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how to get rid of eczema

hello! my whole life i’ve had eczema but recently i have a huge patch on my wrist that makes me so insecure and i’ve tried cerave, coconut oil, castor oil, la roche, eurcin, and aquaphor and nothing gets rid of it. I also started a new job at the hospital and everytime i go inside a patients room and leave, i have to use hand sanitizer which makes my eczema on my hands itchy and irritated. Is there any tips how to get rid of it??

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u/Substantial-Base-643 — 3 days ago

where do i put my personal belongings?

Hi so this might be a really dumb question but i’m someone who overthinks absolutely everything. Monday i am starting my new job as a phlebotomist in a hospital. I am planning on bringing my work bag and a lunchbox but where do i keep my wallet keys and phone? do i put them in my scrub pockets or is there locker cubbies. Do i keep my phone with me or never store it on my person? Thank you for answering

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u/Substantial-Base-643 — 5 days ago

hi guys! so three years ago i worked at a food place for 3 months. fast forward now i go a job as a hospital phlebotomist and as i’m doing the onboarding process, i realized i need to give my hr/supervisors contact information as in email and number. The manager at the time who hired me no longer works and i tried to put her work email and phone number (which did not work because they were unable to get in contact with her).

two things are going wrong, they require hr/supervisors email and phone number, but i don’t have those. I emailed the company about this issue and im waiting back for their answer.

Another issue is that i accidentally put i worked there was a year!!! so my employment was july-september but while filling paperwork out i put july-september however i out 2023-2024 on accident. If they get in contact with the HR to verify my old
employement, will they see that error and think i lied and revoke the job offer? am i cooked what do i do!!!

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u/Substantial-Base-643 — 17 days ago

hi all! this is probably out of the ordinary post for a fishing community but hear me out:
So my boyfriend’s birthday is coming up and he LOVES fishing. he has been mentioning a lot about how he needs to buy a new lure box and make a whole new set up for catfish lures and baits. i am no expert in fishing i dont know anything about baits besides catfish love chicken liver but i can’t really put that in the lure box, so im on here asking for help.
(walmart edition) what’s the best set up /lures /baits/hooks/weights/ANYTHING i can buy at walmart to stock up a new lure box for him?

thank you for ur help guys😊

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u/Substantial-Base-643 — 19 days ago

Hi guys! it’s my boyfriends birthday and i really want to buy him a new wallet because i have accidentally washed his twice and it messed it up😅 I was looking at ARIAT wallets as that’s typically what i feel like he would love. He loves brown leather wallets and i know he wears a lot of aztec pattern coats but idk if he’d be a big fan of an aztec pattern wallet. I NEED HELP WHICH ONE TO PICK PLEASEEEE!

u/Substantial-Base-643 — 19 days ago

Hello all!

I recently got hired with labcorp as a newly licensed phlebotomist. I’m super excited yet very very nervous as it’s in a hospital setting and this is my first job as a phlebotomist. I don’t start until mid May so i still have time to prepare myself.

I was wondering if anyone who works /worked at labcorp can give me the run down of things. How was it working with them? Did you love it or hate it? Is it hard? I had heard lots of horror stories from people but i feel like it just depends on the management at the specific locations so i am trying to stay positive and open minded. Thank you all who reply!!🤗

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u/Substantial-Base-643 — 23 days ago
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Hi guys i recently started working with Labcorp as a phlebotomist. This is my first job out of the program, but i do has my NHCO phlebotomist license and BLS certificate. My pay is 17 and hour and im not making that a big deal rn bc this is my first job. I was just wondering, people who work in labcorp, do you guys ever get raises, because down the line i would want to earn more.

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u/Substantial-Base-643 — 27 days ago