u/wardell4thewin

Do I Need Final Frontier to Study for the OCS?

I have MedBridge and current concepts (6th edition). Do you think these and the field guide podcast are enough? I’ve heard mixed reviews about MedBridge. Final frontier was great for NPTE, but not sure how it is for OCS.

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u/wardell4thewin — 5 days ago

I Feel Stagnant

Hello. I have a good outpatient job in a hospital based setting. We see 1 on 1 and it’s good pay/benefits for my area. However, I’m very much goal oriented. In school I always had the next degree to look forward to. I used to be a coach as well, so every year the goal was the to win a championship.

I’ve since gotten away from these things. I’ve entertained the idea of building up my side hustle business to where I could switch to PT part time. I’ve also considered getting my OCS, but I don’t see how that will actually help me move up the ladder.

Any tips?

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u/wardell4thewin — 3 months ago