED BUT I NEED SOME HELP WITH POSTING A VIDEO, CREATING A GROUP, AND GREETING NEW COMERS. I LOOK FORWARD TO GETTING TO KNOW EVERYONE.

    ALSO THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREETING.

    WANDA
    November 03, 2009
    06:05 PM EST