I got passed off to cardiology and ultrasound so got to help with a few procedures there. ER I was doing Triage (shadowing on it) and outpatient. For that there was a lot of running around and restraint.

I have gotten to do a total of 1 blood draw. I have also gotten to run lab work and do radiographs and restrain for ultrasound and EKGs which the people actually doing them talked to me a LOT about each

I do a lot of laundry and cage cleaning and stocking. I was actually looking at the crash cart and realized it wasn't stocked properly so I got to fix it. and then the next day after they used it I got to

clean up and restock it and the lead tech was basically like "good job" so that felt good.

I learned how to make a heparin saline solution for flushes and last night was crazy busy, but I was actually doing a lot to really truly help though I was being more of an assistant due to the nature of the

whole situation. I am a pretty good assistant and the like 3 techs trying to handle everything (we just kept getting triage after triage) were super appreciative.

I was basically flopping between restraining for different things, cleaning up stations so they could get the next patient in, running and grabbing things, and putting dogs in kennels I had set up.