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What to do when a nurse won't stop calling you a student??

So I'm an emergency med intern three weeks into my OB block. It hasn't been a bad month so far, I'm having a good time (as good as you can on L&D as a non obgyn intern) and everyone is chill except this one nurse that keeps referring to me as a medical student.

Obviously, the first time I didn't care because I'm new and not a obgyn resident so whatever but I've worked with her four times and she keeps doing it. I message her every morning I have one of her patients saying like "hey i'm the off-service resident taking care of the patient in room x", I write my name down on the white board in the patients room as Dr. mccartneys, and I've straight up like chatted to her and told her I'm a resident? And its not like she's a new nurse or anything, she's been on L&D for like 5 years.

Today is the fourth time it's happened. I walk into the patients room this morning, after messaging her, and after working with her three times before, and straight up telling her multiple times i'm the intern/resident, and she looks at me then turns to the patient and says "oh perfect, here's the medical student!"

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u/mccartneys — 10 days ago

Are there any good outdoor study/work spaces in the area?

I just moved to the city and am looking to see if there are any nice outdoor spaces to work/study. Looking for a place that has wifi, a shady place to sit, and is relatively quiet (like not right next to a busy road)

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u/mccartneys — 2 months ago

Looking for books about the history of math and how it helps to explain reality

Sorry, I feel like this is a hard topic to explain! Lately, I've found myself interested in learning about the history and like philosophy of math. How it intersects with other fields, like the natural sciences, to shape how we understand our reality

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u/mccartneys — 2 months ago