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Old 09-10-2012, 07:54 AM   #9
Kavvy
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We all work with dummies, and we all make mistakes. If the clerk in question has no history of this, give him/her a very strong punishment, other than being fired (not to mention this may be a medical student who tax payers have already invested huge $$$ into their education). I vote unpaid suspension, personal apology and let it go. Firing someone is a drastic impact on their life, we are too easy to take that route for one (very dumb) moment.

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Bullen, who was admitted by another clerk and received treatment for his wrist, said other health professionals in the hospital treated him well and apologized for what happened.
There is hope in humanity after all...
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