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Prohealth chitchat5/18/2023 One of the best ways to spare your loved onesįrom the pressure of having to manage a sudden emergency is to have discussionsĪhead of time and put together a plan. Leaving them feeling confused, helpless and poorly prepared for what lies ahead. Members receive a call in the middle of the night that their loved one is ill, Happens, and everyone is left scrambling to get the full picture. Unfortunately, this backfires when a sudden or catastrophic event True when we get bad news about our health. Instinctively try to protect the people we love from sadness, disappointment, Priorities and preferences will provide peace of mind as you.ĭon’t want to worry family or friends, so you keep them in the dark. Navigator’s Health Narrative puts you in controlĬannot in urgent situations, and inform friends and family members of your Information in your possession in an organized format like Pro Health When doctors don’t have the full picture, theyĬan’t give you your best options, may not be able to make a diagnosis, andĬould mistakenly prescribe a medication that will interact with what you are Specialist for medical tests, your health history could be scattered across theĬity, province or continent. The truth is, if you have switchedĭoctors, moved to a new region, visited an urgent care clinic, or seen a Pathology reports and other important details, like a change in medication,Īllergies or updates in a health condition can have major effects on theĭirection of a doctor’s appointment. Employee turnover is extremely high and the stress level is through the roof.You have control to get the care you deserveĪssume that their doctor has all of their health records in a neat and tidy There is pressure to work late and through lunch. If you make it through training, you won't last long if you don't immediately and consistently hit quota or almost hit it, or if they feel you don't quite fit the mold. However, I would not recommend quitting a job or turning down another to take this one because you might not even make it through the first week of training if they feel you don't have what it takes. If you don't have a job, go ahead and give it a try, you might find that fine line that makes you successful. If you can completely suppress your personality you might succeed. It's a very scripted sale that requires you to be robotic and boring and you are not allowed to deviate from the script, if you do expect to be reprimanded. If you have strong ethics and morals this job is not for you, while they have a great product to offer women, the way it's presented and the sales tactics are deceitful. Benefits are not good, job is very stifling and boring with no room for growth. Job is not at all like it's depicted in interview, consequences of not meeting quota not clearly defined. For not making quota, going to the bathroom, being sick, having no car to get there on time be you had to give up your car bc you can't pay for it anymore. By people are- yet this is a women's organization yet HR who used to be sales reps fires every Thursday or Friday. everyone who works there goes home crying almost every night working about loosing their jobs, cars, home, apts, bills, ext.It's just a $300,000 yearly salary plus more money for her. star jones does not give a crap about the NAPW or anyone in it.all the positive reviews on here were placed by upper management - they asked existing employees to fill out a pro and con list of working here - used the cons and bam.every time you leave the office or your desk it is noticed and you must sign a sheet.you can not talk you will be reprimanded.you work with all women from management down- there is favoritism, backstabbing and you won't last a month.55 min lunch break which your entitled to but your going to need money so your going to end up working through.2 - 15 min breaks where you MUST sign in and out.
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